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

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Hostage street has recently been
gfavelled.
fWashburu's sensation is on the way
lhtherward
Walter Baxter, son of Mr.. John N. Bax-
Srtsr, is seriously i'll.
J The name of the night Waterman is
, lWdtttsD instead of Michael Hussey.
The reform club meets OF half past seven
this evening at the hall in Grove block.
Cheap enough You can go from Bos-
ton TO Chicago by the Central Vermont
route for SIG.
When hornet stings IT is ct the expense
of his life. What pity all scandal mong-
ers we're not hornets.
We received a call Thursday from Gun
cle' Daniel Curtis Of North Dorset, the
oldest postmaster in tho United States.
On the outsidc to-day will be found Yer
mont nows, dairy markets, and an excel
lent article on Life in the Black hills"
Evar,s Ia up in Vermont getting up his
centennial Grafton That's good place
for exercising ones lungs .-Boston Post.
DR.. Edward Aiken, of Amherst, N. H.,
son of the late Rev. Silas Aiken, d. d
has returned from bis voyage to the Azores.
They soy meat fell greatly in Ken
tuky come time ago. 1t is Just as high here
as ever it wac, with no great signs OF fall
either
Regular meeting of Charity lodge No. 3,
daughters Of Rebokah this evening, at
Old Fellows hall GLOBE block, at 1880
O'Clock.
Tho farmeyS are busily engaged, and
business has been rather dull Ia town this
week, the streets being quieier than for
some time.
The time table of the Central Vermont
railroad is to be changed on the 10Th of this
month, aud extra accommodations for the
centennial travel will be made,
Some of the fast boys around town who
had their hair cut short during the recent
mild weather, now wear listers a Ia POM
padour and surround saloon stovca.
Mr.. Writ Sykes gentleman well-known
to many Of our citizens, the husband of
Olive Logan, has been nominated by the
president as consul at Florence, Italy.
Among the guests ct the Bardw we'll house
Yesterday were Hon. William II. Walker,
LUDLOW; A. w. Gray and wife, Middle
town; Col. Klttridge Hoskins, Brattleboro.
On account ofthe burning of the Della
ware s. Hudson Canal Company's shops,
a. Salem, n Y, thirty-Gve workmen have
been transferred from Salem to the shops
of the company at Green Island.
Calumnia.ors are those who haye neither
good hearts nor good understandings. We
ought not to think i'll of any one till we
have palpable proof and even then we
should net expose them to othera.- Waiter
Cotton.
An exchange asks "What are our
young men doing p We can't answer for
the rest of the country, but around here
they are engaged mainly in trying to lead
nine-dollar existence on a seven-dollar
salary --Nor,oicA Bulletin.
The arrangements for the grand inaugu.
ration ball at Baxter music hall Wednesday
evening, are progressing. The music is to
be furnished by Austins tenth regiment
band Of Albany The tickets are TO be
placed at three dollars.
A Syracuse exchange says: st is said
that men are going about the country tax.
ing pictures of children in public schools
a. twenty-five cents apiece, ostensibly for
exhibition at the centennial. Pay no atten-
ton TO ouch travelling artists they are
humbugs.'
Mr., Mietzke's 'Mass in G" is now COM
pleted, occupying about sixty manuscript
pages, win be sent by his publishers
Messrs. Schubert & Co., OF New York, to
Leipsic to be printed, and will be publish
ed in both cities simultaneously during the
summer. 1t will be sung at the coming
June festival in Rutland by chorus SC
lected from the Mendelssohn society. II
Is the most important OF Dlr. Mietzke'.
musical works.
The Norristown Herald must have beer
thinking of our aged, amlable and truthful
neighbor-and hence. SAID Washington
when it intended Rutland--when it got Of
the following: "Dr Holmes says; 'W'
count the broken Tyres that rest. Blu
were the doctor to go to Washington ant
undertake to count the blasted liars tina
Ia, et,;I fnr
or for home-in less than two hours"
A subscriber to The WEEKLY GLOBE, re
siding in an adjoining county, in renewin,
for another year, writes as follows: "W,
like THE GLOBE well. changed from tn,
Herald in "a, having been subscriber t,
that pspqr for several years, and was In
first subscriber in this town to your week
" 'Loug live THE GLoBE.'' We woul
add to the above that nearly thirty copie
OF THE WEEKLY GLOBE are cent to tina
Office at the present time.
The Berger family appear at Baxtc
music hall, Monday evening. They ar
highly commended by the press of th
country. From many ilAttering notice
we clip The following:
A rich treat was furnished by this celia
brated company, at the Academy OF Musi
last night-sucn an one 40 the lovers o
musical art in Akron rarely enjoy A
entertainment Sd varied, 50 pleasing, 0
continuously exciting, and SO artistic i
all its details, and withal 30 instructlv
and elcvatng, has seldom been seen in thi
city.-Akron CO., Daily A'yus.
Congressman Jsyce in speech on tn