The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-14
Vicinity Items.


| must saw am little sensitive abou
reporting for the paper under the head n
"Vicinity Items" after getting such n trim
ming as / and others did in THE Gror,
Saturday morning, from an old newspane
contributor over new signature. however
| shall venture after simply saving tina
"Observer" made great blunder when h,
stated that raids were made on both of on
hotels for rum, cigars and tobacco. he be1
better take the beam from his own eve. he
fore he attempts TO remove the mote from
his neighbours eve, but / shall 90 for III,
vicinity items, observer or no observer
| Mondov mor,;ro ,ha 1ro, NON. ohr,o5
n, o,,r e,son,s ,,,as ,ta, pnn.S &c ~ "o' tac
bmr Ou, ~, "ps .na. n,ailalu 70. Ia.
bofero a, IN a,oInois us u.s., VIZ n'Sn'
dor arrsst and arrain a. 49, ny WIZ In
Cole, held them in $1,000 each for their an.
pcarance for hearing before him Wednes.
| day morning, bail was procured and thew
were set at liberty
Tuesdav came town rnoo,;no ,.f oo,rso
and 10 il came tonr hundrad so,ore ILL.,
ann and suhs,onca Of Iii ,sor"od;,,, ~
was the MAKING of two no,,are uD, Yu' nne
old ono row ,wo ra,v saioa,,,,n ,,'nas
overseers of ;bn ,,oar o,a ,'a,,, oniio ~
one now snnerintenden, Of echonIs ,,vn
new Grand inrora ,wn Won ~ ,;a.osa s"o
non -, -. - - '.:, 80 q
new lookup. but. nothing was done for a
new hearse. Mr.. J. II. Gaines retired from
the Office of collector after serving ia that
capacity eight years, and from the position
of overseer of the poor for the last three
years. The meeting was about of the same
piece of the last four or five that have pre-
ceded it as far as law and order was con.
very different now than they were In the
days of Howe, Warren. Wright. Harris.
Coubrn, Langdon, Rice and others of that
school of men. Then decorum and respect
was preserved. A moderator in these DAYS
might as well undertake TO dam the waters
OF the Mississippi with wafer as to main
TAIN order In aCastleton town meeting.
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock the trial of the
State w. Brainard & Co. began ut The town
hall. in the nresence of a LARGE number NJ
deeplv Interested snec,a,oro n ~ Co,o
ESQ. presiding Three men,b.rs of ,ho
Castleton bar appeared in behalf of the
state and two If The Ieaai rrofnsa;on W 81 nre
Rutland were employed hy the respondents
At the conclusion of a rigid examination
and Investigation of some four or five
hours duration. the court held them in The
sum of $500 each to answer at the comfy
conrt next fall WV '''''
A. NJ
mI. anu Mrs' d. .; Dq,ton ana Mrs.
Cs'rahuer, sister OF Mrs. Dutton, IN com
an old Falls concnrt ~ ,ar ~'t,r,P'sgu III
iast ThnrsJav avan;no az iShi.io,u' AZ a.,
a. ,,or. ;,, ,;,, u'on.us' my nave also
IN Gr ri and IJ ps',,a, '"o pas' winter
e. oi.'no ni1 anu ! awlet' ana naye' on
,t LINZ o.ea9ione vi inns KIM, acteu wen
;nem par III .wo or ,,, .nree entertainments
III our 1own nan. iheir rendering or the
con'cal pieces emitted WIDOW Bedott
anu .ne Quaher OourIsnlp ofihg down
,,,orts ,ho,, 80. 49,, Ill :, s"i-
i,,ndrod ~ =, "u"i ",o a'' Wv asy uo'n one
- '. ". a'u my years o'u'
ABOUT inc irst of march Mr., James
, ~ oiea al tne residence oil ME- Oscar
I u,.'n, nls son-, u haVIgg reached the
s ~ Uiu ase u, o. years lie was an hon
e $50 ronau iG Ha ian VI my Town seventy
eh ,ho aoe ~ 90 cd T h .na' mas at
Sm;,h so. they boSo OH" "m i, u,9t u, !osepn
&c i7Oo "A'' Oil ''e" III oas'ie'oh
''".o -'r',
One Oh lhe most interesting and impress
sa'n SUNDAY evenlns talks we ever listened
a,o las, Sobbst ya;ni', cIapei was week
ar hosod on ,ha I'D sd,py heV. Il. l. HOOK
fnIlv nnrs,,adnd in h;s nSyr very man ne
Hooters EVENING ss vol aa daya a. ME-
,;ons arc evcaodir ,lu yai,ab,e and attr.nrca-
i've
c,,,do ~ 70
% , numuaS ' ao,;, nng heV d, " oohnsoh VI
,.u,.", AZ 81, ,s Souhu iosiGai us
oc,n oo az 'no i.a o ,h ,ro,n ,nc Ac.s
to bo a cbrris,np rh ,aou uppS,; e .sSb iie
il 10 he christian, ,, eu Ell, d;sonssds -
and answered bv the sneaker ~ tho craft
ficstion of every member of his cnn9reSa
ton. Mr.. Jobnson's nreachinp il 6,rblv
nrized Inv orr neonle w
r,o ,o,,.r, oe NJ ns nS
40 az 80. o'anno,; ot n ;,S ,,o ~ .J"ns ..;
n, "a tor,Stna,aa ,.a, SaIha,,, Thn INV, n,s
20, ,an,,s ,ha sa, n@s. aI,n.a ~, wv
,hsae o,,,'ro,,ns H., ioo, ,,,aai, ,,,, 49,.
oil bo,do, IN 10 Po,,;o, oburnh r. ~
,,, ~. ,N1onoha ~ a,Ibbo ~ 60
aa MI % To,i 10 sI Loo Iah w " aounu, anu
WoD. I mnSoy h hoo ,auo u so nun AZ
!, 1oilhohI, uuiins ,no pass season, anu mas
uone 80 ihuch soeu' IL may ho. ne inappro-
PrIa,e W speah Vi hor laoo a MISS lowns-
icy ID young ia9y aDout 20 years OIL age
very PHEASANT anu sociaule' assumes NOM
NY. lho irst sentence sue ut.ers III au-
ulesslls al auulence conv'nces her hearers
'h", wna. sho says cohies rom hcr heaI''
'nI 'na. mnus pug says sue pelleVes.
an IL .ne ai.elhoon ner ser'Ices oonsis' VI
ploie feauinss, 10 passage OIL scripture ID
lsau. one eApounus lne samc' anu h.Ie
sne SHOWS her iali.iiarlty WIN the SCI p
.ut.s LIZ no.ptious Vi lncs1 10 'uoI