The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-16
LOCAL MENTION.

Union at the Methodist chapel this after
noon, at o'clock.
Special communication of Centre Lodge,
No, 81, at Masonic Hall this evening, at
7.30 for work.
THE GLOBE gave the fullest and most
complete account of the Chicago contlagra-
ton, in its columns yesterday morning. of
any paper in the state, and even was ahead
of the Boston JournaI, Boston HeraM and
Boston Adce'tiser who only published dis
patchesifrom Chicago up to 1870 Tuesday
night.
We publish on the first page an - In
Memorian" of Mrs. w. w. Cooke from the
pen of Henry left, Esq. editor of the
Whitehall Chronicle.
Frank Aubertin, night policeman at the
depot, had the misfortune to have one of
l his fingers severed from his hand on Tues.
day night in attempting to shut the door of
car.
MIR. r. p. Snow has been recently upon
fishing excursion to Shelburn Pond and
was successful in catching large number
OF fish, thirty one of which were of eX-
traordinary Size He has our thanks for Il
fine specimen of his luck.
Isaac Gibson is now engaged in laying
I marble walk IN front of w. w. McCall's
Astorc on Merchants Row, which, when
completed, will make a continuous marble
walk, except the crossing at Center street,
the entire length of that street.
Mrs. Allen Sanderson has lately raised
THE house now owned by her, the Geo. L.
Mussey place, near the far grounds a foot
npnd half and put under it a new stone
FORMULATION, thereby greatly improving the
cellar. Other Improvements to the house
will follow.
Two new engines for the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, made at the Man
chester locomotive works, and named re-
.pectively the Omaha and Kearney, passed
through town yesterday, on the way TO
their destination.
The express train over the Harlem En-
tension, due here at 4;50 yesterday after
noon, was IS minutes late out of Troy, and
As at North Bennington, but arrived in the
depot here only Is minutes behind time.
A journal to one of the wheels of the passen-
ger coaches became heated on the trip, and
they were obliged to stop atManchester some
time to cool it. On arrival here another
car was substituted in its place.
The mail train from Boston over the
Rutland road yesterday afternoon, brought
three extra coaches fully loaded with
passengers, most of them being bound for
Saratoga.
The bell of the new Catholic church at
Fairhaven was made by Meneely & Kim
berry, instead of Meneely & Jones, as an
nounced by us yesterday. Our cores
pondent made mistake in the name of the
firm.
The water commissioners yesterday com
menced making preparations for laying
new SIX inch water pipe, which is to rur
from the intersection of Church and Wash
ington street to Evelyn, anl down Unior
y street to point opposite Eagle foundry.
Officer Perkins visited the saloon OF
Center street yesterday, formerly kept by
Charles Allen, and the establishment of J
E. Johnson on Evelyn street. At the latte
place nothing Intoxicating was found A
the former bottle OF whiskey and {
pitcher of the same were broken and thu
contents spilled into the sink.
The first through special train from Bos
ton lett Rutland yesterday afternoon a
half-past two Tor Saratoga direct. Thu
train consisted of the three extra pas
senger cars, brought over the Rutland roat
on the mail train, and baggage car, an,
was in charge Of Conductor McKeough
This train will hereafter run every day
leaving Boston with the mail train in tn
morning.
Tuesday evening Carol Kinsman, son
G. c. Kinsman, who was in company wit
other lads performing on the horizont
bars in Capt. Kelley's school room, fell al
injured his arm. He was carried home al
experienced trouble with the arm all nigh
Yesterday morning medical assistance WI
secured and it was found that the arm VI
fractured and was properly attended t
and last night the little sufferer was qui
comfortable.
Rev. Edward Mills, pastor of the Ba
fist church, left town last evening on
brief vacation at the sea shore. In the a
sence of several of the pastors from tow
during the summer Mr.. Mills has had mu,
labor to perform, outside of his own co
gregation, and he promptly and faithful
responded to all calls. We trust he m
enjoy a pleasant vacation and return to |
nennle renewed and strongthened.