The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.


Union will be omitted this week.
The railroad shops will be closed to-day.
There will be special communication
of Center Lodge, No. "a, F. &c A. NJ, this
Thursday evening, at 7.3O o'clock, for
work on the the third degree. All master
masons in regular standing are cordially
invited.
There will be an excursion to Saratoga
next Tuesday, the 18th inst, and all who
desire can attend as cars enough will be
furnished. The train will leave Rutland at
8 a. m. and arrive home at $50 p. m. Tic
kets So each which can be procured at j.
B. Meeker's music store or of G. H. Staples,
Wales street.
No one should pass through floral hall
to-day without stopping to examine the
marble shelves and table tops exhibited by
N. 8. Stearns, who is now engaged in their
manufacture, and can supply all who may
wish to purchase anything in that line.
Dr. Smyths office hours during the fair
Will Dc ~ IL III u. III
In passing through Floral hall ON the
north side may be seen the photographs
from the celebrated cartoons of Raphael
published by s. M. Southland of Vergennes.
They are fine specimens of the art, and the
antiquity of the original paintings, now
the property of the crown of England (the
engravings not being on sale), makes these
photographs desirable acquisition.
Noah Allen, Esq, of Burlington, and OF
the well known firm of Allen & Drew of
Rutland, met with narrow escape from
serious injury on Tuesday forenoon, by
the runaway of his horse. He was ac-
'companied by his wife and lite son Of
Mr.. Geo. Whitney, and while driving up
College street his horse became unmanage-
able. Mr.. Allen attempted to turn him up
Church street, and in doing so ran on the
sidewalk and overturned the carriage,
throwing Mrs. Allen out, while Mr.. Allen
chung to the reins. The animal was soon
seized by other hands and detached from
the carriage. Mrs. Allen received some
severe Commissions about the head while
Mr.. Allen escaped any injury as well as
the little lad, which was very fortunate to
all concerned.
U. s. Senator ]. S. Morrill, of STAFFORD !;
Gov. Julius Converse of Woodstock Hon.
A. t. Miner and Hon. E. B. Burton of
Manchester Lawrence Brainerd, Esq, of
st. Adams Hon G. E. Houghton, Col.
]. G. Mccullough, Hon. II. e. Root, ]. B.
Meacham, Esq, of Bennington Hon. II.
$. Morse and II. N. Newell Esq, of Shell
burn o. s. Bliss, ESQ.,, of Georgia; j. X.
Batchelder, ESQ.,, of Arlington, and j. $.
Benedict, Esq, of Castleton, are among
the latest arrivals at the Bardwell House.
Hon. 10 D. Hatch and D. G. Barber,
ESQ.,, of Burlington are at the Bates House.
Attend the sale of Riley Deming's mare
ODDLY Dot" at the fair grounds at . O'Clock
this afternoon.
o. A. and Geo. W. Blanchard of Will
Jamestown are exhibiting wonderful curl
osiy on the fair ground which is their ia
nous six years old COW "Victoria" and hel
four calves, all of which she gave birth tc
June 10th, weighing at birth 4Ot, S9., 81
and 30t pounds each.
Asa P. Childs, editor of the Bennington
Gazette is in town, stopping at the Bates
House.
An irrepressible soap pedlar cried him
self hoarse on the corner of Center stree
and Merchants Row, last evening.
Indian women with beads and beadwod
are numerous about town.
Seventeen cars arrived from the north
twelve from the east and eight on the Han
lem Extension road, yesterday.
L. &. Kingsley sold his handsome blacl
walnut furniture set, which was on exh
bition at the fair yesterday, to gentlema
from Connecticut.
Gilbert d. Millngton of Rutland ha
been appointed deputy sheriff. He is a
efficient and prompt man and will make
good officer.
The selectmen have appointed +. f. SAD
Ter special constable for the town of Ru
land.
The special fair ground train ran owe
the road thirty.sx times, carrying larg
loads of passengers. 1t was found plea
ant method OF reaching the tair ground
avoiding the dust and collision of the higl
way.
We omit many items of the fair tn
morning to give place to Judge Poland
letter of declnation.
A meeting of the board of educatio
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