The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-22
LOCAL GLOBULEs.

May 25lh and Goth.
The magazines for June come out with |
rich and varied contents.
1t is rumored that there are two more
cases of black diphtheris at Center Rut-
land.
A band of gypsies have been encamped
for several days on the creek road to Clar-
endon.
A new sidewalk is being laid on the east
side of Wales street, from Centre to Wash
ington.
Rev. Norman Seaver, d. D., will de-
liver an address before the Rutland reform
club on Wednesday evening next.
Patronize the drama that your money
may be devoted TO great purposes. Lester
Wallack has just bought $500 dog.
The currant worms have made their ap-
pearance, and those who expect to have q
crop of currants must fight for them.
The Central Vermont began yesterday
running new and elegant palace car be-
tween st. Adams and New York over the
Rutland division.
All members Of the Union hook and lad
der company that desire to take part in the
running will meet at their hall this, Tues
day, evening at o'clock sharp, for prac-
tice.
Perley r. Downer, formerly well known
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tered into business at San Francisco, Cali
fornia, as dealer in wood, coal, hay and
grain.
Rev. DR.. Cushman of Manchester had a
policy of insurance on his life of one thou
sand dollars in the Ktna life insurance
company of which Rev. o. Cunningham is
agent.
G. +. Davey, esq, has opened an insur-
ance agency at No. 1888 Broadway, New
York. He represents. flrst-class insurance
companies with an aggregate capital of
over thirty millions.
The probate office under Judge Colburn's
management will remain in the court
house, and the Judge will pass most of his
time 10 Rutland, though he will continue
to reside in Pittsford.
The rumor that was current in town yes
terday afternoon that "Sister Gregory,
lady superior, of the convent at Benning-
. ton, was dead" is unfounded, although she
is very low of consumption.
Post Roberts of the Grand Army of the
Republic, is actively engaged in prepare.
tons for Decoration day. Gen. VIM. w
Grout of Barton will deliver the Grafton
The Sherman band of Winooski will fur
: nish the music.
Potato bugs are already beginning tt
work on the young vines, seven being re
Gently found on one hill. Paris green is
sure remedy. Dissolve one pound in pal
OF water and then put your bugs in thu
1 pail That will finish them.
Hon. L. E. Chittenden, of New York
was in town on Saturday, on return from
brief vacation, after the exhaustng Ia
bors of sixty-four days trial in the Emm
mine suit in which he was one of the prin
90 cipal attorneys for T. w. Park.
G Mr.. johnson, OF the N. Y. Daily Graph,
: is in town for the purpose of writint
up the history of Rutland, its progress an
industries-and to take sketches of our pull
Y lie buildings and grounds aud manufactul
N ing establshments-to be illustrated in tn
Id Graphic. We commend him and his pre-
ject to the attention of our people.
Myron N. Jenny, who has been in ia
for some months for burglary, plead guilt
before Judge Lawrence of the municipi
court yesterday, and was sentenced to tw
- years In states prison. He broke into til
q store of Lewis Kellogg in Fairhaven on Ii
X 18th of last November, and stole about Nv
dollars worth of goods.
If no unforeseen calamity befalls tn
fruit crop of this season the yield will PR
baby surpass anything witnessed in year
The myriads of blossoms which for mar
be days have given the trees the appearant
ew of vast bouquets of exquisite beauty, hay
nt- nearly all fallen, and the amount of your
M lTulI luut iAae thOl pioSSs 10 NOhuS
re full.
". Ada Gray repeated her powerful impe
i've i've sonation of "Miss Mutton" at the TOW
res hall, last evening, to somewhat lsrg
On, house than on Saturday evening. Mi
slgf Gray's unusual abilities as an emotion
81, a actress were again exhibited as strongly
do before, and the performance closed with
so' broad farce, "The stage struck heiress,"
Fs which Miss Gray played "Sslly Seraggi
ich and kept the house in hearty laugh by b
40 absurd rendering of tragic limitations.
A tablet of the inscriptions upon t
tombs-stones and monuments OF the en-
nent men of Vermont and of the Office
lei. and soldiers who participated in the bat
is being prepared for the Bennington &C
'air tennial. Those in this section will be
no readiness about the first OF July, or as so
per as the gentleman to whom the work of pl
,. curing the inscription is assigned can pl
cure them, as 1t is not yet known whe
some of them are buried.
/. The New York EUenin9 Telegram does
me approve Of associated press corresponds
zen. who don't understand arithmetic, a
and goes for the one in Bennington in h
fashion "Vermont not having been hea
raj. of lately in the newspaper dispatches,
q in | taIagtaph onaratora thrOuphOut the forO