The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21
LJUAL GLOBULlS.

GCId 1869
The shower last evening was followed by
brilliant rainbow
William Dugan was taken to state prison
yesterday morning by George II. Craw-
lord.
Congressman G. H. Joyce and wife are
expected IN Rutland from Mortified to-
day.
Capt J. Ii. Gouldipg of Rutland, will
be a jltant general upon the staff of chief
IN irshal Valentine.
Regular convention OF Vermont lodge,
No. /, Knights of Pythias, this Saturday
evening at o'clock.
Gen. Kingsley spent the day at Benring.
ton on Friday, making preparations for the
elcampment o: the militia.
The game of base ball between the COM
positors of THE GLOBE and Herald has
been postponed for week.
The members of L. G. Kingsley hose
company are requested to meet this even
ing at 7:15 ocioch ~. r-eciice.
J. II. Remington sold the stock OF cly.uS
belonging to Novak g. Murphy at auction
In the depot park yesterday, netting 800.
A man who ate cotton, swallowed fire
and incidentally sold clothes cleaning soap
attracted quite a crowd in Merchants row
last evening
A trial of hay tedders took place ON FRI
day afternoon on the farm OF Jessie l.
Billings, between the Collins aud Billiard
tedder. Mr.. G. C. Pierce is the agent for
Rutland county for the Collins tedder.
Pretty soon, when the mosquitoes have
become rpened sufficiently, the citizen
will take his regular exercise at midnight.
There is nothing more invigorating to the
human frame than slashing around bed
room with damp towel.
Some amusement was created on Mer-
chants row last evening by dog follow
ing hose cart tripping gentleman up.
The man and dog rolled over one another
for some time in their endeavors to regain
their equilibrium and attracted q large
crowd.
I Mr.. George A. Mietzke has completed
, his composition for Sherman's cornet band
of WInooski, to be played at the Benning
ton celebration. 1t is a march with an in
PRODUCTION, written for seventeen pieces
and called the Vermont centennial.
:; An attempt was made Thursday night t.
Sc burglarize the house of John Hines, No.
is Grant avenue Three children who wer
" al me IN the house about nine o'clock. dis
covered a man concealed in the parlor
. They raised an alarm and he fl d.
The premium list of the Rutland count.
fair has been revised and several novel fes
lures are in contemplation to make it attrac
tive and successful. Among others is
purse for stallion race for horses owne
in the county. A hose race in connectio
with the fair ia also under consideration.
ITS The report that the first regiment Of III
National Guard of Vermont, Col. TheC
re S. Peck commander, were to go inl
RD camp at N nth Bennington is incorrec
der The regiment 60 into camp at Benningtc
August II. by order of the governor, 70
I North Bennington.
The Bennington Centennial says "Ti
on, executive committee of the centennial CT
ebrllion find, as the time draws near,
large increase Of expenses, both in numb
and volume, hence Frederick Billings al
H. II. Baxter have increased their su
scripllons to five hundred dollars each.
We were shown yesterday very fl
buggy made by Levi Promo of this villal
to which was attached the celebrat
per dexter spring." for which Mr.. c.
Dunn Is the general agent. These sprir
seem TO be an invaluable invention. I
carriage is kept in equal poise, and no
takes place in driving through the ordns
y cutters or passing over water bars. O
J. rides along as smoothly over rough 70
as on the hardest and best Of country ROT
or upon Macadam or plank road. 4
Icks. great value of this spring consists in
'no fact that it combines strength, durabili
beauty, noiseless, and lie of light and Ct
motion. There are six sizes manufactur
to carry from one to six persons. In 1
~ terial and workmanship they can har
,: be excelled. 1t would be impossible
fully describe these springs without CT
and we advise parties to call upon
Dunn and see their operation, which Ia
true test, and each can then Judge for b
Az self their real value.