The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19
LOCAL. MENTION.

Special meeting of Post Roberts No. IA
G.. A. r., will meet this Tuesday evening
at I. 80 at Odd Fellows hall. Globe Block
The annual conclave of Killington com.
mandery No. G. Knights Templar, for the
election of officers, will be held at theil
asylum, Masonic hall, this Tuesday even.
ing at 7.30 o'clock Sir Knights will ap.
pear in full uniform.
We give large space this morning to the
great subject uppermost in the minds of
the people, the western Massachusetts hor-
ror. to the exclusion of large amount of
local and state matters
Gen. Baxter left for New York yester.
day noon.
The Rutland County Good Templars
Union meets at Farhaven to-day. A dele
CATION from Rutland will attend.
One hundred and eight thousand head
stones for soldiers graves are being manu-
featured at West Rutland for the general
government.
Hon Chas. n Davenport, Levi X Fuller,
Of the firm of J. Estey Il Co., and Frank
lin Goodhue Esq, all of Brattleboro, with
their families, passed through here yester
day on their way to Saratoga to spend the
summer
DR.. c. c. Rugg is fitting up the store
lately occupied by B. w. Marshall in Grove
block, for an office and dispensatory.
The man who was arrested on complaint
of d. E. Nicholson, Esq, on Saturday for
abusing his horse, was brought before Jus
tice II. W. Porter yesterday morning and
fined $500 and costs for the ofleuse W.
II. Smith, Esq, appeared for the defense
The Bates house parlols are being cabo-
lately beautifcd by the fresco'ng of the
walls handsome sky-bluc and the ceiling
neatly whitened. An appropriate border
is to be added which will give the spacious
room respondent appearance.
No police court yesterday.
We learn that Deputy Sheriff H. o. Per-
kins is confined to his house by illness.
Hon. Alonson Allen OF Fairhaycn was
registered at the Bardwcll House ycster-
day.
The dust in the streets was pretty well
settled yesterday by the splendid rain that
we had, and already the grass and trees be-
GIN TO show The good effects derived from
it,
usually attractive spaulding 4 Co., has
them
Mrs. Jenny Van zandl, the prima donna,
who sang at the musical convention in
Rutland last year viii leave for Europe
this week
The many Rutland friends of Rev. A. l..
Stone, ID, will be glad to learn that
there is some prospect Of his return to the
neighborhood Of Boston in charge of a
large and very fourishing church.
Rev. H. X. Flagg. of the Advent Chris
tan church, baptized three candidates on
Sunday afternoon last in East Creek.
Mr.. a. H. Hawley desires us to an
nounce that he is prepared to lay slate
roofing in Rutland
The steam shovel belonging to the lIar-
lem Extension railroad, the boiler Of which
exploded at SALISBURY last fall, killing
three men, has been entirely repaired at
the Central Vermont shops in this place,
and was taken out last Saturday as good as
new. 1t is now stationed at the gravel pit
at SALISBURY, ready for business.
p. r. Barnums great worlds circus, me-
nagerie and caravan will exhibit in Ben
nington June 4th. We learn that Super.
intendcnt White of the Harlem Extension
railroad will run special trains over his
road to accommodate those who may wish
to see it at Bennington, Manchester and
Rutland, as it will visit Manchester Juno
9Th, and may be in Rutland the 9th. II
will undoubtedly draw large crowds Mt eacl
place.