The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
LOCAL GLOBULEs,

S. W. Jewett has returned after passing
the winter with his sons in California.
James Fitzgerald is preparing to build
store corner of Wales and Center streets.
The Montvcrt hotel at lIiddletown
Springs will be sold at auction Thursday.
A full attendance Of the Cramtcn hose is
especially requested this evening for prac-
tice.
Merchants row, Center aud other streets
are being lllcd in and improved by Street
COMMISSIONS Patch.
Regular br sness meeting of the Reform
club at their new hall at 7.30 this evening
A full attendance is requested.
Evelyn p. Mussey has taken the inter-
mediate school on West street, formerly
taught by Walter H. Foster.
In another column our readels will find
an address OF the Vermont centennial COM
mission to the people OF Vermont.
An open air concert was given by an &C.
cordeon band in the streets last evening
The performers rode in chariot of state
and were followed by great crowd.
Query. Wouldn't it be good policy for
the school trustees to employ either Mil
lington, Crawford or Stearns to assist in
running the new coal yard on Green street?
Kit Karson who recently advertised to
lecture in Rutland spoke in st. Albans
Monday night, and the Messenger gives a
column report of his lecture, and praises
it highly.
We noticed in Morse Bros, windows
yesterday some very handsomely executed
placards which did great credit to the art
list. Had the imprint been added to them
it would have spelled Deming's name.
S. d. Davis of Nashua, N. H., supreme
grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias
of the United States, was at the Bardwell
house yesterday. In the evening a num-
Der of members of the Rutland lodge called
on Mr.. Davis.
The meetings at the Congregational
chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening
in the interest of home missions, will be
addressed by Rev. @. s. Smith, of Mont
| pelier, secretary of the Vermont domestic
missionary society; Rev. DR. Warren OF
California, and Rev. L. H. Cobb, of Min.
nesota.
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge, Mr.. Walter
Scranton, of Vergennes, President G. B
Hubert of Middlebury college, Col. L. E.
Knapp of the Middlebury Register, and
Theodore VOORHEES,, superintendent of the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad, were in
town yesterday.
"Posting a stream" is not always intend.
ed to prevent fishing. Some of the good
people of Pittstord, taking pity on would
be fishermen, and DESTROYS of encouraging,
at least, temporary immigration have
"posted" one OF the trout brooks Of thai
town as follows "Fish here and bt
damned
Rutland extracts considerable comfor
from the fact that ''several dogs which
first saw the light in Rutland took prizes a
the New York dog show. "-,St. Adams Mes
Senger.
OF course we do. One of our leading
dog fanciers was present at the show ant
it would be the basest of ingratitude not t.
take an interest in his movements.
The seats for the Berger family concer
are selling quite we'll and parties desiring
reserved seats should not delay their pur
chase. Sol. Smith Russell is universally
admitted to be one Of the funniest men OF
the stage, and his fun has nothing low Oh
of the variety style about it, being humol
pure and undefled by any touch of gross
ness.
The people are fast finding out wha,
constitutes live newspaper, as the large
edition Of THE GLOBE printed the past two
days which the demand hes necessltatec
fully attest. Probably double the number
OF DAILY Gl1Drs have been sold in RUTLAND
county this week than Of any other daily
newspaper published in Vermont
The address of the centennial commits
sion will be found in another column. The
executive committee of the commission
will meet the citizens of Rutland at tn,
Bardwell house this evening to make ar
rangements for the celebration at Benning
ton. The meeting should be largely at
tended. Every citizen OF Vermont SHOULD
feel an interest il having the celebration
a success and should be willing to contrib
ute everything in his power that it may be
come so. Every citizen of Rutland shoul,
see to it that our town does its share of tn
work and takes the position in this matter t.
which it is entitled as the largest town il
the state. Let the attendance at the meet
ing be large. Avenues of usefulness will b
opened to all who are willing to contrIbut
either time or money to the enterprise.
Forest Fires.
The smoke Of the forest fires was eve
| more dense vesterdav than the nreviou