The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-10
LOCAL GLoBULfs.

uCid 1861
More baggage ane passengers passed
through Rutland yesterday than for some
time.
How cheap man could dress now If he
didn't wear any more clothes than be really
needed.
A large fire was seen burning north of
the village this morning, apparently on
later street.
New visiting cards are of medium size,
of unglazed bristol board small script is
used on these cards.
They say the grasshoppers eat the ham
dies OF farming tools, too. We wood be-
lieve it II we saw 1t.
| Summer SUITS" says a olothier. No,
SIR not much with such weather as we've
had lately, it doesn't.
Lemon colored organizes, trimmed with
with knots of black velvet ribbon, are
among the latest lmportations.
Lace making 10 the fashionable occupa.
ton in the way of fancy work at watering
places and the seaside this season.
Joseph Dion and William Sexton, the
champion billiardists of America, give an
exhibition at the Bates house billiard par.
lors this evening.
A portion of the Barlow Grays of St.
Adams passed through Rutland yesterday
morning with their tents and baggage OIL
their way to Bennington.
Levi Miner who was burned out yester
day morning had $3.50 insurance on thu
buildings and $128 on the stock, with Fl
W. Porter, in the Vermont Mutual.
A granger bearing scythe in his hand
and pitcher Of fire water in his stomach
was arrested last evening to prevent hi
moving down his innocent neighbors.
The Harlem Extension road yesterda,
passed into the hands of the Bennington
and Rutland railroad company. A full &C
count of the transfer will be found in on
! editorial columns.
An advance de tail of ten men from tn
Estey guard passed through Rutland lai
night with car load of baggage, to put u
tents, etc. Six men from the Biadfor
company also passed through.
The sale OF butter at the Chaffee mai
= ket Thursday was excellent. Mr.. Ston
purchased !, 900 pounds at On ".n's II IN
price continues as high the succeedin
weeks the sale promises to be larger.
This Is the way the Detroit Free Pre-
: man paints his hereafter:
There is hotter land,
; Far. far away,
Where by the fire they stand,
Sizzling all day.
The Troy Times says William Collil
of Castleton, VT, was Frustrated by an a
tack of apoplexy in Congress street yeste
day afternoon. officer Murphy remove
him to a hotel, and DR.. Aiken attend,
him. He will recover.
The Bradford company of militia VI
reach Rutland at nine o'clock this evenin
on their way to Bennington. II they
not go directly to Bennington they W
camp In the armory of the Rutland Ing
guards, which has been placed at their d
posal.
Jesse Burdett, esq., Is not disturbed
the recent railroad change. He IS reliev
( of the responsibility of the Harlem Exte
g sion and retains his position as superi
Z tendent of the Rutland division. Mr.. BIZ
z dett has been enabled to bring the line in
4 q satisfactory condition.
8 The rumov of the attachment of t
9 Harlem Extension road by the new corr
2 ration got abroad yesterday afternoon, a
e drew crowd to the depot in the event
to SEQ If the train down the road we
"a rs usual. When the train went out tn
= became satisfied that there would be
2 change In the running OF the trains.
= A company of Veterans was organic
2 at West Rutland, Thursday evening,
= men from West Rutland, Pittsford and Il
q numbering 4S members, and the folio
q Ing were elected officers: Harley G. Sb
. don first lieutenant, VIM. N. Jones' Pit
4 ford; second lieutenant, John F. Eggl
3 ton, Pittsford; Grst sergeant, Henry Mil
@ quartermaster sergeant, e. f. Jackst
q The organization of this company CO
4 pletes the Rutland county battalion, n,
: numbering about i've hundred men.
2 Frank @. White takes the supernt'
= dency Of the Bennington and Rutland r,