The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1921.
The dram on Washington streetis being
relald.
Ninety-three in the shade yesterday.
What delightful weather.
Rev. W. j. Harris left for Detroit yes
terday. His family remain in town until
October.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. /, Knights of Pythias, this evening at
8 o'clock.
]. E. Stapleton of Middlebury, addressed
the Tilden and Hendricks club attheir
rooms last evening.
The annual collection for the Pope was
taken up IN all the Catholic churches Of the
state on Sunday last.
"Thank you, yes, | think do need a
DOCTOR" is the proper reply now when a
friend offers you apples.
Miss Nellie Pierpoint, daughter of Judge
John Pierpoint of vergennes, yesterday re-
turned from visit to Chicago.
Universal Salvation" will be the theme
of the sermon at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
K of p. this (Saturday) evening at eight
o'clock at the Castle hall, Globe block.
Work is progressing at the state fair
grounds at st. Adams. The two larger
buildings are in fair way toward compile
ton.
John GUILTY died Thursday night about
ten o'clock. The funeral will be attended
from his late residence on Wales street,
Sunday.
Rev. s. Asbury, who breaches at Trim
ity church tomorrow, is Philadelphia
clergyman, stopping for the summer at
Ludlow.
Ice cream is served at No. Elm street
every week day evening. Parties desiring
large quantity will do we'll to leave or
ders in advance.
A black and white shawl was picked up
on Washington street last evening. The
owner can have it by calling at d. L. Nor
gan's shoe store.
There will be meeting of the reform
club at their rooms in bank block to-mor-
row Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The
public are invited
The Detroit Free Press remarks that the
engraver who makes Mr.. Tilien appear as
cross-eyed may want to be janitor of the
white house next year, but he won't be-,
L. w. Redington and ]. E. Stapleton
will address the Tilden and Hendricks
meeting at West Rutland this evening
The Sarsfeld cornet band will be in attend
ance.
The individual who wanted to be ward
trustee last spring for the sake of having
a sidewalk both sides of his house, has now
been gratifed as far as the walk goes,
though he is not trustee.
The large Hayes and Wheeler flag at the
north end of Merchants row, got caught
on the wire supporting it, yesterday, and in
the efforts to dsentangle it was torn and
taken down for repairs.
Mr. II. E. Adams feels highly fat
tered at our prophecy of his great lon
gevity in announcing yesterday that he
would open a clothing store in Rutland,
August 4th, 1915. He says if our proof
reader will hold out as well and call around
that morning, he will fit him out with a
new suit made up from his (second) Gen.
tennial suitings.
A republican rally will be held at the
Town hall Monday evening next, under
the auspices of the Young Mems Hayes
and Wheeler club. Trenor w. Park, of
Bennington, who is said to be a most effec-
tive campaign speaker, has been engaged,
aud negotiations are in progress for other
speakers. The Altimont cornet band, of
Ludlow, will also be IN attendance. Keep
the hall rollinp bova