The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold l12s.
East Hubbardton correspondence on the
fourth page.
Col Joyce and family returned 10 Wash
ington yesterday.
The Hermits Letter, on the first page,
will be found interesting as usual.
Arbutus are reported as not yet in bios
som, although buds are abundant.
G. W. Peck is building carriage shop
on Strong avenue. He has carried on the
business for two years at Center Rutland
A brass store key was found yesterday
between the freight and passenger depot,
which the owner will fad at THE GLOBE
office.
d. w. Edgecomb Of Hartford, insurance
adjustcr, was in town Yesterday, on bust
ness connected with the losses by tho Bates
house fire.
Mr.. McKelvey had a large house at St.
Adams, Sunday evening, and is establish
ing reform club, there. What has become
of the Rutland reform club
The citizen's drum corps did some good
vigorous praciicing last evening, as any
one with sensitive ears within quarter of
mile of Morses block will testify.
Among the guests at the Bardwell yes
terdsy, were i. r. Hard, w. ]. Gilbert,
Burlington a. G. Stafford, st. Adams /;
Fl. A. Jacobs, Springfield; and E. s.
Dana, Cornwall.
Work on the Bates house block is pro-
crossing rapidly. A part Of the wall is
now up one story and marble ia on the
ground for the Center street foundation.
Hale's portion of the block is nearly COM
pleted.
A portion OF the machine shops of the
Rutland and Washington division OF the
Delaware and Hudson canal company, at
Salem, N. Y, were destroyed by fire at an
early hour on Monday morning. 1t s said
to have been the malicious work of an in
cendiary.
The checklist will be at the village hall
on Tuesday evening from 5 to 7 o'clock
Voters who have removed from one ward
into another are requested to appear and
have the list corrected An opportunity
will also offer for correcting the list in
other respects
A caucus was held in ward two last
evening. N. j. Green WAS elected chair
man. Richard Spaulding and Dennis
tnI lota So
trustee. A ballot was demanded which re-
suited in the nomination of Dennis Kings-
ley by vote Of eighteen to zine.
Mendelssohn rehearsal at their rooms, at
will be taken up, for the first time. The
society arc to render it at their June fest
val. Every member is requested to be
present, and any person wishing 80 join for
the remainder of the season can do go.
Mr.. Marshall B. Taylor, of Ludlow, yes
terday exhibited in TIE GLOBE office,
three whip lashes made by himself from
Colorado buckskin. he formerly resided
manufacture Of whips. The lashes ex-
hibited here are TO be sent to the CEN
tennial.
The seventh ward caucus was exceeding
ly lively, last evening. Z. L. Foster was
elected chairman and J. p. Collins sccre
tary. The candidates for trustee were
James Levins and JOHN p. Collins. On
the first vote both candidates claimed the
election, but Collins was declared nomin.
atcd and a division Of the house was call
ed for, when MIR. Lesins was declared
nominated.
Rhods Kcttridge (colored) was brough,
before j. j. Il. Randall, justice Of the
peace, Monday, charged with intoxication.
Her fine and costs amounted to SIG "a ap-
pealed. She testified that she obtained hei
liquor of Henry Jackson, also colored. He
was fined, with costs, S1G.D3 for selling
and the same amoun. for keeping with in
tent to sell. lie appealed both cases. The
prosecutions were conducted by L. w.
Redington, grand juror.
The managers of, and subscribers to, the
free reading room met last evening, and, il
appearing that the fund already subscribed
was insufficient to .naintan the room in i'll
present location, a committee was appoint
ed to ascertain where and at what cost
suitable location could be obtained. An
other meeting will be held at 8 o'clock thil
evening, at which time the committee il
expected to report, and if room can b'
obtained located and at a reason
able rental-an organization will be made
for the year. We are requested to ask tina
there may be full and prompt attendance
both of subscribers and managers.