The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
STATE, Comfy and vicinity.
MANCHESTER.

A match game of baseball was played
on the Ondawas grounds at Factory Point
Saturday afternoon, between the Unions OF
Manchester and the Seminary club, which
resulted in victory for the latter, the
score standing 81 to Z. Only six innings
were played by the Seminary nine and
seven by the Unions, on account of the
rain.
There was high wind most Of the
time, but Notwithstanding. the playing on
both sides was very good. Mr.. Traver of
New York umpired to the complete salts
faction of both sides. l.. G. Brown scored
for the Seminary club and II. Milett for the
Unions. Much credit is due Capt. Myers of
Ill "s...;..".;ee So. .i.o a.iiifvi .',~..-o, ~
which he handled his men, rs is also Cap
tain Walinr of tho Ir,o"s Ahont ono
hundred persons were spectators Of the
game, including several ladies'. The time
of the game was about two hours and in
consequence of the high winds there were
many amusing hat races. The seminary
club are gaining an enyiable reputation and
although a junior club have never been
beaten, having played several games, and
challenge any junior club in this or Rut-
land county, the game TO be played on the
ground at Factory Point.
Prof. Metzkle, of Rutland, has been en-
gagged to take charge of the music class at
Burr & Burton seminary in the place of
Miss Moore, who was obliged to leave on
account of Illness The music class under
the persevcring efforts of Prof. Shaw has
become prominent and attractive feature
of the institution, and we congratulate him
on being able to offer the services Of so
competent an instructor. NJ.
On Friday evening last an interesting
occasion came off in prize speaking and
reading at the close of the spring term Of
Black River Academy, at Hammond Hall,
$, G. Gifiin, principal presiding. The fol-
lowing is the
PROGRAMME
MUSIC
Defamation The Leap for Life, A. G
Taylor, Sherburne.
Seleclion-On the Shores of Tennessee
Lizzie L. Lincoln, Ludlow.
Defamation Hannibal ON the Alps
Frank Howard, Fort Clark, Texas
Selection Theft, Ellen a, Minor, Read
ing.
Defamation Union Forever, Elmol
Coolidge, Ira.
| MUSIC.
Selection--Thc Gray Swan, Roz2ie L
Lovejoy, Andoyer.
clamation-lIamilcar at the Altar
Chas. T.. GriswolI, Rochester.
Seleclion-Story of the Faithful Soul
Eilie llemenway, Ludlow.
Seleclion-Legend of Bregenz, Mary l.
Patrick, Ludlow.
MUSIC.
Defamation RUNS Maniac, Julian u
Dunn, Ludlow.
Selection-Widow of Glencoe, c. Ellel
Dunbar, Ludlow.
Defamation Wreck Of the IIesperus
Devices l.. Farrar, Ludlow.
Selection-Bernardo Del Carpio, Ida NJ
Taylor, Ludlow.
Declamation-Reply to Hayne, Fran
w. Sherman, Ludlow.
MUSIC.
Seleclion-Three Fishers, Adith E Full
Ter, Ludlow.
Declqmation-Inez De Castro, Sanfor
Emery, Proctorsvile.
Selection-Barbara Frietchie, Louise
Albee, Ludlow.
Declamation-Influ of Athens, T.
Parmenter, Mechanicsyille.
Selection Curfew shall not Ring Tc
night, Hattie l. Deane, Grafton.
MUSIC.
Observation-Disclosures of Politics
Frank NJ Hail. Chester.
Selection-My Name, Nellie NJ Damon
Proctorsville.
Defamation Battle of Waterloo, My
ron Il Sprague, Plymouth
Selection-Our Folks, Clara Pierce, Lon
donderry.
Dcclamation-Be of Liberty, George
Pollard, Ludlow.
CHESTER.
The police court has been in session tn
last week, and had before them Robel
Boyd and Gardiner Harden for drunk
eness, and Harden disclosed that the |
quor producing intoXication was had of
o johnson, proprietor of the Central llote
Mr. johnson being brought in, testified thu
he had not furnished Harden with any !
quor at any time, so Mr.. johnson wa
discharged, and in few minutes
young man hearing what Johnsons test
mony was, said he was the one who fun
nished the liquor to IIarridan, which wa
not doubted. llarridan has not been pre-
ceeded against for perjury. Why not
Here is case of wilful perjury by llarr
dan, in making an answer as the law II
quired him to make, to keep in the dar
the truth and not to disclose on his frient
and in his answer wholly talsilies and sui
jects an honorable and innocent man to a
rest for crime against the laws of III
} state. Augustus Blaisdell was also befoi