The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-30
LOTAh NEElV,EEON.

There will be meeting Of the 'lnynci-
bes' this evening" in the Village Hall. at
8 o'clock Important business must come
before the meeting, and it is necessary that
every member be present
The dwelling house on West street.
owned by Edwin Edgcrton, Esq, and at
present occupied BY O. w Currier, has
lately been improved by the addition of a
coat Of paint, The grounds around it have
been graded up, and a new fence erected
in front of it, the whole combining to make
it one OF the hleasantest residences on
West street
We trust that the report which was quite
general on our streets last night that the
pupils ct Capt. s. II. Kellcy's military
school would moi participate in the parade
on the Fourth, will prove to be ncor-
rect, but that they viii present themselves,
as our people always delight to see these
boys in procession on our streets
Several persons were at work upon Nick
wackett engine, No. !, yesterday, repair
ing and getting it in order for trial We'd
nesday evening, after which it will be
decided whether they play on Saturday or
not.
Persons who have not already done so,
should remember that the water commits
sioners are now engaged in granting water
permits for the ensuing year, and should
immediately walk up TO the captains office
and pay.
While other places are already chroni-
cling cases of sun-strokc, none in Rutland
have as yet come to our knowledge
The weather, for the past two days,
has made the dealers in soda water and
Ginger beer happy, as the demand for
those particular beverages has been active,
and the prices still remain firm at five cents
per glass,
Henry F. Field, Esq, cashier of the
Rutland County National bank, has re-
turned, after two weeks absence at Al
burgh springs, much improved in health
Delegates to the countyc onvention to-
day, on their arrival, are requested TO pre-
sent their credentials to the county com.
mttee, who will be in session at the Bard
well House
The first New York train over the Har-
lem Extension railroad, arrived last even
ing precisely on time
The county convention will assemble at
the Town hall at / o'clock p M, sharp,
that its business may be completed before
the evening trains leave
The first stage of the season from Mid
dietown Springs TO Rutland arrived here
yesterday noon. We learn that it will
hereafter run daily and reach Rutland in
time to connect with the noon train for
Boston, and leave on its return to the
Springs Immediately after the arrival of the
mail train for Boston.
The timber for the new milling which
is to be erected by Messrs. e. +. saddlel
and Geo. c. Thrall, is being Arawed to tho
ground, and we hope soon to see work
thereon commenced
The Westinghouse patent air brake vii
Immediately be placed on several of tn
engines that run on the Harlem Extension
railroad
We learn that Washington engine com
panY No. have invited the "Alert" eugint
company of Ludlow to be present. as the
guests, and take part in the celebration o
the coming " Fourth,
We learn that Superintendent White vii
run special train over his road next Satur
day, from Bennington to allow those VIII,
wish a chance to attend the celebration
here on that day. The train will probabl,
leave Bennington about a m, and re
turning leave here about $50 p IN.
The first through express train from st
Adams to New York via the Harlem Elk
tension railroad, LETT yesterday at a quartz
past one in the afternoon, Quite larg
number of citizens witnessed its departure
and watched it as it left the depot until
passed from sight. All persons seem to b
be pleased that the railroad war that ha
been carried on so long, has triumphed, an
that the beautiful valley of Western Ven
mont is again open TO pleasure seekers
who have years before visited it in larg
numbers.