The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-28

Base ball is now al FEVER neat.
The Berwick House was opened on sat
urday by C. f. Richardson.
We are not necessarily sentimental when
we remark that the moonlight nights just
at present are something "beyond COM
pare"
The Nameless club of Rutland are to
play a return match with the Stars of Paw
let, at Ganville, on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Williams, the editor of THE GLOBE.
was more comfortable on Saturday but yes
terday seemed somewhat worse. He is
suffering from almost a complete prostra-
ton of his nervous system.
Special convocation of Davenport Chap
ter No. II, r. A. NJ, this evening at Z
o'clock, for work on p. NJ. degree.
An adjourned meeting of Nickwackett
engine company will be held tomorrow,
Tuesday evening, to decide whether they
will attend the flremen's muster, to be
holden at Cambridge, N. Y, October 14th.
1t is rumored that Theodore Thomas and
his inimtable orchestra are to appear at
the Rutland opera house during the meet
ing of the American board here next week.
We sincerely hope this may be so.
The alleged blackmailer, Fred. Shattuck,
was taken into custody by the officers on
Saturday last. This Matchmaking bust
ness is a new thing in Rutland and a very
serious thing in the eyes of the law Con
sequently it may go hard with the pcIpe-
traitor of the crime if the charges agains,
him be proven.
The court is adjourned to Tuesday
morning Mt 0 O'Clock at which time the
Phair will be commenced
Judge Wheeler don't see it necessary in
the trial of Phair that in order to secure a
Phair trial he should be tried among
people who don't know anything, so Phair
will have fair trial at Rutland on Tues
day next.
Professor Zera opens at the Opera House
this evening for a three nights stay. His
entertainment consists of the wonders of
ventriloquism, magic, mirlh and other
pleasing exhibitions. Gifts given TO every
one in attendance each evening
The New Orleans Ministries played 10 a
full house here Saturday evening, and gave
n successful entertainment. They are by
far the best minstrel troupe who have
played here this season. They 20 10 Bur
lington tonight.
In the absence of the rector, Rev DR..
Harris, the service and sermon were read
by Mr.. o. S. Wooster at Trinity church
yesterday.
A match game of base ball is on the
tapis between the Dcxters' of Rutland and
the Mystics' of Ludlow.
Mr.. A. II. Danforih met with a serious
accident yesterday afternoon by being
thrown from one of his trotters, striking
on his wrist and bruising il badly. Lucl lily
no bones were broken He will go to
Fitchburg this morning to the races, but
will not be able to drive.
The Ethan Allen engine company of
Burlington have been presented with a
very fine and beautifully wrought brass
nozzle from N. L. Davis of Rutland, as an
act of rcciprocating favor for courtcsics re
,ceivcd at the late firemcn's muster in, that
city. Mr.. Davis was rendered unanimous
vote of thanks by the company at theil
meeting on Friday night.
Miss DIR. Pierce of Newburgh, n. V,
who il to lecture to the ladies of Rutland,
Oct. 1st., comes very highly recommended
by Rev Mr.. Holland, formerly Unitarian
minister here. She is known to him to be
emincntly worthy of trust and patronage.