The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18
LOCAL MENTION.

Rutland grange of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry will meet this Friday afternoon, at
one o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, Globe
block. The annual election of officers will
take place.
DR.. Lord lectures this evening at the
Opera house on "lI,rabeau and the Cri-
mean war;"
The result of the fox hunt yesterday was
as follows: Twenty-Five men and twelve
dogs captured two foxes. David Tolhurst
and VIII Edgerton were the expert marks
men who brought home the game.
Company \ are making extensive prep
arations for their grand ball which occurs
at the Town hall on Christmas eve.
Rev. S. w. Field of Providence was in
town yesterday.
a bright light in the west last evening
indicated fire in the direction of West
Rutland. 1t proved, however, to be the
burning of dwelling house, barns and
sheds, on Pond Hill in the town of PouIt.
ney.
The Boston journal says 50 The Rev.
n. Cyr, who has preached to the French
both in his native land and in this country
for many years, gave IA lecture before Il
fair sized audience in the Meionaon We'd
nesday evening, upon Professionalism AID
Jesuitlsm, the lecture being mainly devot-
cd to statement Of interesting historical
facts.
The Flyers sisters and troupe who de-
lighted our citizens last summer, appear in
sunday evening concert at Boston theatre
next Sabbath, and will be in Rutland some
time during the season.
The Rutland and Washington counties
producers association will meet at Middle
Granville, N. y, on Saturday afternoon
next, at one o'clock.
The supreme court Tor the county OF
Rutland, will commence its session jan
nary 2Slh, Chief Justice Pierpoint, pre-
siding, with Assistant Justices Homer e.
Royce. Jonathan Ross and II. Henry Pow
Cr5.
DR.. Uriah Clark, the ''cXposer" of spirit
ualism, turns out to be what another Urlah
once called Artemus Ward-"a man OF
sim" He was arrested for debt at the con-
clusion of his lecture the other night and
made to "come down" with q little bill he
left unpaid at Manchester. This is but
small trifle in comparison with his Other
ecccntrcties during his career, as lie is
noted for crimes both great and small.
One Vincent, brakeman, became en-
ragged by jealousy of tailor named d.
Comskic, and on Wednesday attacked thu
latter, damaging one eye and producing
such injuries that he will be laid up TO
some little time. Vincent then 'skedad
died" and has not been seen in town since
The class in dancing under Prof. Lam
phere held an assembly at the Bardwel
House hall last evening, which was wei
patronized. Wells quadrille band fur
nished the music
1t will be news to the officers of tn
Northern Vermont musical association t
hear, as stated by the Rutland Herald, tha
their convention is to be held in Mon
peler; also, that A. j. Phillips of BurlinG
ton and DR.. Sheerar, who are well-know
as among the best tenors in Vermont, al
to be the ''basso' soloists of the CONVEX
ton. The Herald needs posting.
Mr.. s. w. Langley of Belchertowi
Mass, the owner of SCOTS patent turn'
for cheese watts, was in town some day
since, settling with all those in this vicin
ty who had suffered by an infringemei
upon said patent.
Quartermaster General Kingsley lie
town yesterday on a tour of inspection
the different armories throughout the stat