The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-26
LOCAL, MENTION.

Legislative proceedings on second page.
Kllington Lodge No. 30, |. o. o. F.,
meets this Monday evening at 7.30, at Odd
fellows Hall, Globe block.
Passenger travel on the railroads through
Rutland has been very light for few days
the fail run being about over and the win
ter journeyin not begun.
On the second page will be found. the
text of the bill to incorporate the Central
Vermont railroad.
Charles II. Huntoon returned Saturday
from hunt in the Adirondacks bringing
with him the carcasscs of five deers,
brought down by his unerring aim.
E. Foster Cooke arrived in town Satur-
day from Connecticut for few days visit,
and is stopped at the Bates Housr.
Hon. w. A Farmer of Whitehall, N. Y,
and Hon. G, s. Runsew of Hubbardton,
are registered at the Bates House.
Quite number of the trotters entered
for the races here this week, have already
arrived
All should remember that Maggie Mitch
ell appears at the Opera House tonight as
"Fanchon the Cricket" Secure your
tickets early, at Meeker's.
Attention is called to the sale of horses
and other property advertised for sale in
our columns this morning by J. E. Hun
toon. The sale occurs on the 30th inst,
and will be one in which all are more or
less interested.
A row occurred at the bowling alley on
Saturday night, and one young man was
badly beaten. Some arrests were made
and the parties will probably have their
examination this morning
Senator Colburn of Manchester and re-
preventative Wilmarih were in town on
Saturday, on their way home from the
legislature.
Henry S. Hyde, Esq, of Springfield,
Mass, of the Wason manufacturing COM
pany, was in town on Saturday, and left
for Sudbury on a visit to relatives
The Catholic fair will be continued at
the Town hall until Thursday evening.
Voting for the gold headed cane stood on
Saturday night as follows: John Caden,
653 John Q. Ryan, BIG; Geo. II. Che
ney, 224.
A goodly number of curious people were
noticed star-gazing Sunday night, even
until the "wee sma' hours" for the ostcn-
sible purpose of seeing the eclipse OF the
moon. The total eclipse occurred about
2:15 Monday morning.
Maggie Mitchell drew $685. house
Thursday evening at Westfield, Mass,
every portion of the hall being packed. AT
the close of the play she was called before
the curtain. She appears at the Rutland
opera house tonight Reserved seats can
be secured at Meeker's music store during
the day.
L. w. Redington, Esq, after an absence
of several months, returned to town on
Saturday.
A small row took place at Perkinsville
on Saturday night.
A large crowd were in attendance at the
Catholic fair on Saturday evening.
The subjects of discourse for yesterday
announced, by Rev. A.. F. Bailey, formerly
pastor OF the Methodist church in Rutland,
were "a live question for living chris
tians" and Hedging" Mr.. Bailey is now
pastor of the Congress street Methodist
church, Troy, N. Y.
John Mcmahon of Rutland, the cham
pion wrestler of America, and Homer Lane
are to wrestle collar and elbow, best two
in three back falls, at the Bowery theater
New York, commencing this Monday
evening.
Legislative matters necessarily crowd our
columns. In the course of week or two
the General Assembly will adjourn and
THE GLOBE will have more room for local
and general news.