The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Justice Marshall gave his decision in the
case of W. b. Maury OF Boston, for the
recovery of liquor seized by the officers
here, as contraband, while in transit TO
Port Henry, on yesterday morning, that
the liquor be held for the berellt Of the
town of Rutland. The claimant took an
appeal TO the County court. j. c. Thornton
becoming surety for the amount Of $50
and costs. The claimant also rcplevled the
liquor and took it away. In this case had
the decision been against Tie state, no APP
peal could have been taken, whereas. as it
now stands, the claimant still has his
remedy before the higher court. The jus
tice, in rendering his decision, referred for
authority to the case of the American Fur
company VS.. United States, reported in .
Peters 35S, as bearing directly upon the
case The claimant did not testify or put
in any testimony whatever.
Yesterday being Ascension Thursday the
day was observed at st. Peters Catholic
church by holding mass at and . a. IN.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Charles
Boylan, who announced that Miss Julia
Slattery, ole of the members of the con-
gregatom who had been sicl. for several
months, would not recover
Mass was also observed at tue French
Catholic church on Lincoln avenue at the
same hours.
j. w. Hickok, Esq, of Burlington, and
Hon. Pitt W. Hyde of IEydeyillc, are
registered al the Bates House.
Hon. Geo. W. Harmon and John V.
Hall of Bennington were registered at the
i}ardwell House yesterday.
The Whitehall Times thus notes the
marriage of Rutland gentleman;
Rev. a. Payette, Wednesday, joined in
the holy bonds of wcdlock Mr.. L. Vail
quettc, of Rutland. and Miss Winnfrcd
OMara, Of this village. The ceremony
took place at 1.-The Church of Our Lady of
Angels, the regular pastor, j. j. McDon-
nell, being absent from the place \ great
many of tbs brides friends assembled to
witness the ceremony. After the pair we're
united they left for their bridal tour, fol-
lowed by the congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends. The bride
has our thanks tor a generous portion of
the bridal loaf.
The editor of prominent newspaper in
the state writes as follows:
"GLoBE PAPER CC.-G Giants We would
like your Daily exchange instead of the
Weekly, which comes so late that very lit
tie in it is available. Judging from YOU
Weekly we should say your Daily mus, be
considerably ahead of the WFold, which
We have on our exchange
An amusing incident occurred on tht
Rensselaer, & Saratoga railroad Tuesday
At Salem newly married couple who were
on their 'bridal tour" got on Conductor
Pottcrs train The conductor soon passet
through the train and punched the tickets
When he came to call for the tickets TIT
young man said he had thrown them out o
the window, thinking they had no NOR
use for them. The young verdant wa
obliged to pay his fare TO satisfy the con
ductor, who viewed the matter in n differ
ent light.
President NJ Ii. Buckham arrived il
town last evening on the 915 train on hi
way home from Buffalo, where he attende'
the funeral of his nephew, who was klle,
by the falling of building last Tuesday
c. A. Weber, Esq. of Rochester. is q
the Bardwell House.
We received a call yesterday from MI
Hiram +. Stevens of st. Adams, who
just returned from a course of study q
Columbia Law College, New York, and
to conclude his studies with Messrs. Nobl
& Smith Of st. Adams.
James G.. Angel, editor Of the Hoosa
Valley NelcS, at North Adams, Mass,
former resident of Rutland, was in tow
yesterday. He made THE GLOBE office
pleasant call.
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