The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l1l5.
The Boston train was thirty-fve minutes
late Saturday.
John +. Huntoon is stopping few days
with his family.
There were thunder showers on the 2jth
and 9th of June.
Ii. ii. Smith, esq, returned from the
centennial Saturday.
G. d, Spencer, high baliff of Rutland
county, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Lowell Allen, well known in Rut-
land, is in town for few days.
Killington lodge No. 90 l. o. o. F.
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Mary A. Burnham, late of Welles-
ley college, is in town on vacation.
c. c. Frost addressed very good audi
ence at the town hall Sunday afternoon.
The month of June was warmer by from
to degrees than for the last three years.
Miss Mary Dana of the Nergennes high
SCuoDl, Is passing HcF Suluuiei 'aCalioh az
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Davis and family are in
town visiting Mrs. Davis father, DR.. Jas.
b. Porter.
Alexander White, an old and well known
citizen of Wallingford was buried Sunday
ia Clarendon.
Thomas G. Robbins, ESQ.,, and wife, af
ter spending two weeks in Philadelphia,
arrived home on Saturday.
How refreshing just one glimpse of
.Greenlsnd's icy mountains" would have
been in the midst Of the sermon yesterday.
John Cain returned from the West Sat-
urday morning. Since the st. LOUIS con-
vention he has been visiting son in Stda-
liza, Mo.
A Sunday row occurred on Center street.
Q lite crowd assembled to witness the
fray and some blood was split on both
sides. No police.
The shower Sunday morning was very
severe in the mountains east. Cold river
and Mill river were both running full
banks Sunday.
A Rutland party of three who took their
patriotism out with a fish pole, had the
best luck of any party yet. The three took
SOB trout during the day.
William Gilman, the horse thief, now
wants to arrange to plead guilty, take his
sentence and go to Windsor at once. Two
days of the dungeon cured HIM of the Rul-
land jail.
Madam Temple arrived home Saturday
accompanied by her son, Capt. William G.
Temple of the United States navy, who
will spend few days in town visiting his
friends.
Lieut.. w. p. Duvall, tutor at West
Point MILITARY academy, is quartered al
the Bardwell house. He has in charge lo
OF horses recently purchased for the use OF
the military academy.
A. L. Roberts, foreman of The DAILY
GLOBE. and V. c. Meyerhoffer, foreman OF
day from attendance upon the Information
al Typographical Union.
The schools at Sutherland Falls closet
a successful summer term Saturday with I
picnic. The teachers for the term hav'
been Miss Connolly of Middlebury, ant
Miss L. NJ. Powers of Plttsford
Charles Daniels, an employe In Verder'
bakery, had his right hand caught between
two of the rollers, Saturday, and the han,
and fingers 50 badly mashed that the flesl
burst out at the sides of the fingers. DR.
+. A. Pond dressed the wound.
Besides the German cafe and freight de
pot affairs, Officers Crawford and Stearns
Saturday, searched the premises of j. Z
Johnson, j. & T. Caden, Mary Meldon
Ed. Kelley, John Hurley Charles Taylor
and John Mahoney. Nothing WAS foun,
in any of them.
"Crumbs cast upon the waters return al
ter many days. The application this tim
lies in the fact that the covered sewer is a
last Lang laid on Center street opposite tn
high school, for which we have importune
the authorities for year. The men weI
working on it Saturday afternoon with III
thermometer at ITO in the sun.
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