The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
Vicinity Items.


desired effect in one respect, if in no 9TH
crit has brought around just about the
Usual number of summer boaIders, which
have heretofore stopped here. Green of
of the Lud ow house, has quite an install
ment from New FORK city, and elsewhere.
We notice he has been contributing to the
comfort of his guests and regular board
ers, by extending an awning over his
piazza, affording an airy and comfortable
place for persons to sit, especially in the
evening when the dew is falling.
We believe it is conceded point that no
better tables are spread in any public house
in all this section, than are at this estab-
lshmcut That cleanliness is the specially
Of Mrs. Green, the landlady. Any one
would be aware OF by the most cursory
examination Of the interior OF the house.
A public house well kept, is both an hon
or and benefit, to place of any preten-
tons.
There are strong symptoms that the
EZRA of good feeling, has arrived at this
place. The numerous followers of Hayes
and Wheeler have their flag suspended
across Depot street, one end of the sup
post resting on n block owned by 1ilden
man, the other attached 10 the ridge of a
building, directly underneath which, is the
democrat. But everything is lovely, and
the flag, If not the goose, hangs high.
There is but one apprehension to be thought
of, which is that the owner OF the block
above alluded to, has very recently re-
ceived the democratic nomination for
states attorney and should he succeed to
an election, he might attempt to indict the
flag by way of getting his hand educated
TO that particular line of business; not that
he would bear the least i'll will to those who
by this means are attempting to give ''aid
and comfort" to the republican nominees
AS for the other chap, he is the embodi-
ment of good nature aud will take every
thing of this sort in good part and in the
best of grace, but he warns those of the
contrary part not to attempt 30 foolish
thing as to try to convert him from the er
r0r of his political ways, by the use of pow.
der and lead, for in that line, he is perfect
ly at home, keeping powder for sale, and
as for the other thing, he is wholly and en-
tirey ball, himself.
Farmers, just now are right on theiJ
"stampede," in the way of haying New
hay is beng sold all the way from twelve
to fifteen dollars ton. The crop in this
section we Judge will be full average one.
OF course, varying in different localities,
and even on different farms in nearly the
same locality, singular as it may seem.
PAwIET.
Another shipment of cheese was made On
Monday OF this week from the Wickham
factory to parties in New York.
Sherman Weed has one of Fousts hay
leaders that will is said load wagon with
hay in four and one-half minutes.
Loren Derby has been making improve
ments about his house by way of paint and
shingles.
Merritt Hulett has finished painting HE
picket fence and is SO much pleased about
ii that lie starts for the centennial this
week.
There are quite number of strangers in
town quartered at different places.
Damon G. Wheeler and wife from Stras-
burg, Penn, are in town on a short visit
and stopping at the Garden farm. NJ.
BENNINGTON.
A meeting was called at Library hal
Monday afternoon ut 2 o'clock to see the
feasibility OF increasing the police force OF
this place. Since the depredstions COM
mitted in this place few weeks ago, con
siderable talk has been had about placing
an eXtra1orce on to patrol the streets dur
ing the night. a meeting had to be called
TO get the voice Of the people, but not very
good luck was had. The meeting was
called to order with DIR. ii. j. Potter in the
chair, and John h. Burton clerk. The
call was then read by the clerk, after
which some man who did not care TO lose
his time made "A motion TO adjourn, but il
was not carried.
Remarks were then made by A. p.
Chills, followed by A. B. Valentine, who
also presented a set of resolutions to be
acted upon, but for some reason the people
did not care to act upon them. Veteran
remarks were made by James II. Board
man and John Sbley. After consldera.
Bile wrangling and great deal of noise the
meeting adjourned. Mr.. Valentine did moi
succeed in passing his resolutions, and
consequently not the best Of feelings ex-
listed Not single motion was passed ex-
cepting the motion to adjourn, and it was
with difficulty that this was passed. The
meeting would be termed a ''huge blow
Il. ". A.
HAMPTON, n. Y.
Two large cinnamon bears, accompanied
by their keepers, passed through this
place on Monday. They excited much in
terest.
G. NJ. Fish's factory is now completed.
1t was opened on Monday. ]. X. Dilling-
ham, formerly of nson, VI, has been
engaged as manufacturer. He has had tx
tensive experience.
Several fine days have enabled our far
mers to secure large amount of hay,
About two-thirds of a crop will be cut.
Services IN the Nj. Il. church were held
last Sunday in the basement, as the body OF
the church has been cleared preparatory to
frescoing.
There are some Tilden men about here
who offer to. bet large sums that New
York's favorite will carry this state. They
say they have plenty of money, but most
any one would rather be poor republican
than rich democrat. 1t is very hard in
New York city for a man to be demo
crat and at the came time be poor. Riches
and democracy are one and inseparabe.
ta1 L.. Il.