The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Cod I01.
Decoration day May 30th.
Light tissue wells are in style.

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Decoration day May 30th.
Light tissue wells are in style.
Yellow tints are giving way. to those of
rose color.
Rows of plated French lace trim the
new silk dresses and sacques.
DR.. Goldsmith was able to ride out yes
terday and visited his office.
A number of the dwellings in the village
are being painted and put in summer trim.
Mineral waters are in good demand these
blight days, but the soda fountains have
not yet opened.
A. L. Rankin, the governors secretary,
had a long interview with John p. Phair
on Saturday last.
Superb weather has been the order of
several days past, and we have seen nobody
who finds any fault.
Rough sticks and vanished rattans are
to be supplanted by smooth, straight and
highly polished canes.
Governor Fairbanks returns from New
York to-day and will probably give the
Phair case early attention.
The bright weather is helping the photo
graph trade and Merrill is dong a great
amount of first class work.
The temperance workers will meet to
sing at the parlor of the Congregational
chapel, to-day at 3 o'clock.
Flat, broad heels are made by the best
shoemakers in preference to the high and
uncomfortable French heels.
A party from Rutland attended the en-
tertainment given by the ladies of the
Episcopal church Castleton last evening.
j. NJ. Hall has a new advertisement in
to-day's GLOBE. His new store on Center
street presents a very inviting appearance.
Rev. j. X. Richardson, pastor of the
Baptist church, returned yesterday from a
few days attendance upon the Moody and
Sankey meetings in Boston.
William Rice, Forest street, has a large
vrriety of plants, etc., and he offers the
same at low prices. Don't fail to read his
advertisement in another column.
At the Baptist church On Sunday morn
ing, Rev. j. X. Richardson will speak on
"Moody and his work in Boston" There
will bs a Sabbath school concert in the
evening.
Edward King, the right baud man of the
late A. Ii. Danforth, who has been contin-
ed in jail for some months for a breach OF
the liquor law, has been ~paydoned by Gov.
airbanks.
Miss Martha J. Wood, Pittsfora's talent
ed artist, is stopping in town and will soon
open a studio at No. II, Washington street,
She will have a class in painting and deco
rative art.
1t is expected that Col. Charles II. JOYCE
will deliver the Decoration day address a
Montpelier. Mt. Zion commandery o.
knights Templar, of Mortified, have been
invited TO do escort duty.
Col E. s. stowell of Cornwall, was in towI
last evening, on his return from the meet
ing of the New York state wool growers
association, at Elmira, N. Y, at which h
delivered the annual address.
We are informed that the managers o
the Central Vermont railroad have issuet
no general order requesting the engineers II
their employ to withdraw from the brother
hood of locomotive engineers.
+. g. Carrigan gathered a greatscrow
around him In the depot yesterday, by a
extended depunciation, in language NOR
forcible than elegant, of the two Rutlan
detectives who worked up the case againf
Phair.
The executive committee Of the Bennine
ton centennial composed Of Hon, Henri
q. Root, Col. George A. Merrill, A. L
Valentine, Milo G. Huling and Carol
Pa &c held a meeting at Bennington o
Friday.
DIR. j. ID. Hanrahan Is moving the bar
from his prese nj residence on Washingto
street to the new house on Prospect stree
which he will occupy soon, and last nigl
it blockaded the corner of Wales an
Washington streets.
1t is expected the Rev j. W. Eaton wi
preach at the Methodist church tomorrow
Icing his last lennon before leaving for h
new charge 10 North Adams, Mass. Mort
Adams is considered the third best appoin
ment in the conference.
We devote much SPACE this morning
the discussion pro and con of the Pha
case. There is great public excitement re
alive to the matter, aud it Is our desire
give our readers all there is TO be said upC
the question.
b. II. Wooley WAS brought before Justl
George W. Warren yesterday, on a seizu
made at his saloon Wednesday. He claim
that William Valliquette kept the pla,
and Valllquelte was fined $25 and COZ
under the nuisance act.
The change of time on the Rutland
Harlem extension and other divisions
the Central Vermont railroad will not ia
place until May 18th. A rumor has pl
vailed that 1t would take place on Mond
next, which Is incorrect.