The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.


trout apiece.
Col. ]. M. Putnam started yesterday for
Mason city, Iowa, near which place he
owns large tract of land.
Hon. Franklin Fairbanks and party OF
ST. Johnsbury, are registered OF the Con-
tinental hotel, Philadelphia.
On the outside to-day will be found vi
cinity items frem Dandy, Dandy Borough,
Fairhayen, Mechanicsville, Middletown,
Mt. Holly, Pl,tsford and Springfield.
James II. Hayward son of Samuel Hay
ward. died at the residence Of his father on
Thursday, a. 10 o'clock, noon, after a lin
reripg illness of some six months Of con-
sumption.
This weeks WEEKLY CLONE IS an unu-
sually interesting number and everyone
not regular subscriber should be sure and
purchase copy. For sale at the office,
aud at Spaulding Sc Co., news room.
A crowd gathered in front Of Morses'
drug store last night, to witness the steri-
opticon exhibition. The display has been
postponed till Saturday evening, however,
and they had their labor for their pains.
Hon. George Nichols Of Mortified, Sec
rotary of state, ] Halsey Cushman Of the
Bennington Banner, Edmund q. Hough-
ton of North Bennington, and Gen. Stewart
L. Woodford gave THE CLONE office call
yesterday.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the New England axle company of
Brandon, which appears in another col
umu. The axle manufactured by this
company is a decided improvement over
anything Of the kind heretofore presented
to the public.
"Uncle" Daniel Curtis Of North Dorset,
gave The GLOBE editorial rooms a call
yesterday. In the course Of conversation
he stated that he intended going 10 the
centennial soon, and taking with him
letter recently received from Postmaster
General Jewell, stating that be was the
Oldest postmaster in the United States ser
vice, to show the authorities.
We are indebted to Rev. G. B. Hubert,
D. D., for copy Of his address entitled
"Middlebury Congratulations of Sue
cess" delivered at his Inauguration as
president of the college, July 81, 1875.
Also to Hon. Robert B. Vance, OF North
Carolina, for a copy of his speech in the
house of representatives on "Hlndrances
to return of contentment and fraternity
in the country"
The directors of the Delaware and Hud-
son canal company came from Troy to
Rutland yesterday in special train by way
of Whitehall, arriving here about 100 p.
IN. After taking dinner at the Bardwell
the party left here about 2.20 to return by
the way of Salem, thus giving them an OPP
portunity 10 inspect all Of this branch of
their road. The following gentlemen COM
possd the party Thomas Dickson, James
r. Taylor, Gen. Devin, H. S. Pence, Rev.
J. w. Partridge, F. P. Greer, New York
Theodore Greer, Saratoga G. F. Young,
]. C. Plat, Albany.
The Central Vermont directors inspcc-
ton party left here about seven O'Clock
yesterday morning, for Chatham. They
arrived there about one o'clock, having
stopped to inspect various points on The
road. At Manchester the excursion was
Joined by Nj. G. Colburn, and at Benning
ton by e. Z. Houghton and MIR. j. Halsey
Cushman. After dinner at Chatham, they
embarked for Rutland, arriving here at si'
o'clock, having stopped to allow party tt
walk over the high bridge this side Of
Chatham. The party leave here this morn
ing for Bellows Falls, from whence they
will return to St. Adams by the Vernon
Central road, having inspected all the linei
controlled by the Central Vermont.
We clip the following appreciative notice
of Mr.. George Frost, son Of our towns
man, Rufus Frost, from the Moberly (Mis
sourD Daily: "George Frost is one of thu
most popular and accommodating passen
ger conductors on the lire of the Missouri
Kansas and Topeka railroad. He is tn
favorite of the travelling public, and NOR
courteous gentleman can no where b.
found. He is active, energetic, homes
and competent, and justly enjoys the rep
utation of being most excellent business
man. The company should be proud o
having such a gentleman in their employ.
The following are the arrivals at tn
Bardwell house Wednesday and Thursday
May nth and 18th; j. Gregory Smith, w
G. Saith, Bradley Barlow, st. Adams
Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester l. II. Kimbal
Bath, Maine ]. p. Clark, Milton j. E
Hoyt, New York B. B. Smalley, Burlinl
ton; J. Edwards, Boston; j. w. Hobar
St. Adams; l.. Mills, Boston; ]. n
Foss, L. J. Sweet, Geo. T. Childs, st. A
bans E. NJ. Smith, Boston T. ID. Ev'
Il. Buck, st. Adams; 10 ID. Hatch, Blu
linpton; W. W. Wright, st. Adams
Thos. Dickson, James r. Taylor, Gen
Diven, IL. S. Pence, Rev. j. "
Partridge, r. p. Greer, New York
Theodore VOORHEES,, Saratoga q.
Young, ]. G. Plat, Albany (; M. S. Co
burne, Factory Point j. Halsey Gus
man, Bennington e. c. Houghton, Nor
Bennington; J. o. Bodwell, New York
W. +. Sanders, Rochester j. B. Bror
ley, Castleton Mrs. d. l.. Kent, Mi
Jennie Kent, East Dorset j. Hskerma
New York; G. w. Brown, Boston +.
Whitcomb, Ludlow j. l.. Billings, City
y. W. Seymour, wife and son, West Ru
land VIM. II. Walker, Ludlow p. '
Slater, John II. Bridgman, Troy, N. Y
VIM. Phelps, New York Geo. w. Bee
Albany, N. Y. C. G. Graham, M
York William Bowdoin, New Yorl
II. II. Chandler, T. j. Curtis, Boston
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