The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-07
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LOCAL, MENTION.

Special meeting of Nickwackctt engine
company No. this (Monday) evening at
$50 o'clock sharp for practice.
Regular meeting of the Dexter base ball
club at 100 o'clock this evening, at Ian
don's hall.
Killlngton Lodge No. 20, I. o. o. F,
meets this Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock,
at Odd Fellows Hall, Globe block.
The public schools of this village com
mence the fall term to-day.
The Rutland Military Institute begins
its annual session to-day, with a full com
pement of cadets. Capt. Kelley has been
compelled to refuse many applications for
want of Accommodations.
The board of directors of the State Agri-
cultural Society will meet at 1870 this even
ing at the Bardwell House
Theodore Thomas will give one of his
unrivalled concerts in Rutland at an early
day.
1t is now stated that the opera of the
doctor of Alcantara" will be given at the
Opera House on the evening OF the 22d
inst. DR.. Sheerar of St. Adams will not
appear in the principal tenor role, and his
place will soon be filled by some one else.
L. w. Reddington, Esq, delivers the an
nual address at the Waddington, n y,
fair, on Thursday, September 10th.
The famous Agnes Wallace troupe open
tonight at the Opera House in the charm
ing and laughter-provoking burlesquc of
cinderella" This company are entitled
to large house, as they play finely and
never fail to give satisfaction. Sam Villa
is the best male personator of female char
acter now on the stage, and as Clorinda in
this burlesque is laughable beyond descrip-
ton. Go and hear them and be convinced
at the same time that you are delighted
A meeting between committee Of the
Rutland and Washington Counties Produ-
GERS Association and the freight agents Of
the Central Vermont and Delaware and
Hudson Canal Railroads, will take place at
Rutland to-day, to arrange terms of trans
portation of slate, to the eastern markets
VIM. P. Cady opens to-day his clothing
store in Ripley's block He is to be as
sisted in disbursing his goods to the needy
public, by Benjamin Pollard and Martin
p. Flack-an excellent team.
A full list of the representatives in the
Vermont legislature, with the exception of
four towns, will be found on the fourth
page.
All parties desiring to rent ground on
the fair grounds should apply to James A.
Shedd, general superintendent.
Local news on second page.
A report of Rev. Mr. Whitcher's lecture
at the Opera House last evening will be
found on the second page.
"The third day of the New England
fair" ''Union picnic at Benson will be
found on the first page of to-day's GLOBE.
Hotchklss, the rapid arithmetcan, was
in town Saturday evening and displayed
columns on an improvised blackboard near
the depot park. His object was to show
the rapidity with which he could add, null
tiply and divide, and to sell his little book
containing his methods of operation
Object number one was shown to the adj
miration of every beholder, while the
method must receive further examination.
Grand social dance at Lanlons hall Wed.
nesday evening, Sept. 9th general iny.
tation is extended. Music by Wells band.
/. Rev. j. d. Kingsbury of Bradford,
Mass, preached at the Congregational
church in Fairhaven on Sunday.
The trial of John p. Phair, for the muir
der of Mrs Ann Freeze will take place at
the conling Rutland county court. The
witnesses. have been summoned Phair's
counsel vii! endeavor to have the TRIAL re
moved to another county.