The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-27
LOCAL MENTION.

Killington Lodge, No. 80, |. O. o. F..
meets this Monday evening at 730 O'clock
Odd Fellows Hail. Globe Block.
A team will leave the store of b. w.
Marshall this Monday morning at s o'clock
for Camp Kelsey. The team has usually
left on Tuesday, but goes on Monday be
cause of breaking camp on Tuesday.
Several communications prepared for this
mornings GLOBE, from the pressure upon
our columns are necessarily crowded out
until our next Issue.
The annual fair of the Rutland County
Agricultural Society will be held at Rut-
land, Wednesday and Thursday, October
18th and 9Th.
An adjourned meeting OF the stockholders
of the Rutland railroad company will be
held at Gov. Pages office tomorrow at 3
o'clock p. III.
Through trains between New York and
Newport, over the Mssisquoi railroad, will
begin running to-day
The train over the Rutland road leaving
here at 4:30 a. m. now makes close cOnnec-
ton at Bellows Falls with an express train
over the Cheshire, and arrives in Boston
about II a., M, some three hours earlier
than formerly.
The engine Mountain Boy" belonging
to the Harlem Extension, has been fitted
with the Westinghouse brake, and to-day
will take her place temporarily, on the
Rutland road, and will be attached to the
mail train for Boston. Charley Bateman
is the engineer, and on the first trip over
the mountain will be accompanied by NJ as
ter Mechanic n. l.. Davis.
Prot. Judah Dana of the Rutland high
school, and Prof. j. S. Cilley of the Bran
don graded schools, are spending few
days at Saratoga and are domiciled at the
Vermont House.
Orders for work are so much ahead at
Lincoln Iron Works that they are obliged
to be employed night and day in order to
fill them on time.
We learn that there will be TWO days
racing on the Middle Granville trotting
park, commencing Aug. IA, and it is pro-
bable that the following week will witness
two days racing on the Fair Grounds.
The young man that plays the flute hav-
ing mastered "Tramp, Tramp" spent a
portion of yesterday afternoon practicing @
more difficult piece of music which We
hope he will soon learn.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford arrested John
Wood last Saturday, on complaint of his
wife, charged with disturbing the peace.
Rev. c. b. Hubert, pastor of the Secon(
Congregational church at Bennington, de
livered able and interesting sermon at TIT
Congregational church yesterday morning
Mr.. Hurbcrt while in town is the guest o
A. G. Bates.
The whoops and yells INDUCED In by thu
Union baseball club of West Rutland, al
they passed through Merchants row OF
their way home last Saturday evening
would have done credit to band OF Mo
docs or Comanches.
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, has been invitet
to deliver the annual address at the State
Fair at Rutland on Thursday, September
9th.
Quite number of Rutland people wen
up to Camp Kelsey, last Saturday after
noon, to spend the Sabbath with Captain
Kelley and his boys
Superintendent Hayward has lately pu
in two wells for carrying off waste water
on the corner of Grove street and Merch
ants Row.
The return base ball match between til
Athletics and Unions, on Saturday, was
close ana exciting game resulting in a viz
tory for the Athletics.
The Ladies Temperance Union will NEE
at the Methodist church on Thursday aftc
noon next, at 3 o'clock.
A meeting of the ladies auxiliary missio
society will meet at the parlors of the Con
gregatonal church on Wednesday afte
noon, at A o'clock.
The young mems prayer meeting of IL
Congregational church will be suspende
during the summer months.
Hon. VIM. II. Sanford of Orwell, pres
dent of the State Agricultural Society, WI
in town on Saturday, looking over the col
dition of the grounds and completing Il
arrangements for the coming state fair.
The trustees of the Rutland Agricultur
Society were IN session at the Bardwe
House on Saturday evening, completing Il
arrangements for the county fair.
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