The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27
GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 27 1877

Cractsmen are notified that the First
national bank of Orwell has just put one
of Lilies new time locks on their burglar
proof safe.
1t is said that Rev. DR.. Lord, who died
at Montpelier recently, had ! finished
a memoir Of his father, Z. en- Lord Of
Dartmouth college.
Our young friend Mr.. John e, Clarey,
formerly of Burlington, Is making very
neat, newsy and bright paper of the India
nola Qowa) Tribune.
Barre boasts Of man who keeps all his
tea in the barn and brings one teaspoonful
to the house each day. He has accumulat-
ed fortune of $4,000.
Mr.. A. A. Brooks of Swanton has lost a
valuable horte- one of his span of grays-
which had been sick for several weeks with
some unknown complaint.
Customs Officer Silas Bean seized at
Newport on Saturday $500 worth of hides
and pelts from McDougall s. Bro, of STAN
sted, P. O., for differentiation.
The estimated cost of the new water
works at Burlington is $50, 900. The total
expenses of the present system are $17,-
500 per year, and the receipts about $19,-
900.
An Orange young lady recently lost a
valuable gold ring, and after considerable
search 1t was found In the camphor bottle
She shouldn't have worn the ring on her
nose.
Chester M. Hoskins, was arrested at
Corinth, on Friday, by Massachusetts
officer, charged with obtaining 81, 100 by
false pretences from L. G. Chase, Boston
harness dealer.
A six-year-old daughter of James Blair
of East Warren fell off at the side of the
cellar stairs recently, striking on her head
and injuring her so that she died within
twenty four hours.
The last legislature passed an act leaving
the first Tuesday of March and September
out of the list of legal holidays, and in
serting in the list the 30.h day OF May,
commonly called decoration day.
The Vermont international telegraph
company have reduced their rates once
more. The tariff now Is twenty-five cents
to any point within 500 miles, air line dis
lance from each Office, and the reduction to
other places Sin the same proportion.
Mrs. Anna Floyd. wife Of Mr.. Henry
Floyd of Westminster, and sister of Judge
Henry Closson of Springfield, died of
pneumonia one day last week at the age of
70. She has long been an exemplary men,
Der of the Congregational church.
The emissary OF the Rutland railroad,
who went to Washington to get its counsel
appointed United States district judge, evil
IDENTIFY came home with flea in his ear,
and now has an idea that he was not want
ed there. His master had better go next
time.-Burlington Clipper.
The large railroad hotel and farm of 800
acres, belonging to the estate of the late
Jarvis Burrows of Vernon, and valued at
100000, was sold at auction on Saturday
for $l0,40 to Tylor L johnson, proprietor
of the Guilford slate quarries, who was a
creditor Of the estate Tor $4,000 o
The little daughter of Ira Smith, of East
Berkshire while sliding at school some two
months since, was met by boys carrying
board which struck him in the face, badly
cutting the upper lip and severing the MEM
brane of the nose. Some twenty small
pieces of board have been taken from the
wound.
The normal schools of Vcr' are all
now In session, and The ont handolph
has over 100 students. Each Of the two
courses of study in this school extends
through enc year and half. The first
course includes, besides the so.caled COM
mon branches, frec-hsnd drawing, miner
alogy, botany, physiology 4; and the second
course includes mathematics, physics, liter
ature, mental and moral science, with
methods of instruction.
r. p. B. Hewitt, esq, young lawyer
of Burlington, and states attorney of
Chittenden county for 1876 and 1876, died
at his home Thursday morning last, after
a brief illness. He was formerly from
Charlotte, spent some two years at the
University, was member of the masonic
fraternity, young man of energy and
good law student. His funeral was quite
largely attended on Monday, his remains
being taken to Charlotte. He leaves two
sisters in Burlington who will have the
kindest sympathy of all.
Saturday, the fourth day of the Lewis
murder trial, at Newfane, was taken up
with the arguments of counsel. States
Attorney Martin made the opening argu-
ment for the state, followed by j. G. Eddy
and Kittredge Haskins for the defence. o.
E. Butterield closed the argument for the
state. All were very able, fully covering
the ground on both sides. The case is
greatly in doubt as to the result, which
cannot lie predicted yet. Judge Barrett
charged the jury on Monday morning, &C.
cupying about two hours.
Zeal Gently With the Stomach.