The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-04
LOCAL, MENTION

Vermont Lodge No. Knights of Pythas
will meet at Odd Fellows hall. Globe
block, this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Killington Lodge |. o. o. F. will meet
on Monday evening at 7;3C. Installation
of officers.
Rev. S. b. Pettengil will supply the
pulpit of the Congregational church on
Sunday. 1t is expected that he will be as
sisted in the services by Rev. Mr.. Eggle-
ston, a leading Methodist divine of Brook
lyn-the author of the interesting series of
stories in the Christian Union
Young America fully succeeded in max
ing the night Lideons.
The train from Burlington was an hour
and half late last night.
If last night was prelude of what may
be expected when the Centennial arrives in
1876, GOOD Lord deliver us
Read Harry Lesles notice in another
column,
Allen & Drew celebrate to-day. See
Mine host Hetchkiss, of the Berwick
House, gives his guests the luxury of
trout breakfast this morning.
The rope ON which Prof Leslie will per-
form his tight-rope maneuvres to-day, has
been stretched across Center street from
the Berwick House to Verders bakery
building.
On and after next Sabbath through the
months of July and August the service at
Trinity church in the afternoon will be
evening prayer at $50, without sermon
An aged insane lady named Farrar was
taken to Brattleboro yesterday by Select
man Billings. A considerable crowd
gathered around the car in which she was
to hear her insane ratings 1t is thought
she belongs in the north part of the state.
Teams are now engaged in hauling dirt
to the old Town Hall lot and filling up the
cellar of the building that formerly stood
there.
1t is announced that the pupils of Capt
Kelley's military institute will appear IN
the parade today, Notwithstanding other
reports to the contrary.
The band stand from from which sweet
music will be dscoursed to-day was erected
yesterday Last evening it was appropri
ated for the use of different kind of
band, which were no. the object of much
attraction.
We are pleased to learn that ] c. Dunn
is recovering from his illness.
The train over the Rutland railroad from
the north Thursday night, due here a
1890 a. m, did not arrive until 4;30 a. IN
The delay was caused by three washout
on the Central Vermont between Esse
Junction and st. Adams.
Francis j. Hooks for several years cler
for b. Ii. Burt, and of late employed
the same capacity with Burt & Sherma
left on the night train this morning, for
visit to New York, and other cities. II
many friends here will join with us
wishing him pleasant time
We publish, this morning, the testmon
In full at the examination of the negl
Weeks, for resistance to officers Perkr
and Sadler. We leave it to the public I
make their own verdict from the testimt
ny. Our judgment, that it was a forcet
arbitrary, uncalled for, brutal execution
the law, is not changed in the least by IL
testimony-th may be technical e,
cuse for putting him under bonds-bl
that, even, is pretty close construction
after the testimony of Officer Perkins al
Ben Merrett We are in favor of law al
order, but we do not approve of brutal a
saults by officers OF the law.
b. w. Burleigh OF Whitehall, was re
stered at the Bates House yesterday.
Prof, Harry Leslie, the " hero of Mag
ra Falls, is stopping at the Berwio
House.
The comet was quite plainly to be SEE
last evening, and was the cause of muo
observation.