The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
E.OCAs. MENTION.

The funeral of Deputy Sheriff Sanderson
will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon at the
Baptist Church, at o'clock. The remains
will be inferred in Evergreen cemetery.
A special meeting Of Nickwackott engine
company this Tuesday evening at : o'clock
for practice.
Regular cncampmcnt of Roberts post of
Grand Army of the Republic this Tues
day. evening at 7:3O, at Oddfcllows' hall,
Globe block.
An adjourned meeting of the Fish and
Game club will be held at the Bates house
this ('ruesday) evening at 1870.
The convention of the diocese Of Yer
mont assemblies at st. Johns church,
Poultncy, this evening. Rev. W. II. Col
Inns of Vcrgcnncs will preach the opening
sermon.
Rutland lodge Of Good Tcmplars meets
on Wednesday evening at Oddfellows
hall, Globe block, at $50
The next meeting Of the Rutland and
Washington counties producers association
will be held at Poultney June IS (Satur-
day ncXt). Col. Joyce of Rutland will be
present and address the meeting.
The ladies of the Baptist society IN Rut-
land will give 4 strawberry and ice cream
festival at the parlors Of the church on
Wednesday evening next. Fresh straw
berries and most excellent ice cream will
be served. The public are most cordially
invited TO be present and enjoy these deli
cacies of the season.
Mr.. Lucian Prince, travelling agent for
the Massachusetts society for the preyen-
ton Of cruelty 10 animals, was in town
yesterday looking after the interests of the
society and examining the methods of CON
veying animals to market over the Rutland
railroad.
A horse which was hitched nearly in
front of the Ope IA House last night be-
came frightened at the firing by the
''Scouts," broke its halter and ran furiously
around the Central house corner, but was
finally caught.
L. G. Houghton of North Bennington
was in town yesterday on his way to at
tend the annual state conclaye Of Knights
Tempar, which assemblies in Burlington
to-day.
Rolln c. Uhilds of the Vermont gazette
was in town yesterday. lie was on his
way home to Bennington from Brattlcboro
from where, in company with Mr.. FREQ
W. AMI Walter a. Chids of Brattleboro
with c. S. Bowker as head pusher ant
baggage carrier, they had been to Texas
in Somerset, Vermont, and spent two days
trout-fshing, they catching during thattlmt
thirty pounds Of fine trout.
The residence of Mr.. John f. Iluntoon
on Wales street, was visited by midnigh
marauders on Saturday night but were
frightened away by the ladies who wer
alone in the house.
Morse brothers are improving the marbl
thing which leads TO the front door of thel
drug store,
We received very pleasant call frol
Mr.. w. f. Cody, known as "Buifalo Bin
on yesterday, who appears like true gei
tlcman, and whose looks are much in h
favor.
We learn that project is on foot TO o
ganize a young mems democratic club
this village.
The passenger train over the Harlem E
tension railroad due here at noon was Fl
teen minutes late yesterday. The dete
ton was caused by the connecting link
the engine Manchester being lost ne
Sunderland. Some delay was also ceus
getting an engine to go back with the ira
in the afternoon, but the Rockingham W
finally procured, and the train left he
thirty minutes late,
A. H. futile and son. Mr.. ii. NJ. IIar
of Bennington, and conductor L. S. NJ
Clure of the Harlem Extension railroad lc
town yesterday afternoon, TO spend fC
days fishing and hunting in the north Woo
near the Adirondacks
Mr.. John Billings son of Leeds Billing
Esq, who has resided in Minnesota
several years, reached home last week OF
brief visit to his friends lie is loo<i
well and receives many congratulate
from old associates who are pleased to (
him.