The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-25
LOCAE MENTION.

Killington Lodge, l. O. O. F., meets this
evening at i30 o'clock
Bishop w. IL. a. Bisscll and DR.. }. II.
French of Burlington. are registered at the
Bates House.
Rev. DR.. Tyler of Brattleboro, OBLIGATED
at Trinity church on Sunday, in the con
tinued absence Of Rev. DR.. Harris, the
rector.
Many will learn with sorrow of the
death of Flora (Wetherley) wife of Charles
A. Frost, which occurred on Saturday
evening. She had many warm friends who
fully appreciated the many graces Of char
acter and modest life of the deceased Her
unobtrusive, pleasant and loving manner,
drew around her many valued friends,
who are panied that her young life should
have been so early terminated The sin
cere sympathy of the community will be
extended to Mr.. Wcatherly and family,
also TO her husband in their heavy bereavc-
mcnt. In accordance with her request and
the wishes of her parents her burial will
take place in the family lot at Mechanics
vile, N. Y, where some Of the household
lie. The family leave with the remains on
the Saratoga train this morning. The
funeral services will take place from the
Episcopal church at Mechanicsvillc to-day
at II o'clock, a. M
On the second page will be found the
observations of GLOBE reporter, at the
scene of the Western Massachusetts dlsas-
ter
Concluding exercises of the Rutland
county Institute, from the CLONES special
reporter, on the second page.
Nahum Parker, Esq, well-known citi-
zen. formerly of Shrewsbury, died at his
residence on Nam street yesterday. He
was a man highly esteemed in the commu
nifty and was possessed of many excellent
traits of character, which commended him
to those who have been his associates in
life. Mr.. Parker was a brother of Mrs
Harvey Kingsley.
At the semi-centcnnial of the Baptist de-
nomination in Washington. on Friday
James l.. Howard, Esq, of Hartford
Conn, eldest son of the late Rev. Leland
Howard, of this town, was elected Presi
dent, and Dca Mai Davis, of Burlington
one of the Vice-Presidents.
Mr.. A. II. Danforth has secured the well
known trotter " Kitty Thorn" at the Rut
land trotting park, for the coming season
A movement is on foot for the organiza
ton Of a band in Rutland, an institution
greatly needed. A subscription paper i
now in circulation to secure the purchas
of instruments of the best class Severa
gentlemen have already subscribed liberal
ly, one the sum of fifty dollars. 1t
hoped the funds will be contributed i
such liberal supply that the best Of instrt
ments may be purchased, the best of mus
clans and best of teachers secured, that
may become permanent institution {
which Rutland may be proud. We lear
that Levi G. Kingsley and Ben X. Chas,
are to be trustees of the fund.- which qua
antees its proper and legitimate expend
ture.
Barnum's great circus exhibits in Ru
land next week Saturday.
The Bates House have contracted for Il
keeping of the performers Of Barnum
show during their stay in Rutland, and Il
Bardwell House livery stable is to ke'
their horses.
Rev. S. b. Pettengll occupied the PIT
pit of the Congregational church yesterda
in the absence of the pastor, Rev M
johnson
The town was billed on Saturday f
Barnum's Great Show, June 9th.