The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-20
LOCAL GL0BULSs.

DIR. Preston Sheldon of Mlddlebury, is in
town for few days.
The annual rental of pews at the Congre-
gational church at seven o'clock this even |
ing.
Special meeting of II. Ii. Baxter hose |
company this evening at half past seven |
o'clock, prompt.
Jupiter now rises about 10 o'clock p. m.
and will soon be the evening star for the
remainder of the year.
Yesterday witnessed the rather unusual
occurrence of thunder shower in the
morning, followed by a pleasant day.
A very desirable pew in the Congrega-
tlonal church is offered for sale at auction.
See advertisement in another column.
A door fell from one of the freight cars
on the morning train to West Rutland yes
terday and went whirling along the entire
length of the train beside the cars.
A pair of rubber bracelets was picked up
near Clifford's meat market yesterday,
which the owner can have by calling upon
Mr.. Clifford, proprietor of the market.
There will lie dance at the Otter Greek
House, Pittsford, July 81, select party, and
the Pittsford cornet band will have pub
lie dance at The same place the night of
July An.
The closing examinations of the primary
and secondary schools for the close of the
year are taking place this week, conducted
by Mr. Judah Dana. That in the intermedi-
ate takes place to-day.
This morning bright and early the boys
of the Military institute were of on theil
march for lake Dunmore. Their summer
camping will be excellent discipline as well
as most enj 1yable sport.
The festival of the Congregational Sun
day scho will be repeated at the chspe
This evening, the music and readings as be
fore, with strawberries cake and Sinsa
baugh's ice cream IN the parlors.
The July atlantic, just received a
Spaulding's, 10 an unusually interesting
number, having an able article from Gar
= field, the beginning of Aldrichs new novel
the usual fine poems, stories and book re
views.
Mrs. J. H. Chattertons music class gait
cred at her residence last evening and CAV
very pleasant entertainment. Tt
piano music and songs showed a yer
commendable degree of proficiency on tn
part of the pupils.
Pedestrianism is becoming the fashion |
4 Rutland. One lady has made the ascent {
Killington, walking up the mountain an
returning the same day; and yesterday tw
yonng men made three miles on a countr
:. road in twenty seven minutes.
} Frank Provost's house, over the N Ditch
Mendon, burned Monday morning.
caught from the fire in the stove, and Il
family narrowly escaped. House and flu
Q niture insured for s., 900 with M. j. Pral
| cisco. Miss Mary White, of Ira, lost
! watch.
Such Is fame! The Springfield Repul
can announces that Mrs. Julia G. II. DO
has been invited to write a poem for Il
centennial celebration at Bennington
Next we shall hear some one remark tn
80 ]. G. SAKE Holm the Vermont poet
ss seriously i'll.
er A decoction of tobacco, mixed with !,
from wood ashes or from potash, kills pit
to bugs in New Jersey, and is said to
49, otherwise beneficial to the crops. 1t mig
work in this vicinity equally as well, u
less the bugs steal march on the fsrme
by learning to chew.
A literary entertainment and busine
meeting at the Reform club rooms Il
evening. The names of those who ha
- not paid up their dues will be stricken frc
the rolls this evening and they will be {
u barred from voting at the elections. A 4
Ir attendance is desired.
Z This 10 the wall OF the man who has j.
II eaten too many strawberries
Whose stitch down to this berry is
meritous 10 adventurous; having I
=. stomach that grindeth like a French b.
1is stone, and teeth that cannot be set up
ire edge; gripings are his, and grumblinl
yes and like the harbor bar, he moaneth.
John Colligan, who was arrested Nj
day on an old drunk, was yesterd
brought up for being drunk at
time of his arrest and fined $5 and cos
He disclosed buying a keg Of lager oi:B
jamiu Valiquette who was fined $40 q
Is, costs for selling fermented liquor. Grs
Juror Redlngton appeared for the prose
ton.
Joseph Sears, arrested for stealing
Ie w Clarendon Sunday school money, and
poleon st. Peters. arrested for Walli
ford burglary last winter, were brought
fore Jucg Lawrer ce, of the munich
court yesterday, plead guilty to larceny
were each sentenced to eighteen months
the states prison. They will be sent
Windsor in few days.
Four-ffths of the people found dr.,
~. lately have claimed to have become &C
,sse lager bier, and recently the names O
number of wi nesses were sent TO sta
\ attorney Fuller with request that he p
i ecute some OF the dealers In that beveri
- He came over yesterday and subper
ten witnesses against William Valiqut
who keeps the bar in B. II. Wool
sw saloon. Asa compromise yaliqustte p