The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-24

clothing. He had Mr.. Chas. s. Mason, tc
make good his assertions. Every man ano
boy in town is clothed for six months &c
come There is no other way for account
ing for the crowd gathered only that Mason
advertlses in THE GLOBE.
Commodore Clark is doing a thriving
business with his Naomi on Lake Bomoseen.
| The steam boat company will not use du-
pick tickets until the first OF June.
The Russell house is becoming very pop
ular at Hydeville. Rus is the nephew OF
his uncle, give him call and then take
ride with Commodore Clark and see how
happy you will be.
We have very patient set of merchants
in town, are full Of hope, will watch all day
hoping to catch a customer before night
When they are disappointed will whistle to
keep their courage up.
BURLINGTON.
The new Gould steam fire engine, mar
ufactured by b. s. Nichols & Co., of this
city, for the Mechanics fire engine COM
pany, No. 7. of Mobile, Alabama, arrived
in that city few days since, and attracted
much attention. A test OF the steamer took
place before the fire department OF Mobile,
throwing stream of 282 feet, with 100
feet of hose and an inch and three-eighths
nozzle and two streams OF 223 feet each.
The milk team of James A. Shedd, ran
away on Monday breaking the wagon badly.
BRANDON.
Phineas Taft, who was so terribly in
iured by falling upon borse rake, last
Friday, died on Saturday afternoon.
PAwLET.
Alta town meeting held on Saturday,
this town voted not to bond in aid OF the
Brattleboro and Whitehall railroad by a
majority of fifty-one.
Another meeting is to be called to recon-
slider the question.
Merritt Hulett is making another addi-
ton to his buildpgs in the form of horse
barn.
Levi Taylor died on Thursday last. His
remains were taken to Bondville for burial
on Friday of last week.
The next regular communication of
Morning Flower Lodge No. II, F. and A.
NJ, takes place Thursday evening of the
present week.
Henry Alexander, who for some years
past ha. been at State Centre, Iowa, has
sold his property west, ard Is spending
few weeks with bis relatives. NJ.
ST. ALBANs.
Mrs. Molloy closed her labors here, on
Sunday evening, giving her lecture on to-
bacco. She obtained 469 signatures to the
total abstinence pledge, among them being
some of the hardest drinkers and many Of
the foremost men in the community. She
goes to Portland, Maine, to attend the con-
vention of Good Templars and will soon
return to f1ll large number of engagements
in Vermont.
MANCHESTER.
The students of Burr and Burton semi
nary, have engaged Dorings band of Troy,
N. Y, to furnish the music for their ami
versary exercises June 30.
PANToN.
The pastors of the two churches have
made an agreement to hold union prayer
meetings on Sunday evenings, alternating
them at the Baptist and Methodist
churches. The Tuesday evening meeting
at the Baptist church is discontinued.
Miss Hattie Hoyt having been weighed
In the balance and not found wanting, has
again been entrusted with the rod OF cor
trjct No. School oneneh M"s- 'A'h 18th
lair attendance. R. O. d.
WEST FRRRIsBURGH.
A young son of Mr.. Wesley Kellogg
died on Saturday morning last after a
weeks illness. Disease, putrid sore throat.
Prayer was attended at the residence Sum-
day at two p. m. The remains were then
inferred in the Basin Harbor cemetery.
The funeral sermon will be preached at the
M. E. church, Panton, by Rev. MIR.
Brooks, on Sunday next, May 9th, at the
usual hour of worship.