The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
Weather Probabilities.
LOCAL MENTION.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
or TUE CHEF SIGNAL

don't neglect to vote once.
Merchants row was scraped and thor.
ougbly cleaned out yesterday.
Col. Geo. w. Hooker, of Brattleboro,
gave The GLOBE office brief call yester.
day.
DR.. Middleton Goldsmith, Vermont cen
tennial commissioner, left for Philapelphia
yesterday.
The Mendelssohn society met at their
rooms last evening and rehearsed for the
frat time the Creation.
The mandrake is the principal weapon
of offense in Rutland just now; croquei
parties will coon follow.
Col. w. G. Veazey has been selected as
Decoration day orator, and the Sherman
band will furnish the music.
There will be special meeting of dlvs-
ion No. 2, A. O. H., this evening, at
o'clock, in their hall, Simons block.
The Brandon manufacturing company
hive recently received bronze medal
from an exhibition in New South Wales,
for the Howe scales, exhibited there.
There will be special communication
of Rutland lodge No. 70, L. S "A. NJ, this
"wednesday evening, at half-past seven
o'clock, for work on third degree. Master
Masons invited.
The Right Reverend Bishop Bissell,
bishop of the diocese of Vermont, will Of
fciate at Trinity church at half past seven
this evening, and administer the right of
confirmation to candidates
The train due here from Bennington at 0
O'Clock last evening, was delayed till after
two this morning. The train waited at
Bennington for some freight trains on the
south end of the Harlem Extension, which
had been delayed by land Slides
Among those registered at the Bardwell
house yesterday, were George W. Harmon,
Bennington Hon. James Gibson, Salem,
N. Y. Rev. Joseph Ii. Mansfield, Lowell,
Macs. George w. Hooker, Brattleboro
Joseph Story, Boston j. x. Seavcr, Ma
lone, N. Y; Frank II. Jordan, Portland,
Maine.
Dunn & Crsmton shipped on Tuesday a
carload of "gilt edge milk pans" to Wal
lingford and Diuby The pans were man
ufactured by them for Mrs. l. p. Gibson,
agent for the pans ia this county. They
have employed four men for the last three
weeks in their manufacture and have a
large number Of orders yet untitled.
Considerable discussion was elected, yes
terdsy, relative to the qualifications of
voters in village meeting, 10 consequence
of an editorial article in The GLOBE.
After much ''talk," an examination of the
charter and laws convinced even the most
sceptical that THE GLOBE was right, and
that a citizen must reside 0ithin tile vil!age
one full gear before he can vote.
The dust has just begun to appear on
the business streets, and to be up with
tho times Charley Monte yesterday paraded
through the streets the old sprinkler, re-
painted and newly fitted up, drawn by a
span of spanking grays. Merchants need
have no fear of their goods being damaged
by dust Charley is prepared to keep the
streets as fresh as after summer shower.
We notice the name of Sir John Rose,
Baronet, son-in-lEw of the late Robert
Temple of Rutland, among the passengers
by the Russia, which arrived Monday. We
believe this is Sir Johns first visit to this
country since his arrival here in 1871, on O
special mission from the British govern
ment, which resulted in the appointment
OF the Joint High Commission, the treaty
of Washington and the final settlement OF
the difficulties between the two countries
arising out of the Alabama matter
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Arthur Brown, which can be found il
another column. Mr.. Brown has worked
up good business in his line, during the
few months he has resided in Rutland. ant
he enters upon the spring campaign fully
prepared to meet the wants of the public
In anything in the line of carriages, il
both style and price. as many of our CHI
zens will be purchasing new carriages soon
we invite them to examine Mr.. Brown
stock before so doing.
Capt. Thomas last entertainment at thu
town hall last evening was decidedly sue
cessful. The Captain performed many
wonderful tricks-palming tricks, guI
trick, Davenport rope trick, and many
others, to the establishment and delight o.
daughters Maud and Eva, who appeared
prettily, and Fred Mascot, first elias
contortionist, who twisted his body into
greater number of horrible shapes TO
which it never was intended than woult
seem possible, and won frequent and libera
applause.
Officers Stearns and Milington yesterda
visited the room of Mrs Gould, wher
Dell Martin was searched at tue time OF he
arrest for passing counterfeit money, an
after looking about, found behind til
bureau IOil Nuicn iOuho" 40 - ~ ia
been chewod. On opening it they found
to be two five dollar counterfeit bills o
the Merchants bank of New BedfoIt
Mass, which Dell Martin probably had
her mouth at the time Of her arrest, an
threw into the hiding place before her e.
animation. Although this adds no ne
evidence in the case, it clears up the my
tery as to where the money went to.
LOUIS Lapard was brought before Justie
Fl. W. Porter, Monday, charged with la
ceny. 1t seems that he was walkir
around the depot, when sudden longlr
seized him to become the possessor OF
carpet bog lying 10 one of the chairs Their
He accordingly took forcible possession