The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-27
LOCAL MENTOR.

George Graves, esq, is seriously i'll.
Gen. II. H. Baxter left for New York
evening.
''Not drop more temperance story"
on the first page.
Rev. j. D. Perkins of Fairhaven, will
preach at the Methodist church tomorrow.
Our townsman, L W. Redington, esq,
will deliver the Decoration day Grafton ut
Brandon.
Special meeting of the Hook and Ladder
company this evening, at eight O'clock, in
their rooms.
Potato bugs and currant worms have al
ready attained their fell growth and are
ready to be gathered.
Regular convention OF Vermont lodge,
X. of p, this evening at 8 o'clock, at their
Castle hall, Globe block.
N Weeks & Son have an advertisement
in another column in which they call es-
pecal attention to their full line of Allen
refrigerators.
McGill & Strong's Emerald Ministries
drew another largo audience at the town
hall last evening. The performance was
as good as usual and the audience was well
pleased.
Our citizens should remember and be
present to listen 10 the address of l.. l..
Durant, esq, of Montpelier, before the re-
form club, at the town hall on Sunday
evening
By an advertisement in another column
it will be seen that the millinery stock OF
Miss NJ. E. Wilson, at No. 10 Merchants
row, up stairs, is to be sold to satisfy the
creditors.
The Resolutes Of last year challenge the
new Resolutes for a game of ball this
afternoon, at half past one o'clock on
Hunts ground, to see which of them shall
maintain the name.
The deaths from consumption are the
most numerous for twenty years. With
the kind of weather we have been having
it is the greatest wonder in the world that
there have not been more.
At Mr. Morawsk's concert next week,
beside the professional talent engaged, Miss
frankie Burt of Castleton, Mr.. Frank NJ.
Davis ard Mr.. Horace Baxter will take
part. Miss Burt will appear in solo and
the gentlemen in quartette with Messrs.
Leggart and Morawsk
A worthy promotion Is that Of Frank
Wilder, late baggage master of John Par
ris' train, to conductorship. Frank de-
monstrated his fitness for the position
while in command of John is train, last
week, and his many friends along the line
rejoice over his success. -Benningt0n
Gazette.
Mr.. Edgar Davis, recently, ploughed up
on his farm Spanish pistareen, in an ex-
cellent state of preservation, of the date of
1881, which he exhibited at THE GLOBE
Office last evening. AIr. Davis is in luck
as, some five years ago, he found, while
ploughing on the farm now owned by Gen.
II. II. Baxter, Spanish nnepence of the
last century
Jacob Cartridge and Daniel Higgins
yesterday, charged with larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods. Cartridge was bound
up in the sum OF $500 in each case to ap-
pear at the county court in September.
Not finding bail he was committed to Jail.
In the Higgins case, States Attorney Mar
tin G. Everts appeared for the prosecution
and L. W. Redington for the defense. A
large number OF witnesses were examined,
among them Cartridge, who swore directly
contrary to his confession Of n few days
ago, but nothing being proven against him
he was discharged.
We published, Monday morning, letter
purporting to be written at jersey City, by
one "Levi Watson" reporting the death
by drowning of G. A. Chaplin of Hyde
vile, and John Carpenter of Rutland
Chaplins brother, Charles Chaplin, called
at THE GLOBE Office last evening to OBJ
tain Watson's address, go that he nigh
telegraph him and ascertain further par
ticuars. While here, he produced lettel
from his brother of subsequent date Il
the Watson letter, and upon comparison Of
the two letters, 1t appears that q. A. Chap
lin wrote the letter purporting to give al
account of his own death. 1t appears
therefore, that G.. A. Chaplin ia wors
fraud than he has, even, had credit fo
where he is most known. lie doubles
has some game to play. Look out for tn
centennial fraud, G. A. Chaplin.
West Rutland.
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