The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Inc funeral services OF MIS-. II. L. Gll-
son will be held at Center Rutland this af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
Yesterday was warm and sunshiny as a
summers day anG it was enjoyed and ap-
preciated by our citizens accordingly.
The Actives of Farhaven, Bolivars and
Dexters of Rutland, play for the second
prize offered at the late tournament, on the
fair ground to-day. The Nameless are re-
quested to be present and witness the
games.
The engine on, the freight train on the
Rutland railroad, No. 90, due here at $50
last evening, ran off the track at Summit
station, obstructing the way so that the
passenger train from the east last night had
to carry by and was an hour and half late
into Rutland.
Hon. Jacob Edgcrlon was Frustrated by
Sit while getting his mail at the postofiice
yesterday morning, and was considered in
somewhat dangerous condition for some
hours. He was helped into the postmas-
ters private office and Dr. Porter was
called. He was removed to his residence
about o'clock in the afternoon, when he
was considered out of danger. This is the
second attack of the kind which Mr. Edger
ton has experienced in the past two years.
The ruins on Wales street present a
peculiarly gloomy and unsghtly look. 1t
is to be hoped good block of buildings
will replace those burned.
Thomas King was taken to the insane
asylum at Brattleboro yesterday on the
same train that conveyed the prisoners SEN
fenced during the present session to the
state prison at Windsor
The Nameless base ball club play,the
James Fisk jr. S of Bratteboro, at Bel
lows Falls next Wednesday, for purse of
S25.
1t is reported that a fircmans muster is
soon to be held at Keene, N. H., the first
prize at which will be 5000.
Mr. N. f. Page, representative from
Rutland, arrived from, Montpeliei night be-
fore last, and left yesterday morning to
visit his son. Dan Page, employed on the
Boston, Clinton e. Fitchburg railroad who
is very i'll.
Howard & Carries "Black Crook troupe
from New York appears at the Opera
House on Thursday evening next Their
previous success here will warrant them a
good house.
Mra l., ant Holt
lecture at the Opera House tomorrow
Sunday evening at 5 As Good music will
be furnished. The lecture will be con-
cluded, by request, with poem, and
collection will be taken up at the close.
The evening services in the different
churches are to be held half an hour later
by request of the Ladies' Temperance
Union.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Crawford and
G. D. Milington started for Windsor yes
terday with the "jail Birds" Mrs. Mary
Jane Parker and Julia Lucas who are to
take up their quarters in state prison under
sentence for breaking Jail.
The long talkeG-ot excursion to Montreal
is to occur the first Tuesday in November
For further particulars wait few days.
The show windows at VIM. p. Cady's
attract the admiration of the passer-by
about these times, especially by gaslight.
1t is confidently expected that some of
the fast horses who were present at Barre
and Keene this week, and which are to trot
Mt Bethel next week, will be in Rutland
the week after to trot for the purses of
fered here. Should the weather be favora-
BILE the races will excel anything of the
kind that Rutland has seen for two seasons
at least
Ex-Gov. j. Gregory Smith, Guy c.
Noble, Esq, st. Adams Geo. c. Shepard,
Esq, Montpelier, are registered at the
Bates House.
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde of Hydeville, Hon.
Simeon Allen and S. w. Bailey Of Fair
haven, en- route home to spend the days
vacation of the legislature, and Rev. DIR. r.
s. Cushman of Manchester, were at the
Bardwell House yesterday.
Mr.. Timothy Clark is erecting sub
stantial frame dwelling on Hopkins street.
22x2S feet, with an ell on the west end, 10
x22 feet, the main portion being a story
and half high Mr.. Clark intends to oc
.cupy the same in the spring