The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-07
LOCAL. MENTION.

Regular communication of Rutland Lodge
No. 70, at Masonic Hall this evening at y
o'clock.
The Bolivar base ball club are requested
to meet at theirrooms promptly at o'clock
p. m.
Special trains will be run on Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct 18th and 9Th, between
/. the depot and the far ground, commencing
lat o a. m. Fare for the round trip ten
cents.
Conductor Fred. A. Wilder, of the Har-
lem Extension railroad, has returned from
his western trip looking as though it had
agreed with him.
The Queen City band quartctte who are
to assist in the music to be given during
the session of the American board arrived
/ in town this morning and are stopping at
the Bates house.
Daniel Pratt lectured Monday afternoon
in the college chapel at Burlington, The
Fire Press in speaking of the address says:
"During his address several magnificent
bouquets composed of thstles, catnip and
clover, were presented to the speaker by
the admirng audience. and at the close
number of the students came forward and
expressed wish to shake hands with the
veteran traveller"
Those who attend the meetings of the
American Board of Commissioners for for
eign missions, at Rutland, this week, pay
= ing full fare on the Vermont Central, will
receive free return checks. On the evening
of Thursday, the day of the greatest inter-
est, a special train leaves Rutland at nine
o'clock p. M, and runs north as far as Bur-
lington and south to Bennington.
If you have neglected thus far to secure
your winter stock of COAL do not longer
delay. Davis will furnish you with a
good article.
The volunteer hose company of Buring-
ton give their annual ball at the Van Ness
house this evening. 1t is expected that a
delegation of the Rutland fire department
will be in attendance.
Mr. F. Chaffee and family have re-
turned from an extended trip to California
and the western states
John L. Mason, collector of internal
revenue for the third district of Vermont,
was in town yesterday. He states that the
amount collected since the commencement
of the revenue year -four months is more
than twice the amount estimated for the
entire year by the late collector, A. J.
; Crane.
The midnight express train from the
north was the scene of considerable ex-
element and interest. Among the passen-
gers was man from Montreal, who, Gas
he thought unbeknown to his wife was
leaving her and on his way to the-great-
city of Troy. Unknown to him his wife
also left Montreal on the same train, and
just after leaving St. Adams she appeared
to him in the flesh, and not in spirit. He
denied knowing her and persisted in doing
so during the whole trip here, while she
was doing her best to reconcile him, but
when they left here she had not succeeded
and was nearly discouraged. Hanging is to
good for such man.
Hon. G. F. Edmunds, Burlington Tar
rant Sibley, Bennington Hon. Levi I'm
derwood, Burlington; Hon. Geo. n. Dale,
Island Pond Joseph Eldridge and wife,
New York; Hon. VIM. II. Halle and wife,
Keene &. ii. Hartman and wife, Benning
ton; IL. G. Stafford, Col II. G. Benton, ST.
Adams; Hon. ]. L. Mason, Richmond
Capt. r. II. Start, Hon. +. r. Hard, Bur-
lington D. Wilcox and wife, Medford
J. M. Talcott and wife, Providence Hon.
SALISBURY A. Kingman and wife, Bos
ton; Mrs II. Bingham, Bennington ant
A. C. Thompson of Boston are registered
at the Bardwell House.
CG Hammond and wife, Chicago n
M. Place and wife, Gloversville S. L
Bates, Newbury; c. II. Rand and wife
Norwalk, Conn, E. M. Lane and wife
Salem, Mass. Otis Lane, Ware, Mass
L. +. Morris and wife, Munson, Mass. J
S. Wheclwright and wife, Bangor, Me-
]. ]. Abbott and wife, Bangor, Me. A.W
Butler, Haverhill, Mass. ; S. G. McFar
land, Cannonsburg, Va. A. w. Reyford
jamestown, N. Y. d. Kneeland & wife
N HI L. p. Predden, New Haven, Conn.
G. II. Tucker, Boston j. b. Walker, Con
cord. N. II. r. Lovejoy and wife, II. II
Holley, Dorset j. G. Hawley of the Bos
ton Journal are registered at the Berwicl
House.