The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-21
LOCAL MENTION.

lhcIe VIII Dc IL speClal encalnpment OF
. Roberts Post No. IA, G.. A. r.. at Odd
Fellows hall, this friday evening at 73O
o'clock, for 'musterng in recruits" All
comrades are requested to report promptly,
with caps aed belts.
1t is officially stated that more than
eighty-five per cent. of the weather predic-
tions of Old Prob in July were verified, as
will be seen by the monthly weather report
punished in another column. He puts all
other prophets completely in the shade.
No police court yesterday.
Rutland seems to be cursed with an cpl
demc of thieving
An earnest friend and an honored citizen
of this county gives his views of Middle
bury college as a place to educate young
men, in an article published on the first
page of to-days' GLOBE.
Arrangements have been made for run
ming special tram from Burlington
Wednesday and Thursday of state fair
week, arriving in Rutland at 0 o'clock,
a. M, and returning at Gp. III. A special
train will be run on the Harlem Extension
railroad on the same days.
The check list of voters for the Septcm-
Der election have been prepared, and copies
may be found at the town clerks Office and
postoflice in this village, and at the post
office in Wsst Rutland.
Good to read in advance of election
the discussions as to party obligations in
the Old and Men for September 1t may
help citizens to settle principles of indie
pendent and honest action. The Old and
Ne,o may be found at Spaulding & Co.'s
Demorests monthly Magosine confirms
its long and tried reputation. 1t combines
the artistic beauty of illustrations, the va
rled literary features and household utili-
ties and more complete and reliable fash
ions than several of our best magazines.
Spaulding & Co. have it.
Improving in size and quality-peaches
coming in abundantly, and good-looking
early apples and pears. So says Chester
at the old red store.
Judge Smalley is SO far paralyzed as to
be unable to walk at present, and will not
preside at the term of the district court, at
Rutland, in October.
Judge w. d. Shipman OF Connecticut
will hold the term of the United States dis
trict court, which conyenes at Rutland.
Oct 9th. Judge L. b. Woodruff of New
York will preside at the term of the circuit
court.
The public schools of the village of Rut
land, commence on Monday, September
Tth and not August 3lst, as reported il
The GLOBE few days since.
Nickwackett engine has just been newly
striped and received fresh coat of pain
and varnish and now looks as good as new
and if she will only do work as well as sllt
looks the boys will be satisfied.
No seizures this week. Some of our ba
tenders say that lull always proceeds {
storm.
One of the Rutland BARRIERS was S,
strong in his faith that the Nameless clul
would come off vlctors in the match gam,
played with the Actives at Fairhaven
Wednesday. that he gladly rsked six dol
lars on the result He thinks now tina
games of base ball are ''mighty onsarlin.
The Bolivar base ball club, notwithstand
ing their defeat at Fairhaven, will 500
procure new uniform. They may hay
better luck after they have donned it.
Rev. N. G. Clark, ID. d., one of the sec
retaries of the American board of commits
sions for foreign missions, was in tow
yesterday.