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

rIludy morning.
A social dance was held in the village
hall last evening.
E. q. Carrigan of the boston GloJe was
in town yesterday.
The bootblacks and umbrella merchants
"smole peaceful smile" yesterday.
-Four dollar counterfeit notes of the Do
minion bank of Toronto are in circulation.
The assessment of the Windsor county
Mutual fire insurance company is fee per
cent.
The recent cold weather has left Killing
ton, Pico and Shrewsbury white with
snow.
Communion service at the Congregation
al, Baptist and Episcopal churches on Sum
day next.
A Rutland physician received $73 in one
day, last week, for professional services
on that day.
Rev. J. NJ. Edgerton, the new pastor of
tie Methodist church, breaches his first
sc mon tomorrow.
The R1tlsnd Reform club hold their
lest meeting ia their present room Sunday
,v,uing at SIX o'clock.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No Knigh's Of Pyihias, at their castle
hall, Giobe block, al o'clock.
The sale of the chair factory, which was
advertised to take place yesterday after
noon, has been postponed till June LIST.
II. L. Sargent, having cleared up his
reputation proposes to return to his photo
graph business in Rhode Island this week.
An invitation has been extended to our
townsman, Gen. W. Y. W. Ripley, TO act
as chief marshal at Bennington, on the 10th
of August.
The Boston clothing house have a new
stock of goods just received in all the
latest styles. See their advertisement in
another column.
A blue line of freight cars marked 'Bos-
ton, Troy and Delaware & Hudson line,"
have been placed on the Troy & Boston
railroad for the tunnel route.
Some farmers are predicting good hay
and grain crops this year, and an early har-
vest. The fruit indications are good, I'M
less nipped by an untimely frost.
The steam yacht to be put upon Lake
Bomoseen by W. A. Clark and James II.
Wiswell was shipped for Hydeville yester-
day and will be launched at an early day.
The agent Of the Redpath liceum bureau
of Boston was here yesterday and COM
pleted arrangements for Rev. Henry Ward
Beechsr to deliver lecture here May 2lst.
Thad M. Chapman of Middlebury, gent
two beautiful hounds to a dog show in
New York city, Wednesday morning.
There is one that might be sent from Rut-
land.
A magician, rival of Prof. LaRue, gave
exhibitions IN the depot park and elsewhere
yesterday. He performed some wonderful
feats and greatly delighted an audience of
boys.
A band of Gypsies with fifteen horses
passed through town yesterday, and the
farmers may expect to be bothered with
Gypsies and other tramps till cold weather
comes again.
Rev. j. M. lockwood, formerly pastor
of the Baptist church IN Rutland, has with
drawn his resignation and will remain an
other year as pastor of the Baptist church
at Middlefeld, Mass.
q. NJ. Bliss, esq, secretary of the Ben
nington centennial commission was in town
last evening. He reports the arrangements
for the celebration as going forward in a
satisfactory manner.
The Poultney Journal we'll says, Rev.
e. M. Haynes, Vermonter, and the SON.
in-law of d. E. Nicholson, of Rutland, is
becoming quite famous as Baptist
preacher. He is now preaching in White
hall.
The men employed by the Delaware and
Hudson canal company, on the gravel
CAlus al waterford, struck yesterday
against reduction of ten per cent. The
reduction would leave their wages about 80
CENTS per day.
Tee Vermont Chronicle, under the edIto-
rial management of Rev. A. ID. Barber,
late Of Wallingford, is keeping up its old
time rel 'ation. Mr.. Barber is vigorous
writer, 'sp' c!ally in behalf of the cause of
tempcraLce.
Kit Carson, jr., will shoot an apple from
the head, and PIPE from the mouth of his
wife at the conclusion of his lecture on the
gallan. General Gus or, at the town hall,
Saturday evening. Admission fifteen and
twenty-five cents.
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