The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 111S.
Peaches are in the market.
Farhaven items will be found on the
outside
L. w. Redington spoke at Castleton last
evening
Quite party from Rutland attended the
hop at Clarendon Springs last evening.
Gen. b. II. Bristew is expected to speak
in Rutland next week. More enthusiasm
then.
jerks l.. Besman, paymaster's clerk at
Port Royal, Virginia, arrived in town last
evening.
In the hearing relative to the street north
from Cain street the commissioners have
decided against the road.
The Tildcn and Hendricks club have en-
gagged the town hall, and will hold
rally the night before election.
Col. w. G. Veazey and Lucius Bgelow,
Esq, of Burlington, address the republi-
cans of Brattleboro on Thursday evening.
To-day is designated as the eliminating
period of the August mcleoric showers
Those who gaze tonight may expect 10 see
stars.
Regular meeting of the Young Mems
Hayes and Wheeler club will be held at
their headquarters, in Morse's block, this
evening.
The trial of the case Of Ryan VS.. Fran
cisco, before II. H. Wheeler referee, was
begun yesterday at the office of Prout,
Simons 81 Walker.
Brace up! The mercury was up among
the nineties yesterday, and the New York
Herald prophet says 1t is going to continue
through the week.
Rev. NJ L. Cady, principal of the Troy
conference academy, Poultney, has our
thanks for catalogue of the officers and
students of the school for the year 1876
and 1876.
A meeting of the citizens of Casteton
will be held at the town hall in Castleton,
this evening, in the interests Of the State
normal school, which will be addressed by
Prof. Howard and others.
We are requested to publish the follow
ing: The Gouger Hill guards will hold
special meeting their old camping
grounds, Buffers lane, relative to organic
ing Tlden and Hendricks torch-light
procession as soon as possible. All out
siders are respectfully invited to attend.
At late hour last night we received the
notice of the county committee placing in
nomination Hon. Seneca M. Dorr for as
sstant judge of the Rutland county court
This is an endorsement of the suggestion of
Mr.. DORIS name made in another column
of to-day's GLOBE. Before the knowledge
had come to US of the substitution of Mr..
Dorr for Edwin Martindale, the name of
Seneca NJ. Dorr had been placed in the
ticket at the head of the editorial column.
About one o'clock this morning two men
were seen taking a carriage from Gibson's
blacksmith shop on West street. The
alarm was given to the officers and search
was made, but the men could not be
found. The side door of the shop, fas-
tened with an ordinary paddock, was found
open and the front door closed The men
were probably thieves, though they may
have been sent by Gibson to the shop. The
officers were investigating the case, but
have found only the above facts as we go
to press.
Messrs McKelvey and Frost, the tenn
perance reformers, are meeting with i'm
mense success in northern New York. AT
Potsdam they have over two hundred
names on the reform club roll and hun
dreds on the general pledge. Considerable
enthusiasm has been awakened in Ogdens-
burg and a growing club formed. They
are this week holding meetings at OgGens-
burg, Pottsdam, Norwood, Canton, Water
town, Carthage and Governor. Mr.. Nc
Kelvey hopes to return to the northern
part of this state for short time after the
10Th.
Those who are lucky enough TO have
many five dollar bills to handle will do well
to look out for exceedingly well executed
counterfeits on the Hampden national
bank of Westfield, Mass. To an expert
enced eye the whole bill looks rather
scratcby but inexperienced persons can
detect the counterfeit by noticing that be-
tween the shading of the letter in " Five
Dollars at the bottom of the bill and the
groundwork on the right lower corner,
there is small blank space, while IN the
genuine the groundwork and shading are
finely blended together. There are several
other distinct points, but the above will
suffice.