The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-16
LOCAL GL0BULEs.

Ba;hers find the atmosphere warmer
than the water.
The Methodist Sabbath school will hold |
a batket picnic at Pierpoints grove Wed
nesday.
Rev. DR.. Stone and wife of San Francis
co, will soon visit Rutland for brief tar
ry with relatives here.
Rev. ]. Gibson johnson preached the
Christ yesterday morning.
Mrs. Luther Daniels and Mrs. Dr. E. A.
Pond havo returned from a few days
passed at Camp Morse, Fort Cassin.
Regular meeting of Killington Lodge,
No. 80, l. O. o. F., this evening, at 8
o'clock, a. Odd Fellows hall, Globe block.
The race at the Rutland county fair
ground on Wednesday, bids fair to be quite
spirited. Several entries have already been
made.
Tne surprise of young lady out making
calls, on Saturday, was great when she
found her pet cat had followed her nearly
a mile from home
TIE formation of Rutland county
racing association is contemplated to be
strictly confined to the trotting of horses
owned in the county.
The Rev. j. W. Bemis, of Montpelier,
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church
last evening presenting the claims OF the
Vermont Bible society.
The public is afflicted with the spurious
coin nuisance. Counterfeit quarters and
half dollars are said to be about as numer-
ous as the genuine article
Mr.. S. p. Whitney, the well-known night
blggagemaster at the depot, has return
from a two weeks vacation. His place
has been very acceptably filled in his alb
sence by Ed Kelley.
The rife club practiced at their 500 yard
range. near Center Rutland, Saturday
afternoon, the two best scores being seven
ty-one and seventy by James Beattie ant
Charles Hines, respectively.
The new Boston express to Sara,oga
commences running to-day, arriving q
! Rutland at l. Is p. M, and leaving imme
: diately for Saratoga, making no stop be
? tween Rutland and Whitehall
;. A pair of gold bound spectacles wer
: lost on Grove street, on Wednesday last
The person finding them by leaving them a
: THE GLOBE office, or at No. 20 Grow
street, will be literally rewarded.
!, There was good attendance at the Re
form club meeting last evening. Vice
president W. II. johnson presided, an
there were short addresses by Franz
Rogers, f. NJ. Merriam, and others.
Parties having occasion for fuper,
flowers will find fine assortment at tn
conservatory of II. B. Ridgeway. Grow
street, which will be very TASTEFUL
wrought into crosses, wreaths, etc, by b
daughter.
\ The annual meeting of the Rutland raj
y road company will be held at the pres
dents office in Rutland, July 26h, at
o'clock p. m, for the election of office
and transaction of any other business th
may come before them.
IS. A scientist who has been investigate
nd the cause Of the death of so many fish
to various parts of the country, expresses
py' as his opinion that they were poisoned
eating potato bugs that had been wash
into the streams by the heavy rains.
The Burlington Clipper says D.
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, the live manager of {
T business of Ripley & Sons, in this city, b
"settled down" TO work in ca, nest and
notice that the shipment of tiles from tn
mandatory here Is becoming acti
again.
Country weeklies get into sore strs
e. sometimes endeavoring to maintain the d
nifty Of the editorial "we." One of our
changes throws up the sponge on gramu
i dd1 by announcing: "We tcas highly inters
ed in what We saw at the Poultney 81
q arries."
Gpsy hats are the fashion with the
ion, dis at present, and a very pretty and 8
ACE sible fashion it lie, too They are beco
ing to almost every one, serve for a s.
shade as well as covering for the he
and impart an air of charming abandon
the wearer.
William T. Page, ESQ.,, native of I
> town, and a brother of John B. Pege, d
eh's In Philadelphia July 10Th, aged 81 YET
per He or daatrd at Middlebury college
was admit d to the bar In 1881. He
resided for several years in Philadelpl
The latter } ears OF his life were devoted
banking
~ The Boston 90 cent store are offer
y new and feslalle goods In every dep
ment, and one cannot help but find
gains here that would seldom be found G
acks. where. large line of s,ereoscopic vi
the form one of their chief attractions at
time. Read the new advertisement 10
found In another column, aud then dro
and zee the endless variety of novelties
~ Prof. Dare gave the finest exhibition
- the rght rope, Saturday, ever seen in
land. The rope was stretched from
Berwick house TO YER er's bakery.
most dangerous feat was climbing
down from one building to the other
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