The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-26
LOCAL, GLOBUL.S.

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E. r. Hard of Burlington, was in town
yesterday.
A son was yesterday born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Dunn.
AS the da:e of the Bcecher lecture ap-
proaches, the sale of seats r pidly in
| creases.
Mr.. Lee Tracy of Shelburn is buying and
shipping large quantities of wool from this
section.
The Cramton hose company was out
practicing last evening, and made the best
time of the season, 1:23k.
Judge Dunton will cd the June term of
the Bennington county court at Mancbes-
ter, which begins the first Tuesday in the
month.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. 1, Knights of Pythias, this evening at
73O o'clock at Odd Fellows hall, Globe
block.
Rev. E. G. Read of Bennington, will
preach in the Congregational church Sun
day, in exchange with the pastor, Rev. J..
G. John VI.
There VII be meeting of the l.. G.
Kingsley hose company this evening for
prac &c. Al er prac. ng i'm .JoI ant bust
ness will b transacted.
N. S. Stearns, deputy sheriff, yesterday
went to Windsor wi Myron N. Jenny of
Fairhav n, who is sente l, ed to two years
in states prison for burg airy.
The name of A. R. + ill,r attached to
the appeal to the public of the directors of
the Rutland reading room association,
should h been A. p. Fuller.
G. D. Mlllington is SUPPLY g the ! lace
of Route Agent Stewart Tor short time,
on the Harlem Extensi' line. Mr.. Stew
arts absence is caused by sickn,ss in his
family.
A Rutland Nimrod yesterday had hunt
for the Chi en- bear, bat without sue
cess. Tie n Arrest he came to tn, bear was
finding the tracks and the remains of the
sheep eatn.
Judge II. II. Wheeler arrived in town
yeste day to remain several days. He
hopes to ira 'ge for mon hly session of
the district court in Rutland to hear bank
ruptcy cases.
The light of la-ge fire was seen south
of the village about midnight. 1t was
thought to be between Clarendon and
East Clarendon. The light was visible
nearly two hours.
Hon. Geo 'ge W. Grandey, examiner OF
natio ial banks in Vermont, went to Spring
field on f 'idsy, to look at er the alleged IT.
Irregularities sof the cashier and president
of the bank at that place.
II we don't have frost enough in the next
two days TO kill the potato bugs, farmers
can finish them with Paris green, by dis
solving tablespoonful in a pail of water
and sprinkling on the vines. The sale
in the village has been considerable.
Hon. Walter G. Dun on arrived home on
Thur day evenn from a several weeks
visit in Virginia, seeking rest and restora-
ton to health. He returns refreshed and
strength ened from his ip and the mild
climate of the south, and feels sufficiently
vi orous for the duties which are soon to
come 10 him as judge OF the supreme
court.
The Austlns appeared at the town hall
last evening furnishing first-class variety
entertainment. The Austins in their
zouave drill, the performance of Miss Car
RTE Voos on the wood ard straw instru-
ments, and the velocipede riding were ex.
cellent. The ven'riloquism of Goodison
was as good as any hing of the kind often
seen. The shooting of the Austins, which
is everywhere spoken Of as a most wonder
full exhibition of skill, was interfered with
somewhat by the bad light. The entertain
ment will be repeated this evening when
this defect will be remedied. They deserve
fine house.
George f. White, proprietor of the Rut-
land monumental works received yesterday
car load Of Italian cut statuary and orna-
mental work, just imported from Italy.
The statuary pieces are finely executed and
show in their symmetry and finish to be
the work of a thorough artist. The priu-
cipal figures, which are life size, represent
"Hope," two pieces in different attitudes,
"Failh," in two designs, and "Remem-
brance." They viii be placed in position
at his salesroom to-day, and will we'll re-
pay any one TO inspect them. MIR. White
is also making large additions to his stock