The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-19
LOCAL MENTION

Gold 10.
A number of the trains were belated yes
terday.
The October magazines may be found at
Spaulding's.
E Ross adyertises Buttericks patterns
and catalogues.
The complete premium list of the state
fair will be found on the outside.
The opening one of long list of autumn
marriages will be celebrated to-day.
A Rutland party had the pleasure of sur
veying someland on Bald mountain yester-
day afternoon.
The snnual meeting of the Vermont and
Canada railroad will be held in Bellows
Falls, Oct. 10th.
Bailey and Flynn have large anl COM
plete line of suitngs which they advertise
in another column.
Yesterday was the first heavy fall rain.
1t was so heavy that umbrellas were of lit
tie use except to divide the drops.
Higgins has number of neat glass signs
painted by Ratledgc, formerly of Rutland,
now Of Murray street, New York.
Regular meeting Of central council No.
Sovereigns of Industry this evening at s
o'clock. A full Attendance desired.
The umbrella trade was brisk yesterday.
1t would hardly do to argue 'thc dawn of
an era of prosperity" from that fact how
ever.
George II. Palmer, wife and daughter,
Rev. J. X. Richardson, A. $. Marshall,
and DR.. Il. Mound left yesterday for the
centennial.
Regular assembly Of Killington COM
mandery of knights Templars this Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the asylum
masonic hall
N. J. Green has recently received pa
tent on steam stone channcling machine
which he claims is great improvement on
any now in use.
The fall arrangement on the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga railroad went into effect yes
in another column.
Vigorous efforts are being made to Sc
cure the removal of the Brandon Manufac-
turing company's works to Rutland, and
some liberal subscriptions have been made
to that end, but more is needed.
Deputy Sheriff George w. Crawford, as
sisted by G. IL. Mathews, yesterday search
ed the premises of John Mccall, found one
barrel of cider and transferred it to the
town agency. They also visited the saloon
of James Murphy, but found nothing.
William Brcen of West Rutland, while
returning from this village, Sunday even
ing, struck the side of the bridge in Center
Rutland, ovcrturning the carriage and
throwing himself, wife and children out.
Mrs. Breen was quite severely injured and
the others slightly so.
William Il. Sigourney, formerly Of Rut-
land, who made himself somewhat noted
in literary circles some time ago by claim
ing the authorship of the famous piece of
poetry entitled " Beautiful Snow, is in the
tombs prison in New York on the charge
ofappropraing cash belonging to the editor
of a New York paper.
Rev. DR.. Murray has completed his first
serial Adirondack story. 1t is entitled +:
"The story the key told me-" and is to be
begun in the Golden Rule of Sept 20.
Much interest is felt in literary circles over
Mr.. Murray's first attempt at story writing.
The American News Co., of New York
alone has ordered 5000 extra copies in view
of the publication of this story.
The sixth annual fair of the Otter creek
valley association, will be held at East
Wallingford Thursday and Friday Septem-
Der 29th and Goth. The annual address
will be delivered by Il. ]. Hyde, music by
the East Wallingiord band Aside from the
usual attractions of fair there will be q
procession Of invincibles the first day and
band concert in the evening; in the eve
ming of the second day there will be a
grand harvest ball at Powell's hall.