The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04


Col. &. H. Joyce has buried both his
father and mother within one year.
G. NJ. Mott is running Conductor Paris
train during his absence on sicl leave.
Col. M. S. Colburn and wife are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Dunn.
The public debt decrease has been nearly
four and half millions during the month.
The chill in the air brings repentance and
humiliation upon the wearers of spring
clothing.
A Rutland merchant cleared $l75 on one
hundred ounces of morphine Ivy the rise
this week.
1t those who "use the weed" are to be
relied on, it is worse adulterated than ever
liquor was.
Meeting OF Charity lodge, Daughters of
Rebecka, at the Odd Fellows hall this
evening at o'clock.
The light of a large fire south of here
was seen Wednesday evening. 1t is
tnougnt 10 nave been IN Dorset.
One of the leading issues in electiDg
candidates to the next legislature will
doubtless be Phar and anti-Phair.
A number of farmers in the north part
of the town have erected notices prohibit
ting fishing upon their premises.
A fruit culturist remarked the other
day that there would be a rousing yield of
pears, judging from the blossoms.
The family man must not neglect 10
"bring home the camphor" much longer.
Moths are reported numerous this year.
The question is raised, if under his GEN.
tence, John p. Phair is to remain IN soli-
tary confinement until the next execution
day.
Mr.. Mietzke'S pupils will hold a recep-
ton at Baxter music hall Wednesday even
ing, May 9th. 1t will be very handsome
affair.
The Bates house is approaching compile
ton. A handsome marbleized slate mantle
for the open fire in the office was put in
yesterday.
Mr.. Fred b. Barrett, recently clerk in
the store of G. b. Vail, was married on
Wednesday, at Pawlet. His many friends
congratulate him.
The Columbian marble works have re-
Gently added three new turning lathes to
their shops. They are doing great bust
ness in turned spires and urns.
Mrs. Louise Oliver, formerly OF Rutland,
is this year connected with the choir of
Rev. DR.. Chapin's church in New York.
Her engagement begins Sunday.
Ex-Gov. John W. Stewart of Middle
bury, Hon. George II. Bigelow and James
w. Hickok and Hon. daniel Roberts of
Burlington, were in town yesterday.
Among the guests at the Bardwel house
yesterday, were Lieuts, Crosby p. Miller
and E. A. Wood of West Point. Mr.. Miller
is the son of Hon. Crosby Miller of Fom-
fret
| THE WEEKLY GLOBE is Issued to-day and
contains large amodnt of matter relating
to the case of John p. Phair, local and
state news, and interesting miscellaneous
reading.
AT meeting of the beard of school trus.
tees held last evening the resignation OF
Rev. ]. w. Eaton was presented and ac
cepted, and Capt. John b. Kilburn was
elected acting president of the board.
Spaulding has Curtis Guilds 'Abroat
Again" one of the brightest If the new
books OF travel, from which we recently
published an amusing account of one clas
of American tourists on the continent.
The Burlington Ha,okeye says On &C
count of the Turco-Russian war end th,
failure of the American cabbage crop las
year, nearly all the genuine imported Turk
ish tobacco used in this country this sum
mer will have to be made out of plantail
weed.
Kit Carson, jr., will shoot an apple iron
the head, and pipe from the mouth of hi
wife at the conclusion of his lecture on tn
gallant Seneral custer, al the town hall
Saturday evening. Admission fifteen an
twenty-five cents.
A gentleman remarked last evening tha
the doctrine of the Phair case is this II
man was tried for his lite and acquitted b
could not be tried again, but If he was col
victed they could keep on trying him Ii
he was acquitted.
r The flower season has opened early wit
excellent prospects. An unusual amour
of severe thought is being given to the a
rsngement and choice of plants, the muc
more as prices rule low. The fashionab
thing now Is the circular flower bed wi
six rows of different plants.