The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-27
LOCAL GLOBULFS,

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Tomorrow is "circus day" and the juven-
lie mind is in a fever of anticipation.
Paris A. Eastman, formerly Of Rutland,
now of New York, is in town visiting
friends.
A couple of street musicians with harp
and violin furnished excellent music last
evening.
Regular business meeting of Rutland
light guard this Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock sharp.
The members of L. G. Kingsloy hose
company ore requested TO meet this even
ing for practice.
Deputy Sheriff G. D. Millington yester-
took John Higgins aud George Wilson,
sentenced to state prison, to Windsor.
Miss johnson of New York, and Miss
Thompson of Washington, who have been
visiting Mrs. N. p. Kingsley, left town yes
terday.
Miss Lena Braun, sister of Mrs. Consul
Owen, at Messina, arrived in Rutland yea
terday, and is visiting the family Of W. II.
B. Owen.
Charles M. Bliss of Bennington, has an
article in the July Scrf6ner on the Brat
tleboro method of dealing with the traffic
in intoxicating liquors"
A purchaser yesterday searched the pic
ture stores for photograph of o wens the
champion wrestler. Some of the "cele-
brtiy" artists should take the hint
Miss Martha ]. Wood 10 to remove heI
studio to-day to the second floor of Baxter
bank building, the room formerly occupied
by Burnham & Temple. Her next Fridays
reception will be in her new studio.
Among the announcements on the ad
vertising desk Of the Bates house is care
from James o. Merrill accompanying {
most admirable photograph of Charles w
Potter, the popular conductor. Merrill il
a thoroughly good artist.
Miss Mary A. Burnham of Rutland ha!
purchased the Lyman mansion on Elm
street, Northampton, Mass, fully furn-
ished, for $40, 900, and it will hereafter b,
used as fitting school for Smiths college
| 1t is finely located for that purpose, beini
but a little distance from the college.
| Among the arrivals at Bardwell yester
day were Hon. A. L. Miner, Manchester
Rev. r. r. Meredith, D. D., Boston, Hon
| Fl. G. Root, Bennington, George Drullard
Buffalo, N. Y, Hon. W. II. Walker, Lud
low, Charles Amsden, Upper Falls, Hon
E. j. Ormsbee, Brandon, Hon. joel W
Ainsworth, Wallingford.
| Spaulding has the last new book by Johl
Habberton, "The scripture club of Vale,
Rest" The many admirers of Habberton'
fresh, breezy style should read this book
as he solemnly assures the public that HI
has no more manuscript in the publisher
hands, and that he is going to take tim
over his next book-and he may spoil it.
| Notwithstanding the many inducement
extended by outside towns, Rutland will
not be behind in celebrating the 4lh O
July. The picnic under the auspices O
st. Peters congregation of this village a
Pierpoint's grove will be unsurpassed, a
great preparations are being made to satisf
all who attend. The Rutland quadrill
band will furnish the music. A genera
programe will be given this week.
Now that the schools have closed il woul
seem an excellent time to have the higl
school grounds put in proper condition
A fence might prevent the yard from be
coming common pasture for stray cattle
and the banking ought either to be remove,
from the building or elss extended aroun,
all four sides for the sake of uniformity
The story goes that William Talbot, whel
janitor of the school, sold what little feDc
is left to sharp dealer in real estate TO
seven dollars cash down. When the pur
chaser undertook to remove the fence
however, the trustees stepped in aud denie,
Talbots right to sell, and the purchaser wa
seven dollars Out of pocket.