The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-02
LOCAL MENTION,

Judge Wheeler will be In town to-day.
The oyster summer vacation began yes
terday.
]. A. Gould lost valuable horse Mon
day.
Try THE DAILY GLOBE one week-only
twelve cents.
The old fashioned silver comb is coming
in style again.
Groceries at popular prices at w. B.
Mussey & Sons.
w. b. Mussey is making Improvements
on his house and grounds.
New regulations for the guidance of
postmasters will soon be issued.
Sam. Boutell has returned from his va
cation and has taken his regular train.
Special meeting of the ]. W. Cramton
hose company, this evening at Z o'clock
sharp.
A rifle range, to be located near the vii
lage, is proposed by some of our "sharp-
shooters"
Philip Battell, esq, president of the
Middlebury historical society, was in town
yesterday.
Special meeting OF Nckwacket engine
company No. /, this evening at Z o'clock,
for practice.
Onions are recommended in a recently
published scientific work as a specific for
| sleeplessness.
Twelve cents pays for The DAILY GLOBE
| delivered at your residence or place of
business for one week.
Mrs. Emma Molloy writes the Reform
club that it will be impossible for her to
speak at their anniversary.
Rev. DR.. Walker was more comfortable
yesterday and no serious consequences are
apprehended from his present illness.
The spring time table on the Rutland
and Harlem Extension roads is expected to
| go into effect about the middle of this
| month.
The Harlem freight and accommodation
train yesterday afternoon came in nearly
on time, drawing twenty freight cars be-
sides passenger coach.
Michael Quin displayed some handsome
carriages on Center street last er ening.
They were manufactured at Amesbury,
Mass, and are for sale.
Judge Wheeler held special term of the
United States district court at Burlington,
yesterday, for the purpose or Nearing Ger
tain cases in bankruptcy.
Farmers are buying store cattle for fu-
ture tattening more freely this spring than
last, under the impression that beef will
probably continue to rise.
Our exchanges are warning the public of
a young man who is travelling about selling
what he represents to be musk plants.
Look out for him. he is fraud.
Arthur Brown has very large line of
very fine carriages for sale. He may be
found at the Bardwell house. He has sold
a large line of excellent carriages within
past year.
Prof. La Rue will give sleight-of-hand
entertainment at the town hall tonight.
Every ticket purchaser will receive a
pocket book, besides chance to draw q
valuable present.
The rumor put afloat that Rev. DR..
Bartlett, of Dartmouth college, had been
invited to deliver the Bennington centen-
NAL GRAFTON, is incorrect. No orator has
as yet been selected.
We publish in another column a COM
munication on the Phair case from one who
sat as an officer of the court at his trial, in
defense of the Rutland detectives, Messrs.
Thornton and Stearns.
The president and board OF directors Of
international exhibition have extended al
invitation to representative of THR GLoBI
to be present at the opening OF the perma
nent exhibition, May 10, 1877.
Mr.. w. Fl. Wheeler, a well known cor
respondent of THE GLOBE, has assumed thu
editorship of the Watsonville, California
Transcript, neat weekly sheet. Success
to him in his new enterprise.
} Economical people will be compelled tt
leave their bird cages open with lively
cat in the room if the Russian war con
tinues. Canary seed has advanced from
1925 a bushel to 1915 in the last thre,
days.
George F. White, proprietor of the Rut
land monumental works, took orders TO
J nearly three thousand dollars worth o
work in one day this week. This show
that enterprise and fair prices are appre
ciated.
The annual communication of Rutlan,
lodge No. 10, F. and A. NJ, for the cleo
: ton of officers for the ensuing year, vii
be held at masonic hall this Wednesda
evening, at half past seven o'clock. A flu
attendance desired.
Governor Fairbanks is not hurryinf
' himself in the appointment of a successo
to Judge Dunton as judge of probate. I
several persons he has intimated that
would be announced this week. The az
plicants are experiencing the pangs of d.
layed hope.
Parties who have subscribed to the fun
I to lease the Rutland county trotting par
, for the coming season are requested
- meet at the Berwick house this Wedne
1t day evening, at s o'clock, for the purpo