The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-20
LOCAL GLOBULEs.

Horses take this weather hard.
Gen. George f. Davis of Cavendish was
in town yesterday.
This is the riotous time Of cholera NOR
bus. BE extremely careful.
Hon. T. w. Park and family are the
guests Of Gen. II. II. Baxter.
One year ago this entire section was suf
fering from an extended drouth.
A Bennington case is to be heard by
Judge Dunton in chambers to-day.
The WEEKLY GLOBE issued this morning,
contains all the general and local news of
the week.
John Gordon was arrested by officer |
Alexander last evening for being drunk and |
dsorderly.
The large room in the West street school |
used by the secondary school, is being
greatly improved.
q. E. Mussey, brother of William b.
Mussey from ST. Louis, is Waiting in town
for the first time in ten years.
Special meeting of Nickwacke,t hose
company this evening at 7:15 sharp. Ev-
cry member is requested to be present.
| Col. Charles IL. Joyce with his family
are stopping at Mortified at the residence
of Mrs Randall, the mother of Mrs. Joyce,
Two colored musicians attracted consid-
: cradle attention in the Bates house last
! evening by their songs accompanied by
! harp and bones
. Special meeting of Ii. Ii. Baxter hose
{ company this evening at y o'clock for
Z practice A business meeting will be held
after running.
Steps have been built into the basement
of the town hall, on the inside, for the
purpose of more conveniently getting at
the coal for use.
Rev. ID. w. Dayton of Albany, N. Y,
for two years pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, was in town yesterday on
a visit to his old parishioners.
The desire to witness another con-
test between Arthur and Lalla Rookh is
very general and the owners will probably
arrange one before very long.
George Dolby and Jack Taylor, two ne
groes, were arrested by officer Alexander
last evening, for drunkenness and disor
8 derly conduct and lodged in Jail.
2 The rain yesterday morning in'erfered
with the butter market yesterday, but lit
y tie coming in. Mr.. Stone at A market
= paid IS cents for all that offered.
A result of this season will probably
= be to decide whether a horse-cipper cal
cut hair as short as q barber. The hors
clipper does it the. cheaper OF the two.
80 1t you are preparing anything for
morning paper, and are anxious TO get it il
the early edition, be sure TO write it on bot
sides of the sheet. 1t helps wonderfully.
DR.. Theopolis Clark of Tinmouth
physically quite vigorous, although he ha
reached the advanced age OF OF years. II
is the Oldest known living physician in tn
worlc.
In our account of the race yesterday "
omitted to mention that it was origin
"a ated and carried out by b. Ii. Wooley
" The success was due to his enterprisn
management.
The doctors of New York ore trying
. decide whether there has just been a ca
of Asiatic cholera there or not. DR.. e. {
and Harwood, formerly of Bennington, is qui
lose positive it is clear case.
this The challenge of THE GLOBE employ
has been accepted by the employees of Il
Herald, and match game of base ball W
be played by the two mines Saturda
Much fun is anticipated.
EFT The farmers are greatly discourag
about hay weather, as much of Il
grass cut thus far this season has unfort
nately been caught in showers of rain b
fore it could be properly housed.
Hon. G. N. Davenport, Bratlleboro, He
tents A. b. Gardner. BENNINGTON. Hon. Geor
1t W. Harmon, Bennington, John V. Ha
esq, D. L. Kent, esq, Dorset, and
HE'D Prince, Philadelphia, were in town vest
'Du'' day.
The governors staff were met at Bello
> Falls on Wednesday by Quartermas
General Levi G. Kingsley, and conferer
LACE was uelu Ieldtlfe W tue Cenltunlul CeleD
ton. All the staff were present exc,
four of the ten aids.
The Russell house of Hydevlle see
destined to become one of the most POI
lar of the neighboring summer resol
d. The steamer Naomi makes hourly tr
Cents through Lake Bomoseen, and is one of
At NOR most enjoyable of summer recreations
The selectmen have put 10 pipes and
remodelcd the safe in the town clerk 3
ace, as to prevent moisture and prese
the books and papers which have herr
~ fore been seriously injured by mould 90
- ering. The work has been well done
NJ der the supeIinteDdence OF Samuel II
ward, esq, one of the selectmen.
cacrs Old soldiers are joining companies
n the the reunion at Bennington rapidly.
have already been recruited in Rutland
y a company will be organized soon.
old soldiers who wish to attend the celel
49, ton and want places TO sleep should
=! companies, as the town will DO full
tents will not be furnished except to
gained companies.
- Among the arrivals at the Bard