The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
LOCAL MENTION.


Gold 1907
Otter creek has not been so low for years
as at present.
The Hermit's letter and South London
derry notes on the outside.
Every republican should be sure to at
tend the caucus this evening.
E. A. Morse yesterday returned from q
trip to Chicago aud Philadelphia.
n. p. Simons and George e. Lawrence
address republican meeting at North
Pawlet to-day.
Col. Joyce spoke at Benson yesterday
afternoon, and spoke with N. p. Simons at
Fairhaven, last evening.
Three hundred and twenty car loads of
stock have passed down the Central Yer
mont during the past two weeks.
We learn that Hon. N. T. Sprague, jr.,
was nominated for town representative by
the republicans of Bradon last evening.
Capt. L. L. Sherman of Ludlow and
family started for COLORADO yesterday.
Mrs. Shermsn's health induced this change.
Prof. o. S. Fowler of New York, will
open course of lectures in Rutland, about
the Middle of September, OH life, health
and self culture.
Company A, Rutland light guards, left at
one o'clock this morning, ffty-one strong,
G. G. Kinsman, captain, for the annual
muster in st. Albsns.
John Lanan was brought before Ii. w.
Porter yesterday and fined five dollars and
costs for ntoxication. He was reco mmit-
ted for nom disclosure.
J. A. Gould and George II. Palm er, both
tell what great bargains in dry goods may
be had by patronizing them, in new adver-
tisements this morning.
Col Edwin s. Stowell of Cornwall, one
of the jurors on horses at the Centennial,
stopped at the Bardwell house last night,
on his way to Philadelphia.
The water in the reservoir is reported to
be low and constantly decreasing and our
citizens should be economical in its use
until rain shall come to our relief.
Patrick O'Hearn, brakeman on the
Sunday milk train, was struck by the limb
of tree when passing South Wallingford
Sunday morning, and slightly injured.
The pressure upon our columns, and the
delay of come of tie copy, has prevented q
full report of the New Haven camp-meet-
ing, which will appear in full in to.mor-
rows GLOBE.
The selectmen will be at their office in
the town hall to-day, to attend to all who
wish their names placed upon the check
list. Voters should see that their names
are en- the list
Flack and Jerkowskl have orened large
stock of clothing In their new store, No
Center street. If the present weather
doesn't change the demand on them fol
fall overcoats will be brisk.
There is prospecting for a ccal mine or
Alvin Haywards farm in the east part Of
Rutland as well as in Mendon. The mat
ter is in charge of an experienced minel
who has dug down twenty feet. He ex
poets to 90 down sixty, and TO find coal be
fore that depth.
Rutland was especially honored in TIT
recent promotion Of Paymaster Genera
Benjamin Alvord to the rank of brigadel
general of the regular army. He is thu
first Vermont officer, either of the line Of
staff, who has held this rank in the regu
lar army, and we ,know of none whose
shoulders hwould bear the honor NOR
gracefully.
A special meeting of the young men
Hayes and Wheeler club was held at thei
headquarters last evening After III
meeting was called to order, the report @
the committee to confer with the Haye
and Wheeler club was heard, when it wa
voted to attend the meeting Thursda,
evening and make that the last rally of tn
campaign. The meeting then adj ourned.