The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-24
LOCAL MENTION,

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The May magazines are out. SpauldlnI
has them.
Congressman Joyce and family lay,
for Washington to-day. .'s0
Get out your umbrellas, for Gen. Mye
says there will be q demand.
Killington lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. r.
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
A new building is going up on Strong
avenue, near the Rutland freight depot.
The Champain steamers have com
menced their trips between Whitehall snd
III.
Tuesday being the festival Of st. Mark
divine service will be held at Trinity
church in the morning.
Gen. II. II. Baxter, Congressman Joyc'
and family, and Hon. e. F. Hodges o.
Boston, are at the Bardwell.
We hear the name of N. L. Davis sug
gested as q candidate for water commission
or. A most excellent suggestion. .aaI
A funeral procession numbering 81
teams, passed through Merchants row
Sunday afternoon, to the Catholic GENE
terry.
A caucus will be held at the Green street
school house this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
to nominated candidate for trustee In
ward two. ff f4t @sfL rsi $50
Who shall fill the vacancy in the board
of water commissioners, is question ex
citing good deal of interest among village
politicians.
Ward caucuses are all the rage now.
Ward three tried to have one on Saturday
night, and wards two and seven hold their
this evening. .r ta.7
MIR. j. W. Cramton, assignee Of Leeds
A. Billings, will sell a lot of farming uten.
sils at the farm of the latter, at public auc-
ton, Monday.
The GLOBE is indebted to Senator Justin
8. Morrill, for copy of tho speech Of
Hen. Blanche K. Bruce on 'the Missis-
sippi election" 4.
The New York boats between Troy and
Albany are having brisk trade for this
time Of the year, and the passenger list il
on tie increase.
There will be q caucus at the school
house on School street, at 1880 o'clock this
evening, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate Tor trustee for the seventh ward.
Capt Thomas performance at the town
hall, Saturday night, was not as well at
tended as it deserved. He is enc of the
best magicians travelling, and his tricks are
well worth seeing.
Malone, N. Y, thinks Of sending q
picked hose company to the centennial to
take the little $4,000 offered for the fast
est running. Will not Rutland send one
of her hose companies.
The shower of which Rutland had q
little sprinkling Yesterday, WAS the first
genuine summer rain Of the season. Or
the mountains to the east it was quite 10.
we're, and presented fine appearance.
A meeting of the managers of the fres
reading room will be held at the room a
half past seven O'Clock Monday evening
Subscribers are also invited to meet with
the managers to discuss plans for carrying
on the room. lr.n.
The checklist will be at the village hall
on Tuesday evening from 8 to O'Clock
Voters who have removed from ono ware
into another are requested to appear ant
have the list corrected. An opportunity
will also offer for correcting the list IL
other respects
The Oldest member of the Troy confer
ence in attendance at the recent session
was Rev. David Poor, who was born il
Rutland, July 10, 1904. He joined tn
New York conference in 1926; was trans
ferred to the Troy conference in 1888. H.
became superannuate in 1884.
Robberies of a gold watch and SOM
sums of money have recently been commit
ted in Cavendish, and Mr.. Uriah Russell
of that town was in Rutland Saturda
searching for the thief. The description
given is, young man, slim, with darl
complexion and black hair. No clue +
him was obtained here. ~
1t appeared, Saturday, that caucus ha
been called for the evening, to meet at tn
village hall for the purpose Of nominatin
. candidate for trustee for the third ward
At the hour appointed, bakers dozen ha
assembled, but, although one OF the promo
tiers of the caucus stated that the voters Q
tho ward always looked to o few men (
select . candidate for trustee for whor
they should vote, the meeting adjourne
without making a nomination
The Bardwell house entertained twent
guests over. Sunday. Among them weI
Gen III. II. Baxter Col. q. II. Joyce an
family Cyrus Dunn, New York #. n
Haynes, Boston; +. i. Hodges, Boston
G. W. Wiley, Athol r. s. Thompson
Boston L. Van Camp, New York
Krower, New York; Fred. d. Hills, w
tertown, N. T.; w. A.. Skinner, Albany
NJ. Long, New York K Wheeling, Ne