The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-18


York on Saturday evening.
Killington lodge No. 20, |. O. O. F.,
meets this Monday evening at 1870 p. m,
ut Odd Fellows hail. Globe block
The annual conclave Of Killington COM
mander No G, Knights Templar. for the
election of officers. will be held at their
asylum, Masonic hall, on Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock. Sir knights will appear
in full uniform.
Rev. DR.. Tyler of Brattleborro OBLIGATED
at Trinity church Sunday, in the absence
of the rector, Rev. DR.. Harris, who is in
Boston.
Mr.. William Rice, the well known
gardener on Forest street, has 10 coo toma-
to. 5000 peppers, 5000 caul1owcr, 300,-
600 cabbage plants and 5000 heads of let
tuce See his advertisement in another
column.
The listers are now appraisng the real
estate under the new law, which requires it
to be done once in four years
Mr.. j. f. johnson of the Farmers Hotel
is respectfully informed that we received
our information of the seizure at Ills place
on Friday last, of Mr.. Harry w. Nyc, one
of the "Ctizcns Committee"
The surest method in learning the length
of your proboscls is toattempt to drink out
of the bung-hole OF a lager beer casll with
the train going twenty miles an hour. AT
least so say -four individuals who have tried
it.
A gross libel has recently been pcrpc-
trated upon Ira w. Clark, Esq. of Middle
bury, in the report that he has quit the law
and gone to he n farmer, and it's no such
thing. On the contrary, his Office door
latch is as easily handled by clients as of
old, while Mr.. Clarks fund Of legal
knowledge is only cquacd, perhaps. by his
propcnsites as wag
Two men from West Rutland, named
James Mcnamara and Mike Icary, hired q
livery team of Michael Quinn few days
ago, and drove it so numerically that Mr..
Quinn had a warrant ont for their arrest.
therefor on Saturday. Chief of Police
Crawford went over to West Rutland that
day to arrest them. He found Mcnamara
who gave bail for his appearance at trial on
the 25th inst In looking up Mike the Off
Ger found chap he supposed TO be The
man but who told the officer his name was
Pat, a brother Of Mike, and that Mike was
up at the quarry. So the officer went of
after his man and the pretended Pat who
was, in reality the offender Mike, took tc
his heels and left He will have hard work
however, to keep out of the officer,
clutches long
Lcnt's New York circus will make it.
grand entree into Rutland at an early day
in Jnne, giving two performances il
the afternoon and one in the evening. Tn,
reputation Of this strictly equestrian an(
ncrobatic troupe is unsurpassed.
Passenger travel is Increasing on The
RENSSELAER, and Saratoga railroad.
4 warm storm of several hours durato
would be highly pleasing 10 farmers in TIN
section.
Bates House over Sunday, andlea for tn
north this morning
The summer arrangements of the raj
road trains diverging from Rutland, wi
commence on the Oath inst.
We publish to-day, the substantial an
important communication from Whitcha
to Troy, meeting to advance which wi
soon be held at Union Village, n. y.
An interesting article on the industries
Western Vermont, will be found upon Il
first page and other local and miscellaneol
reading.
column of fresh news items, an obi
nary of Hon, William Harmon, and spri
ed article on cremation by Henry WA
Beecher, will be found on the foulI
page.