The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-17
LOCAL GLOBULEs.


LOCAL GL0BULEs.
God I07.
The June magazines are beginning to
come in.
Thin coats will be in demand IL weather
like this continues.
There's music in the air" among some
Of our state politicians.
The Cramton hose company were out
practising last evening.
Gen. L. G. Kingsley and family returned
from New York yesterday.
Suspicious people that place no trust in
the weather carry overcoats on their arms.
Ex-Governor Stewart arrived home, yes
terday, after weeks absence in New
York
A company of Gypsies are encamped on
the fair ground road leading to the Billings
bridge.
The first cheated term" of the season
still continues with hazy atmosphere like
August.
Special meeting of Nickwackett hose
company this evening at seven o'clock, for
practice.
The Womans temperance union will
meet in the Baptist vestry this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
No more soda tickets for dollar than
last year. Is this the boosted fall of prices
of everythingl
A party from Rutland attended the rep
resentation of Queen Esther at Walling-
ford last evening.
A good rain fell in the towns between
here and Bennington Tuesday night and
the forest fires are abating.
We shall be in condition of bacon
if the smoky condition of the atmosphere
continues short time longer.
S. P. Curtis and family started yesterday
for Colorado, where they are to spend sew
eral weeks with friends residing there.
| Dip your brush into the white of an egg
and apply it to your gilt picture frames
and see how bright it will make them.
The horse Hiland Cray took part in the
races at Beacon park Wednesday, and Wild
Lily, owned in Benson, trotted Tuesday.
Seats should be secured early at futile
& Co. for The Berger family concert, this
evening. No extra charge for reserving
| seats.
The annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church of the diocese of Yer
mont will be held in Trinity church in
Rutland on the second Wednesday in June.
The second representation Of "Queen
Esther, at Walllngford last evening, was
more successful than on Tuesday evening,
and a large audience was present to wit
ness it.
An exchange says, to clean paint, take
one ounce of pulverized borax, one pound
OF small pieces best brown soap, and three
quarts water; let it simmer till the soap is
dissolved, stirring frequently. Do not let
1t boil. Use with piece of old flannel,
and rinse off as soon as the paint is clear.
This mixture is also good for washing
clothes.
The requirements for teachers certif-
cate in Vermont would seem to be lacking
in some important particulars. A girl of
twelve recently received a certificate to
teach for five years. Though a girl of
twelve may have mastered the studies re-
quired, everyone knows that she must be
totally inadequate to taking charge Of a
school.
A new way of selling marble has been
discovered which will greatly delight the
photographers, no less than selling articles
by photograph. Il was inaue urated by the
Columbian m rble company, v no recently
turned out handsome marble stand, had
photo raphs tax IN nd supplied their sales
men, and sold the stand in st. Louis
from photograph.
Kit Carson had fair audience at st.
Adams, for the bsnefit of Post Badly
Smith. The 25 cent seats were filled
while the reserved, SO Gel is, were only
about one-third full. The hall, says the
advertiser, would probably have been filled
at the former price. Mr.. Carson spoke
an hour and three quarters.
Hon. B. d. H, iris, Col. Ere nix Goodhue
of Brattleboro, Hon. E. l.. Waterman of
Jamaica, and ]. L. Martin, ESQ.,, of Lon
donderry, visited Whitehall on Tuesday in
the interest If The B tattleboro and White
hall railroad, and will visit Granville and
other towns along the line In this and Ben
nington counties. The prospects of build
ing the road are quite fl ittenrg.
AT an informal meeting of the Rutland
members of the Bennington centennial
commission, held at the Bardwell house,
last evening, a public meeting was ar
ranged to be held at the town hall on Wed.
nesday evening next, in the interests of the
celebration of the 10th of August. Several
gent men will address the meeting, and
Rutlands part In the celebration will bt
fully considered. The people of RUTLAND
are invited to be present.
Several of our citizens propose taking {
trip for health and pleasure to the Azores
about the last of June. They will visit Flores
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