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LOCAL MENTION.


There will be special meeting of the
Nameless base ball club at the Town Hall
this friday evening at 7.3O.
A new "guest" arrived at the Bates
House yesterday. We most heartily con-
graduate Wilbur upon this accession to his
list of boarders. She is said to be
bOuncer"
The Burlington Sentinel says: "'Minc
host Hotchkiss of the Berwick house,
Rutland, is IN town to-day, looking hale
and hearty, and as if Perkins hadn't much
effect upon him"
Dea. James Barrett has now the minutes
of abe last convention of the Congrega-
tional churches of Vermont ready for dis
tributon to the churches in Rutland
county.
The republicans of West Rutland, Cen
tire Rutland, Sutherland Falls, and the out
lying districts should remember the repub-
lican caucus on Saturday evening and send
full delegations.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows were
presented with a finely arranged and beau
tiful bouquet, in The form of pyramid, by
Mrs. Stephen Clemens.
T.. ]. Ormsbee and S. l.. Goodell are the
candidates for representatives from Bran
don.
Rev. Charles S. Robinson, d. d., of New
York; and Chauncey w. Town, formerly
chief clerk in the secretary OF states Office,
was in town YESTERDAY.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of Burt & Sherman. They offer cx-
traordinary inducements in the sale of their
large stock of goods. Give them call.
Gen. Peck chairman of the republican
district committee, informs us that he las
sent votes for Col. c. II. Joyce for congress
to the town committees in every town in
the district. Town committees should sec
to it that the ballots are at the place OF tho
election early, so that every republican
may have the opportunity given him to
vote for member of congress.
Rev. Henry NJ CIR out, formerly paste
of the Congregational church in Yves
Rutland, has been invited to the presi
dency of Thayer college, Missouri.
The ten children of the late Maj. A. b
and II. L. Childs hold an annual reunion
their old home in Wilmington to-day (f'rl
day.
Hon. T. W. Park, of Bennington, i
connection with Senator Stewart of NJ
vada, is getting up a new mining specula
ton in northern Mexico which will eclips
the Emma At the opening of Congres
more will be heard about it probably.
Since New York housekeepers got
sprinkling pies with croton oil and leayin
them around loose, servant girls have give
up evening lunches.
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Regatta at Saratoga.

To-day will be the first day of the great
International regatta, held under the au-
spices of the Saratoga rowing association.
The first race will be started each day at II
a. NJ. There will be one hours intermis-
sion between each race. The old stand
has been torn down and new one erected
half mile up the lake, the site chosen be-
ing known as Ramsdll's point, which juts
out into the lake, where it widens into
broad eXpanse. Opposite this will be the
starting point in all the coming races,
which will enable the spectators from the
stand to secure an unobstructed view Of
the entire course. The four-oared race
will of course be the great event OF the
regatta, but no one dares name the winner
of the challege day. The programme, as
laid down, is as follows:
Friday, Aug. 2s.-New York state champion
| ship. SINCE SOULS double SOULS,
| saturday, Aug 29.-Singe SOULS. senior; pair
cared shells.
| Monday, Aug 3l.--Slngle scull shells, junior
| single scull shells, extra four-oared shells.
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TIE DAILY GLOBE

is kept for sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FALIs--o. +. Woods, dealer in drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions, &c:
Fast WALLINGFoRD-E. II. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, &C.
LupLum-Sherman Bros, drugs, boo ks, sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRo-E. j. Carpenter, books, ST zion
cry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANpoS--Kelley Dyer and {. Z. Slason,
books, stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBuRY-Alden Co., books, stationery,
periodicals, &C
IrrsFoRD-Dennison Bros, dry goods.
VERGESSEs-S.M. southard, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsToL--IIlram Shattuck, paper and station
cry blank books, dru IS, sc.
WHITEHALL-George PhpnlN, ut Adams pc
rlodicel store
FAIRHAvES-Ashton Hubbard newsboy
CAsTlEToN-KellOgg Rice, drugs, medlclnes'
periodicals, &C. .,, -,
PouITNrY--W. w. Hubbard, books, stationery,
neriodlcals fancy goods, &C.
NoRTH BENNINGToS--Henry Morse, newsboy.
WAIIINGFoRD-H =. Morgan, station agent.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, newsboy.
ARIISGTON-H. 5. Hard.
BENNINGroN--T j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co.. newspapers, pc
riodlcals, books, stationery, &C; A. r. How ARD,
depot restaurant; John O'Donald. news boy,
Bates House; GLOBE counting-roon 5.
RAILRoADs--on all morning trains leaving
Rutland
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Grand Lodge OF Vermont
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
The Grand Lodge of Vermont, l. o. q.
F., reasscmbled on Thursday morning at
Odd Fellows hall, Globe block.
Grand Master II. r. Dyer Installed for
the ensuing year the following
GRAND OFFICERS.
Grand Nlaster-L. G. Styles, st. Johns
bury. =,
rier, Brattleboro.
Grand Warden-H. II. Farnsworth, St.
Adams.
Grand Sccretary--J. N. Gale, st. Johns
bury
Grand Treasurer John Retting, Brat
tleboro.
Grand Chaplain Charles Woodhouse,
Rutland.
An appeal from the decision of Wantas-
tiquct lodge No. 8 was referred to a special
committee consisting of II. r. Dyer, s.
f. Spoor and David Morrison.
The Grand Master appointed the follow
ing committees:
On Returns-M. II. Tyler, r. Z. Har-
Tlmul1, ~. L. Dean.
On Bonds of Grand Ollicers-J. II. Bur-
ton, s. NJ. Ingersoll, S. S. Bartlett
The petition of E. G. futile for restora-
ton TO membership was received and re-
ferred to committee on grievances.
The Grand Master appointed and in
stalled the following officers
Grand Marshall. r. Burton, Manches-
ter.
Grand Conductor--J. l.. Abbott, North
field.
Grand Guardian-A. N. Pearson, Derby
Line.
Grand Herald. A. Parker, Rutland.
The sum of fifty dollars was voted New
man Weeks for his services as Grand Sec
rotary the PAST year
n. c. Hyde from the committee on mile
age and per diem, presented a report, which
was read AMI adopted.
A charter was granted to Oriental Lodge
No. SO, at Derby Line, in Orleans county
AFTERNOON.
The session opened at half-past one
o'clock. After some routine business, in
the absence of Henry Clark, Grand Rep
rcsentative, on account of illness, the secret
work of the order was exempl!ied by II.
r. Dyer, assisted by L. G. Styles. The
report of the proceedings of the Grand
Lodge of the United States. which the
Grand Representative was detained from
presenting, will be published in the pro-
ceeuings.
The thanks of the Grand Lodge
were rendered to Killington Lodge for the
use of their hall and the excursion to the
marble quarries.
After the routine of business had been
disposed Of the Grand Lodge adjourned to
meet at Mortified on the first Wednesday
of February, 1875.
rhe session was pleasant and harmonious
and highly promotive of the good of The
| order.
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A Fast W0man's Financial Operations.
New HAVEN, Aug. 81.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 81.
Belle Durand, young woman of loose
character, was arrested in this city charged
with forging the name of Robert Stephens.
a prominent grocer here, to two promis-
sorry notes of $1,000 and $4,000 respect
lively, which she gave as collateral security
for three 81 900 railroad bonds which she
had previously cashed and partly spent up
on several gentlemen friends. The woman
is believed by many to be insane.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK., Aug. 2,

CoTTos.-The market is firm at 1880 for mid
ding uplands; forward deliveries have adj
vanced i-l6c.
FLoUR-Recelpts 1868 barrels. The market
is a shade lower with moderate export and
home trade demand; prices, however, are with
out material change, Sales Of 1914 bbls
of supertne western and state at a 4o@4 90;
common TO good extra western and state
81 9Od5 05 (; good TO choice do s. i0a5 IS; COM
mon 10 choice white wheat extra western So 10
(a6 80 for common to good extra Ohio So GOA
as 30; including 6,ooo shipping extras at SO 1870
80, the market closing quiet.
RYE FLoUR:@lhe market is unchanged;
CORN MEAL. The market for corn meal is
steady at IS ooe4 25 for western Brandywine,
WHEAT-Receipts soi, 5l5 bush. The market
is l@2c. better and In export and home
trade inquiry. There is not, however, quite so
much doing, the advanced prices insisted on
checking the export demand. Sales OF 1884,.
900 bush at 81 ls9l "A for No Chicago; 81 10 for
No 3 Milwaukee; 81 ls@1 1917 for No MIL
Minnesota Spring 81 2O@l 20 for No Spring;
81 14@l " for old winter red western; 81 i6ai 23
for new winter red western; 81 24a1 20 for
new amber western 81 ESQ 30 for white west
ern.
RYE.-The market quoted quiet. Sales at
90c af1 90 for old and new, the latter extreme.
BARLEy.-The market Is quoted nominal.
BARLEY MALT.-The market is quiet and
heavy. Sales OF western at 81 45@l 90, three
CoRN.-Receipts 327,4s0 bush. The market
| opened steady and closed shade firmer.
| Sales OF $4,000 bushels at slas2c for
mixed western In store slhas2H for common
TO prime do afoat; slXas2k for high mixed and
| yellow western 93 for white western.
OATs--Receipts lo,ioo bushels. The market
opened hrmer and closeq dull and scarcely sc
| Arm. Sales OF 1000 bushels at 47a54c for new
mixed western boab5 for new white west.
ern, outside quotations extremes b5 for white
| state; 6s for old mixed western.
PEAs-sales 100000 bush OF Canada peas II
| bond at 81 ".
for new shipping.
HoPs-The market is quiet at iO@l6
for low to fair 10000 for good 10 choice.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet at l6Aal9H 10
Rio.
SUGAR.-The market is firm and active q
S@sAc for fair 10 good refining sss for prime
ios for crushed powdered; iOAaiOh for gran
ulated.
MoLAssEs.-M Market is quoted as quiet an
without decided change.
RICE-The market is dun and unchanged.
PRTRoLKUM.-The market Is quoted as irmel
, Crude quoted at 6hc; refined at l2A.
TALLOw-The market Is quoted as du
heavy. Sales OF QUO lbs. at sass.
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fndecd!
NAsuv1flE. Aug. 81

NAbHVIILE, mug. II.
Gov. Brown telegrapbed to the sheriff Of
Gibson county last night to summons a
posse of the best citizens to preserve the
peace, by dispensing the rioters and pre-
venting collision, avoiding bloodshed If
possible, promising that he (the governor)
would render all necessary assistance to
uphold the law and protect. The goyer-
nor has offered $500 reward each for the
Trenton Jail breakers, and for the two
murdercrs of Julia Hayden, the colored
teacher OF Trensdale. Nothing later from
Gibson county.
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new York SHOCK ana Money MARKET.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
Money 2@2h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper at 5Ca7 per cent; very
short date selling low as 4 per cent
Sterling quiet at s4.s6A@i .soH for co days
and 4.s9A@4 SOY for sight.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $780,
900.
Gold steady at IO9s@lOel, closing at the lat
ter price.
Carrying rates lac per cent.
Loans made fiat and 1a2 for borrowing.
Treasury disbursements amount TO $780,
600.
Clcarings in the Gold Exchange to-day, s2l,-
100000.
Governments steady.
Railroad bonds quiet.
State bonds quiet
Stocks opened dull and weak and so con-
tinued until near the close, when reaction set
in and the market closed firm at about the
highest point of the day. There was cons!d.
erabic activity during the last hour of business
In Erie, Union, Pacific and Quicksilver.
The total sales were about $1,000 shares, OF
which 3d. 900 were western Union, 5000 Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific anc
5000 Wabash.
Gold closed at 1926.
Money at 2a2N per cent
Governments strong.
State bonds quiet.
| Stocks dull
Where blanks occur there were no bids
The following are the closing quotations:
Specie shipments 100000.
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Mr.. Jewell's Programme.

New York, Aug 81.
Postmaster General Jewell is reported as
saying in Washington that he should make
no changes in the department. His first
act will be to appoint commissioners to at
tend the postal congress in Switzerland,
Messrs. Blackfan. superintendent of for.
eign mails, and Mcdonald, superintendent
OF the money order office, having been Sc
lected for that purpose.
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Murderers Hanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. si'
At Shasta, to-day, John e. Baker, aged
twenty-six, and Charles Crouch, aged eigh-
teen, were hanged, the former for the muir
der of George Kline, mail rider, in Decem-
Der last, and the latter for the murder OF
Mrs. Raider in January. On the scaffold
Crouch said that he had repented OF his
sins and hoped for forgiveness. Neither
confessed.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 81.
a special from Humboldt this afternoon
says that the parties who were securing
the country yesterday and last night have
returned. AS no negroes could be found,
it is now thought that none of them were
under arms yesterday at all. Everything
is now quiet here, and the citizens are very
indignant at the course taken by the mob
at Trenton on Tuesday night.
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Nominated.

PrrrsBURG, Aug. 81.
The democratic state convention reassem-
bled at a quarter past nine. and proceeded
with the balloting for supreme judge. On
the sixth ballot Warren j. Woodward of
Berks received 1913 votes, and Henry p.
Ross of Montgomery 10S. Woodward's
nomination was then made unanimous.
John Latta of Westmoreland was nominat-
cd for lieutenant governor on the fifth bal
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Long Branch Races.

The second race for two-year olds, one
mile, was won by Bayminster; time 1.4s.
The third event was a mile heat race, best
three in five, substituted for the four mile
heat race, which did not fill. The race
was won by Jack Frost. Time: 1.4433,
1.46i, 1.46i, 1.49, 1.53i Fadladen won
won the first and second heats.
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Primary Meeting.

The Republican voters of the town of Rut-
land are requested to assemble In primary
meeting at the Town Hall on Saturday evening
August 20, at O'Clock, for the purpose OF nomi-
Mating a candidate for Town Representative, to
represent the town Of Rutland in the Vermont
Legislature, fifteen Justices of the Peace, and
the election Of Town Committee.
PERCIvAr w. CLEMENT, Town
CHARLES ii. SHELDON, ,,ornmitten
ALBERT ii. TUTTLB,
Rutland, Aug. 49, 1874.
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TREAsURERY INTELLIGENCE.
BANK NOTE REDEMPTION.
The Great Western Railroad OF Can
ada.

TORONTO, Aug. 81.
A cable dispatch from London to the
Globe says a meeting of Great Western
railway directors was held yesterday. The
board retired without a committee OF In
yestigation. having secured $4,000 proxies
against $4,000 for directors. The report
of the investigation committee was adopted
An entire change in the Canadian manage
ment is contemplated, also the abolition OF
the Canadian board The meeting was ad-
iourned to Sept. 9th to appoint new direc-
tnra
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English Running Race.

LONDON, Aug. 81.
The race for the great Yorkshire stakes
was run at the York meeting to-day. Trent
was the winner, Apology second and
Daniel third. Betting just before the
start was 3 to 1 against Trent, 4 to l
against Apology and 20 to against Daniel.
There were four starters.
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The Picking.

NEWPORT, Aug. 81.
The Pacific mail steamship City of Pc
king, with the excursionsts reached here
at o'clock this morning. The president
and party left here this morning for Mar
tha's Vineyard. The City of Peking will
return to New York tomorrow.
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Gen. Butler for Congress.

SALEM, Mass, Aug 81.
1t is announced as definitely settled that
Gen. Butler will run for Congress in the
Sixth district. The name of Gen. VIM.
Coggswell for the republican nomination
heads the editorial columns of the Salem
Post
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THE VIENNA EXPOSITION awarded the medal
OF merit TO Walter Baker a Co., for the supe,
riorlty and excellence OF their Chocolate anu
Cocoa preparations, the highest prize anu oniy
medal given TO any American manufacturers ..
these goods. These exhibitions have rece,Veu
prizes and medals at the principal eNnlnl t,
OF the world, and stand unequalieu ior ,hen
purity and highly nutritious QUANTITIES.,
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by the Cable.
ARRIVED.

NKEINED.
LONDON, Aug, 81.
The steamship Gaelic from New York.
IRISH RIFLEMEN COMING.
The Irish rifle team which is to partici-
pate in the international shooting match at
Creedmore will sail for the United States
on the 9th of September.
STEAMER DISABLED.
The Steamer Westphalia from New
York August 10 for Hamburg via. Ply.
mouth, was spoken ON the oath inst, dis
ablel, having broken shaft and proceed
ing slowly.
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Immensely Important.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. ~.
By mistake the second declaration in the
platform of the democratic convention was
omitted in the report last Light. 1t is as
follows; Secopd-Free commerce and no
tariff except for revenue purposes.
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ClarcnS DOM

The Republicans OF the town of Clarenaon
are requested to met in primary meeting at
Town Hall, South Flats, Saturday, Aug. goth, at
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of nominating
seven Justices OF the Peace and appointing
Town Committee.
Per order Town Committee.
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Obituary..

DENVER, Col. Aug. 81
Ex-Governor Hammond, of Indiana,
died in this city to-day.
QUEBEC, Aug. 81.
died last evening.
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Gold.

HAVANA, Aug. 81.
There was great excitement in the gold
market today. 1t iluctuated from 149 TO
200, closing at the latter figure.
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The Beecher Scandal.

New YORK, Aug. 81
Mr.. Smith, formerly of the Chicago
Tribune, was interviewed again yesterday,
when he put the following in writing, in
order that he might not be msrepresented,
as he says he was by the Argus interviewer
"With all my long acquaintance and for
mer sympathy with Mr.. Tilton, I must say
that if the case against Mr. Bcecher rests
on testimony forced with the INSCRIPTIONS
ness and distortion have lately been made
familiar with, Mr.. Beecher's reputation
will stand as mistaken as Plymouth rock.
TILToN's NEXT STATEMENT.
Tlton's forthcoming statement in an
swer to Beecher is said to be an argumenta-
tive document, dealing especially with that
portion of Becchcl's statement in which
Tilton is represented as returning from a
lecturing tour disheartened. Tilton at
tempts to show that he returned cheerful
and flush
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Interesting Exercises.

Immediately after the noon had sounded
the veterans from Fitchburg went in for
dinner. They invited several PROM
inent guests, ind among them was
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I

This includes men from Ave regular regi-
ments and representatives from Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, Calfor'
MIA, Illinois, Kansas and Connecticut regi'
ments
At noon a salute was fired and the boys
went to dinner.
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N o TIC E :

Application VIII be made 70 the neAs seSsi nd
commencing at the south part of the state, ana
passing through the counties OF Wlnohali,
Bennington, Rutland, WINDSOR Auus .oS AZ aau
Washington.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
,FFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 2T-1 p. m. J
PROBABILITIES.
Over the New England and Middle
States, a lower barometer, stationary and
rising temperature, southerly to easterly
winds and clear or partially cloudy weather
over the southern and western portions of
the latter, with possibly rain areas
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From Washington.
GOV. JEWELS COMMISSION SIGNED.

GOV. JEWELS COMMISSION SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The commission of Marshall Jewell to
be postmaster general was received at the
White House this morning from Long
Branch, where it was sent for the sigma
ture of the President. AS soon as the new
postmaster general takes the oath of office
the present postmaster general, j. w.
Marshall, will tender his resignation, and
will thercupon be appointed first assistant
postmaster general, the position which he
held prior to his present appointment.
TREAsURERY INTELLIGENCE.
The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were S22 ,056. The amount of nation
al bank currency received to-day for re-
demption was $405,970
BANK NOTE REDEMPTION.
Up to the present date the national bank
redemption agency of the treasury depart
ment has made calls upon banks for about
So 900, 900 OF legal tenders, to reimburse
the treasury for notes Of their issue re-
deemed. A call for 81, 100000 more will
be made in day or two, or as soon as the
necessary lists can be prepared.
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Hanged.

Fort GARRY, Manitoba, Aug. 81.
The soldier Mechan, was hanged this
morning for the murder of young Brown
In June last.
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Fire.
PORTSMOUTH,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 81.
The depot at Conway Junction on the
Eastern railroad was burned last night.
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NorE.-The "amount of cloudlness" deslg.
mated by figures, 10 being entire ciouuihesS o
half cloildiness 0 entire clearnesS.
The 'veloclty,," or rate OF motion, 10 being the
highest, and apparent rest ,,.,..
ADMINISTRATIONS st. Stratus Gu, Cumulus !;
Cir. cirrus; Cir. ST., Cirro-Stratus; GUST,
Cumulo-Stratus; Clr-Cu., Clrrocumulus; Niin.,
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rho burlington F,rcmcns Muster.
The following engines and hose COM
panies have reported that they will attend

panes have reported that they will attend
the muster at Burlington, Sept Sd next.
Frontier Engine Co. No. 2........St. Adams, Vt.
Washington Engine Co., No. D.. ...Rutland, Vt.
Phoenix Engine Co., No. Co.,. .Brattleboro, vt.
Athletic Engine Co., No. Lebanon, N. II.
Torrent Engine Co.. No. 1............. Barre, Vt.
NJ, b. Little Engine and Hose Co.. No. ..
..... ....................Gl ens Falls, N. Y.
S. NJ. Waite Hose Co. .......... Brattlcboro, Vt.
1t is also expected that
Seth Warner Engine Co., No. 2...... Waterbury
Horizon Engine Co., No. 3. .Plattsburgh.
Western Engine Co.. .......W West Brattleb0ro.
will be present. Bellevue Hook and Lad
der Co. of st. Adams ard Union Hook
and Ladder Co. of Rutland have voted to
attend.