The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
LOCAL MENTION.


Col James NJ. Putnam returned from
his western trip on Wednesday evening.
Rev. George N. Bosrdman, d. D., of
Chicago, has arrived at Pittsford to spend
his summer vacation.
The arrival of the noon Saratoga train
yesterday was delayed about an hour by
the burned bridge at Fort Edward.
The Colorado potsto bugs have made
their appearance in large numbers at West
Rutland, Dandy, Pawet and South Wal
lingford.
The saloon formerly kept by A. II. DAN
forth, now said to be owned by Edward
King. was searched by Deputy Sheriff
Crawford yesterday, for Intoxicating liquor,
but nothing sezab.e was found
The ladies missionary association held
their annual meeting at tho mission house,
50 Main street, yesterday afternoon. The
old board of officers were mainly re-elect-
ed. We shall present full report OF the
proceedings tomorrow.
The Holden house, Charlie, II. Holden
proprietor, has been put in order and is, as
usual, one of the pleasantest stopping
places in town. Mr.. Holden is a native of
Arlington and has many friends here who
will be gl.d to learn of his hostcrie.
DR.. Charles Woodhouse was in attend.
ance upon the annual meeting of the Yer
mont state homeopathic medical society at
large attendance from all parts OF the state.
DR.. G. f. Horton OF East Poutney, was
elected president
The lager beer seized at the German cafe
Wednesday, contains, by Dr.. Z. G. Lewis
analysis, five per cent Of alcohol, whereas
the keg previously seized contained six.
The trial of the case will, it is said, come
off next week, and If number of business
men have engagements out of town it will
not be at all surprising.
William Powers was brought before
Justice II. w. Porter yesterday for breach
of the peace by Grand Juror Redington,
and fined SO and costs. lie was quite in
dignant over the prosecution, and claimeC
that he was doing nothing out of the way
Mrs. La ROGUE, however, appeared OF
the scene with very bloody head and ties
tilted that Powers had caused that by beat
Ing her he was fined, and appealed.
An elegant car, manufactured by the Ar
lington car company, passed through here
yesterday on the way to Philadelphia. II
is intended for the narrow gauge railroad
on the exhibition grounds, and bears the
name "Arlipgton." 1t is strongly built
finely upholstered, and in every way {
credit to the manufacturers, and indicates
that this company are manufacturing som'
of the best work in the country. Mr.. A
D. Garfield accompanied the car, which
left here on the 8sratoga freight via Al
bany and Binghempton, for Philadelphia
The funeral of Harry, the six year oil
son of William Schryver, who died Wed
nesday night, was yesterday afternoon at
tended from his fathers house on Wash
ington street extension. The Rev. j. G
Johnson officiated the funeral was unde
the direction of Ben X. Chase the pail
bearers were Mr.. sichryver's fellow work
men in the Rutland railroad boiler shor
After the services at the house the bod
was taken on the afternoon train TO Hue
son n. Y, .or burial.
OF all the temperance appeals which al
made few are more touching, in more way
than one, than the following note addresse
toayouug man in Rutland;
"Once you had a fat horse, and was
nice young man now your horse is poo
Rum has did it. Now If you would TAX
the ten cents you spend for drink and fee
EN- 10 your horse, and join the refor
club, he would be fat and you would be
nice young man still.
The horse that would grow fat on Il
cents since the resumption Of specie pa
ments has an excellent digestion.