The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-25
LOCAL MENTION.

eAtchsiOn is UeIbB ieiaiu'
Arrangements are being made 10 lay a
concrete walk through Prospect street.
Hyde's famous hostelry at Sudbury is
fAll to overlooking with summer boarders
To-day being st. James Gay, divine SER
vice will be celebrated at Trinity church.
Dog days. No dependence to be placed
on Old Prob. now till the 9TH of Septem-
Der.
Miss ii. N. Smith Of Trinity church
choir, left Monday with Captain and Mrs.
p. L. Chase for the centennial.
A Hayes and Wheeler flag was run
across Center street yesterday from the
Herald building to Morse's block.
G. II. Ripley Of Rutland, and Charles
Parker of Nergennes, have left for a sea
trip to Halifax and Newfoundland.
Hon. Walter G. Dunton and Hon. Mar
Tin G. Everts expect to leave to-day to
spend few weeks at the sea shore.
Henry Lane, esq, Of Cornwall, accom-
pasted by his two sons, left for Phladel-
phia Monday to look over the centennial.
4 memorial sermon of Samuel Eckley,
preached at the Methodist church, Pitts-
ford. July 10Th, will be found on the out
side.
Mr.. - Foster Of Kansas, brother OF
Ira G. Foster, was in town yesterday. He
reports the crop prospects Of the west to
be excellent.
The funeral of the son Of James Kelly,
of Wallngford, was largely attended at
the Catholic burying ground on West
street, Monday morning.
A reservoir is demanded at the corner of
Washington street extension and East
street for the proper protection of buildings
in that locality against fire.
The case OF Field VS.. Reed, the truck
man who ran away with the lager beer,
came up before Justice Martin G. Everts
yesterday and was continued three weeks
The Vermont Chronicle says of Burr and
Burton seminary; "Tnls is an old estab-
lished and reliable English and classical
school, well deserving OF public patron
age"
A handsome Hayes and Wheeler flac
was hung out, Monday, between Clark
block and Sadler's block. corner Merchants
row al d West street. Ii may be seen from
the four streets meeting beneath it.
The New York papers were not received
Till half past four yesterday, owing to the
disconlinuance of the fast mail, and the
people pronounced vigorous anathemas on
the democratic house which stopped it,
The Boston Herald says Christopher
Rice of Rutland is candidate for the title
of centennial ass. He proposes to walk
from Rutland to Philadelphia, 'wavine
the stars and stripes if the necessary sub
scription is made.
John Daughan, Nick Foster, John Heiher
and one Smith were arrested by officers
Hussey and Stearns, last evening. They
woke up Thomas Kennedy on Green street,
and demanded rum. Mr.. Kennedy became
frightened, slipped out of his house and
called the officers.
Two large and handsome Hayes and
Wheeler flags were thrown to the breeze
Monday, a young mems Hayes and
Wheeler club was formed last evening and
1t begins to look as though we were going
to have come republican "enthoosiism."
We were mistaken in saying that the
pension papers of Charles H. Staples were
received the night before his death. The
application for pension and physician,
certificate were made out and forwarded,
and 1t is q matter of doubt as yet as &c
whether the pension is received by his
widow.
A reunion of the Florida ASSOCIATION is to
be held at IIydes hotel, Sudbury, the sec
ond week In September. This association
is composed of northern visitors and south
ern residents, who made pleasant &C
quaintance in Florida last winter. E. c.
Houghton, esq, of North Bennington, il
secretary of the association.
Messrs. Bailey & Flynn, the well known
merchants tailors, are soon to remove from
their present location to rooms over Fish
er's saloon, in Quin's block, where they
will keep a full and complete assortmen
of cloths and vestings, which will be mad'
up in the best manner andlatest fashion.
Mr.. Paris Lincoln was severely injured
on Saturday evening" by the upsetiing o
Hayward & Dunton's covered meat wagon
He was turning from Strong avenue, nea
Holmes boiler shoI, into the extension
River street, when the horse became fright
ened, throwing him out and overturninI
the wagon upon him. No bones wer
broken, hut he was seriously injured inter
naly. He is under the care of DIR. Johl
A. Mead.
Hon. |. V. Baker of Comstock's Land
ing, Thaddeus Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury
RI. Rev. Bishop DeGoesbrand of BurlinR
ton, Rev. p. Cunningham of Middlebury
Hon. Ira G. Allen Of Farhayen, j. X
Seaver, esq, editor of the Malone, N Y.
Palladium, D. G. Hackett, editor of tn
Black River Gasette, Edmund G. Hough
ton OF Bennington, Edward S. Dana, e,q.
of Cornwall, S. s. Gaines of Vergennes
Henry l.. Stillson, Vermont manager {
the Boston daily Globe, Harvey G. ELI
of the government printing office, Wasi
ipgton, d. c., were in town yesterday.
The case of o. w. Roper Vs. j. Loo
was tried before Henry Hall, justice, ye
terday. About year ago Loop gay
Roper bank check for about Sl7 in pa.
ment of debt. That night Roper, o.
cordlng to his testimony, had the chez
stolen. and according TO the other side 10