The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l113
They are reporting frosts hereabouts.
DR.. c. f. Adams has purchased the
Guilford estate for $1,000.
The plank walk on Washington street
extension is being relaid.
Arrangements are being made TO lay
concrete walk through Prospect street.
Hydes famous hostelry at Sudbury is
fall to oveln)wing with summer boarders.
Officer Crawford searched the German
cafe Tuesday, and seized one ktg of lager
beer.
Miles w. Whitlock was Tuesday fined
$40 and costs for keeping intoxicating
hqpor with intent to sell.
Miss Il. N. Smith of Trinity church
choir, left Monday with Captain and Mrs
P. E. Chase for the centennial.
The Woodstock Age says the Bsrdwell
house is ding a very fine business, averag-
ing some 20 arrivals per day.
The Vermont Chronicle says of Burr and
Burton seminary; "Tnis is an old estab-
lshed and reliable English and classical
school, we'll deserving or public patron
age"
DR.. E F. Upham of West Randolph, a
former well known physician of Rutland,
is in town on brief visit. He is accom-
panied by his sou Winslow Upham, who is
ate4cher in C.lifornia.
A handsome Hayes and Wheeler flag
was hung out, Monday, between Clark
block and Sadler's block. corner Merchants
row al d West street. 1t may be seen from
the four streets meeting beneath it.
The Boston Herald says Christopher
Rice of Rutland is candidate for the till,
of centennial ass. He proposes to walk
from Rutland to Philadelphia, "waving
the stars and stripes, if the necessary sub
scrip.ion is made.
E. D. Kryes & Co. have just received a
car load Of 81. Louis -four, ground from
this years wheat, which is the first new
whea, fl ur that has been received in town,
This is the Imperial Bower brand, and is
said to be a superior article.
There has been large increase in the
summer travel to Manchester this season
the result of the improved facilities. The
new route to Boston via the Hoosac Tun
rel enables passengers TO leave Boston a
Sa. m. and arrive at Manchester at p. No.
John Daughan, Nick Foster, John Heihel
and one Smith were arrested by officers
Hussey and Stearns, last evening. They
woke up Thomas Kennedy on Green street
and demanded rum. Mr., Kennedy becam,
frightened, slipped out of his house anC
called the officers.
The Washington correspondent of tn,
Montpelier Journal says: Colonel JOYCE
and family have left the city for Vermont
owingto the illness of the Colonel, whicl
was occasioned by the excessive and con
tnued hot weather which has prevailed
here for a month past. 1t is believed tina
us lllncsb VIII piofo W NC puI tSHlpolaly
We were mistaken in saying that tn
pension papers of Charles ii. Staples wer
received the night before his death. Tn
application for pension and physician
certificate were made out and forwarded
and 1t Is a matter of doubt as yet as t
whether the pension is received by hi
widow.
A young mems Tilden and Hendrick'
club was organized last evening at the Til
den headquarters. A committee of fiv
members was then chosen to nominate OH
GERS for the club. The meeting was the
adjourned to this evening at 8 O'Clock
when the organic alton will be fully per
fected at the rooms of the 1ilden club.
A reunion of the Florida ASSOCIATION Is I
be held at Hyde's hotel, Sudbury, the sec
ond week in September. This assocatio
10 composed of northern visitors and souti
ern residents, who made pleasant al
quaintance in Florida last winter. Il.