The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-16
LOCAL MENTION,

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Gold 1928
Hubbard has green peas for sale.
Ring out the furs and ring in the fans.
Keep your eye on the cheap chrome
peddler.
Old Weatherwlse predicts hot and dry
summer.
John N. Baxter, esq has returned from
Philadelphia.
Chicken and clothes line thieves are
abroad in this community.
Hermit's letter and a poem by "Elmo
Wildwood" on the first page.
The ice is out Of the Adirondack lakes
and trout trolling is gorgeous.
The Mendelsshon society meet at their
rooms this evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Regular meeting OF Central council, No.
G, Sovereigns of Industry, this evening a,
1880 o'clock.
Centennial excursion tickets are sold
from Albany 10 Philadelphia and back for
$3.50, good for 30 days.
Judge Dunton is planting centennial
trees about his residence, corner OF Wash.
ington and Nickwackett streets.
Wagner drawing room cars run with ell
the principal trains over the New York &
Canada railroad between Montreal and
Albany.
The Rutland brass band gave an accepta-
BILE open air concert in the Depot park, last
evening. They improve in their playing
rapidly.
Retail dealers are already complaining of
spurious halves and quarters, that SO near
ly resemble the genuine that 1t is difficult
to detect them.
1t is feared that the intensely cold north
west wind of Saturday night has complete
ly blasted the buds of many of the carly
varieties of fruit.
A new Sunday milk train has been put
on over the Delaware and Hudson canal
compapys lines, leaving Rutland at five
o'clock in the morning.
The trans from the north due at 10
O'Clock was delayed two hours last evening
by q wood-train which was thrown from
the track near st. Adams.
MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Sawyer entertained
number of family friends at their resi-
dence last evening, on the occasion of the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Officers Crawford and Stearns yesterday
searched the places kept by Mclaughlin,
William Lyon and the German cafe. No
liquor was found in any of the places.
A gentleman just returned from a trip
through Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana says
that tramps are wanted in that country by
the farmers. Go west, young man, 60
west.
Mr.. Rufus II. Green, former we'll
er, died on Wednesday, at his residence in
Poultney, after lingering illness Of some
months.
Quite an exhibition of fine horses took
place yesterday afternoon, on Merchants
row, by Mr.. Braisted and G. d SpSoner,
indicating that Rutland can hardly be ex-
celled in young horses.
Duprez & Benediot's Ministries will
perform at the Town hail, Wednesday eve
ming. They have recently played in Bos-
ton to crowded houses, and received the
moot fayorokIa pracc nriticap,a
A penny saved is as good as penny earn
ed. Watch the advertisements closely The
men who sell the most goods, also sell
them the cheapest, and these are the very
men who advertise the most literally.
Recently, dangerous counterfeit $40
note of the National state bank at Terre
Haute, Ind, and counterfeit So note OF
the First national bank OF Louisville, have
been discovered at the United States treas
ury department.
The annual conclave of Killington com.
mandery Of Knights Templar will be held
at their Asylum Masonic hall, this (Tues.
day. evening, at 1880 o'clock. Election Of
officers and other important business. A
full attendance desired.
Rev. Norman Seaver, d. D., preached
in the Rev. DR.. Cuyler's church, on Sun
day evening, before the members of the
Tweniy-third regiment, of Brooklyn, Of
which he is chaplain, and who were pres
ent in full dress uniform, without crosl
straps or side arms.
The Reform club were busily engaged
yesterday fitting up their hall in the Rut
land bank building. They are putting in ,
stage, with curtain and wings, tintng thu
walls and otherwise identifying the hall
1t will be in readiness for the public meet
ing Wednesday evening.