The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-03
LOCAL GLOBULES,

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LOCAL GLoBULEs.
God 1868
Most of "the boys" went fishing yester-
day.
A. L. Sheldon of Rutland is reading law
in Detroit.
Warren H. Smith has gone TO Niagara
and the west.
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Mrs. J. NJ. Putnam.
Mrs. Eliza Collins, sister of the late
Senator Solomon Foot, is seriously i'll.
| A grand musical convention is to be held
at Bellows Falls for a week In September.
We are under obligations to 3. V. X.
Wilson, esq, for late Liverpool England
papers.
David Crofut has been appointed receiver
of the Arlington car company, in place of
Col. ]. s. Hard.
B. G. Merritt started on his summer va
cation, Wednesday, driving across the
country to Nashua, N. II.
Boating on the creek is getting quite
popular, and two young men have con-
structed shell for practice.
Mr.. Frank Farmer, injured on wednes-
day, was much more comfortable yesterday
and considered out of danger.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford yesterday
searched B. H. Wooley's saloon, but failed
- find anything stronger than lager.
A car on the White mountain train was
disabled yesterday, and an exchange of
cars was necessary before leaving for Sara
toga.
A gentleman advertised an article as LOST
in THE DAILY GLOBE. The finder promptly
returned 1t to him the same day it was adj
vertised.
The editor of The GLOBE was yesterday
presented, by Ephraim Whitcomb, with 6
last years winter squash In good state Of
, preservation and excellent quality.
James Fl. Williams of Bellows Falls
Hugh Henry, esq., Of Chester, President
Hubert of Middlebury college, and ]. X
I Seaver of Malone, were in town yesterday
The Rutland reform club have made or
rangements with C. c. Frost, the temper
ance orator, to deliver temperance sd
dress in this village on Monday evening
next.
The State workhouse commission held
Meeting at Bellows Falls on Thursday, ant
; decided to employ Mr.. Wentworth, Sol
of Col. - Wentworth as the architect o
the building.
William Valiquette, barkeeper of B. II
: Woolley's saloon, was brought before Jus
tice Warren yesterday for keeping a nuts
ance. A jury was drawn and the case con
tinued till this morning.
Ex-Lieutensnt Governor L. G. Hinkle,
of Chelsea, and Hon. B. F. Dickinson wer
in town yesterday on their way to Saratoga
Gov. Hinkley will go from Saratoga to tn
centennial at Bennington.
Farmers were unlucky in not bringin
more butter to market Thursday as tn
price went up two cents pound. Betwee
400 and 500 pounds were purchased at
cents, and the prospects are that the priC
will be even better next week.
Mrs. Louise Oliver is spending som
days at the Lincoln house, Swampscot
j: Mass. Oliver Ditson and family are ais
: at the same place. We see by the paper
!, Mrs. divers voice has been delighting Il
guests by her charming singing.
A liberty pole, sixty-fve feet in high
was erected at Camp Stark, at Bennington
: on Wednesday; young son of Capt. Ne
) son Wilcox, aged five years, drawing tn
: rope which sent the flag to lis position, sa.
J ing, "Hers goes the first flag of the cer
: tennial."
q II is not necessary to again express g
9 opinion concerning corner lounging. The
; is no diversity of sentiment respecting tn
2 demoralizing practice among respectful
? people. 1t is analogous to the contemptib
I evil known asS"ttreet walking, and tho
: who are habitually and extensively guilty
) 1t should be punished with equal severit
): even If they are members of the sterner se
q Troy Times.
2 Frank G. White of Bennington was
q town yesterday. He was cordially greet,
Q by his host of friends In Rutland. NJ
q White has one Of the most laborious pos
9 tons in the centennial arrangements, thi
:, of chairman Of the committee on ente
8 tsinment, for which he Is most admiral
z fitted and gives universal satisfaction in
q performance Of the duties assigned him.
A The notorious house kept by Eta CO
( nish on Wales street was "pulled" yeste
day morning by Chief Of Police Putnar
and Mrs Cornish and three of her boarde
brought before Justice Warren. Eta Go
nish and Miss Blackmer we're bound up
$500 to appear at the next term Of coun
court, and Lille Mamma and Mrs. f. Low
were discharged. Mrs. Cornish and MI
Blackmer were committed TOR want
bail. Mrs. Cornish stated that she cou
get bail by applying to friends in Brand
and she should soon be out again. Graz
Juror Redington appeared for the state.
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