The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
LOCAL MENTION.


Gold 1921
Programme of the 4th of July at Keene,
on first page.
Rutland contributed SG56G to the wo-
mems centennial.
An interesting sketch of L. 5. Piper alias
O. B. Clark, will be found on the second
page.
Several score young men of Rutland will
make themselves as hdeous as possible to-
night,
Annual meeting of the Peoples gas light
company, at the company's office at
o'clock p. m.
Stephen A Walker, esq, of New York,
the orator at Pittsford on Tuesday, arrived
on Saturday evening.
The song in patriotic families has been
changed from "Bye, baby bunting y to
ebay, paper bunting"
The largest and most complete celebra-
ton of independence day, in western Yer
mont, is to be at Brandon.
Gen. l.. G. Kingsley left on Saturday
evening for Philadelphia to join the gov
ernor and his staff in the celebration of the
4th of July.
A census of the whole thumbs and fingers
of the Juveniles of the United States to-day
would differ materially from that taken the
day after the fourth.
Holyoke, Mass, and Cabot, Vermont,
dedicate soldiers monuments on the fourth
of July. When will Rutland dedicate its
soldiers monument
William Sexton, the champion billiards.!
of the United States, was in town on Sat
urday on his way to Burlington to visit his
friends in that city.
e. r. Morse, Of Cornell university, son
of A. Z. Morse, and W. X. Sheldon, OF
the university of Vermont, are IN town for
the summer vocation.
There were five dimensions in Otter
creek at Wallngford yesterday, with i'm
pressive ceremonies, by Rev. Henry Archi-
bald, pastor of the Baptist church there.
In another column will be found the re-
port, Mrs. j. Gregory Smith, manager for
Vermont of the women's department of the
centennial. Rutland county contributed
$3.50.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany commenced running special train
OF Ok Gar
Fort Edward, Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain.
At Trinity church yesterday morning,
DR.. Harris preached sermon on the union
of church and state, and reviewed briefly
the history of the church in America the
past century. :.
/, The heat of the recent ''term" was SO
steady and strong that it seems hard work
even tor days of cloudy skies, brisk winds
and occasional rains TO greatly moderate
the temperature.
Captain Henry Webb of Clarendon, has
sold since last Wednesday, $17l worth OF
strawberries from half acre of ground
He sold last year from the same patch Of
ground, $5lS worth.
Country people are asking Rutland, with
shade of contempt.in their voice, if there
is really to be no celebration of the centen-
NAL fourth in their town. Echo answers,
"a boss trot on the fair grounds
James McDermott, a young lad living
at Sutherland Falls left home little while
ago, saying he was going to visit friends
in Farhaven. His friends have seen moth
ing of him since, either at Farhaven or a
his home
We publish this morning the roll of hon
or of Rutland graded school, the pro
grammes of the celebrations at East Wal
mems picnic, which were crowded out OF
Saturdays GLOBE.
A. l.. Roberts, foreman of THE Dali,
GLOBE, the delegate of Rutland typograph
ical union, No. l65, left for Philadelphia
on Saturday evening, to attend the annua
session of the international biographies
union, which begins to-day.
A good number assembled at the Bollvs
baseball grounds to practice, Saturday al
ternoon. The members of the club are rt
quested 10 meet again this Afternoon an
evening until dark to practice, preparation
TO playing the Alphas at Springfield tc
morrow.
We publish in another column the lettt
of Bishop Bissell TO Episcopal churches
this diocese, relative to service on IL
Fourth of July. In accordance with III
request therein, services will he held
Trinity church at nine o'clock 10 the morl
ing on Tuesday morning next.
June has gone, the dear, delicious mont
of tender fruits and blooming roses. "
take one long lingering look at the rece,
ing loveliness, and turn about with pain
our hearts to grapple with those months
which Virtual, must be eaten up to ga,
them from spelling -DanJury News.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwe
house on Saturday were Stephen A. Wa
ker, esq.,, Hon. Lot @. Clark, New York