The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l13.
We regret to learn of the illness Of Dea.
L. w. Horner.
Harvey Rowe, esq.,, the representative
from Poultney, is quite seriously ILL.,
The fire at Hayward's place was seen in
Danby-1S miles distsnt--last evening.
Mr.. David Baxter left yesterday for An
dover, Mass, for the purpose of resuming
his studies.
The Woman's temperance union will
meet at the Methodist chapel this afternoon
at o'clock.
On the first page will be found the sec
ond instalment of 'Incidents III the history
of Wallingford."
Horse and cattle buyers are beginning to
make their appearances. They are not Of
fering very high prices.
1t must be railroad "tie" that binds to-
gether the Rutland division of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
M. X. Hotchkiss, formerly of the Ber-
wick house, is prospecting finely as mine
host of the Clifford house at Jamestown,
N. Y.
The train leaving here at 10 a. M, over
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad Is
said to be about the best patronized train
on the road.
The regular communication of Center
Lodge, No. "a, F. & A. NJ, will be held
this Thursday evening, at 7:3O o'clock.
Master masons cordially invited.
The Whitehall Times says an uptown
merchant, who took his annual inventory
last week, could only make his affairs come
out even BY inventorying his cat at $500.
Mayor Hatch's, of Burlington, suggestions
relative to criminal expense, in the extracts
from his inaugural message, published else
where.
The Baptist church at Whitehall, of
which Rev. Edwin NJ. Haynes is pastor,
has Its new edifice finished and ready for
furnishing. The church will be ready for
dedication next month.
Governor Bagley of Michigan, urges
every citizen of the state, in city or coun-
try, who owns piece of ground, no matter
how small, to plant tree in honor of the
centennial year. Is not the advice equally
good for all sections, and will not the peo-
pie of Rutland county act upon it?
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Clements, florists
near the fair grounds, have on hand stock
of foliage house plants also fine lot of
fuschias, geraniums, double white, la
negre, jewel, madam Wherle, etc., VERDE
mas, and fancy leaf begonias. Those wish
ing cut flowers or plants would do well to
give them call.
Hotels seemed to be doomed to destruc-
tion by fire, Gays the Whitehall Times.
Within three weeks five hotels have been
destroyed within radius of fifty miles of
this place. A gentleman stopped at the Hall
House the night it burned, who stated that
he had been turned out of his hotel by fire
three times in five nights, each time the
house meeting with complete destruction.
The Utica, N. Y, Herald says that o. s.
Bliss is endcavoring to negotiate with the
Vermont commission for the use of por-
ton of the dairy building, as the Vermont
headquarters. For this privilege it is pro-
posed to subscribe $4,000, at which the
prospect of building cheese factory at the
centennial is Frightened. Vermont is not
prepared TO locate her headquarters in a
cheese factory just yet, although it is one
of her principal industries. She has the
prospect of having headquarters without
Mr. Bliss aid through the efforts of Hon
N. T. Sprague i