The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Special meeting OF the hook and ladder
company at their hall this friday evening
at o'clock. A full and prompt attend
ance is required.
Elder II. X. Fagg will preach in the
chapel at North Clarendon Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
Rev. j. G.. johnson arrived home yes
terday noon, and we are pleased to say very
much improved in health.
Rev. S. B. Pettingill will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church on
Sunday.
Rev. ii. d. Ketchell, d. D., formerly
president of Middlebury college, was in
town yesterday on his way from Calfor-
mia to Middlebury.
The mail train from Troy over the Sara
toga road, due here at twelve m. yesterday,
was an hour late. it being delayed by the
heavy train it had from Troy TO Saratoga
Hon. G. w. Willard, member of Con-
gress from this district, is in town stopping
at the Bardwell House. He gave TIE
GLOBE office call last evening, and we are
glad to see him in such excellent health
after the longand arduous duties of the last
session.
A dispatch received at THE GLOBE Office
last night announced that the university
race which was to have come off Thursday
afternoon had been postponed.
DIR. d. A. Harsha had his pockctbook
taken while at the regatta at Saratoga
Wednesday afternoon. 1t contained a
check for $40, about $50 in bills and
: some pieces of silver. The silver pieces
were all of them keepsakes which Mr.. H.
valued quite highly Dr. Harsha will he
remembered as the gentleman who exhib-
Y ed the panorama "The Battle OF Gettys-
burg" in Rutland some time ago.
j. Halsey Cushman, the genial editor of
the Bennington Banner, was in town last
evening and made call at THE GLOBE ed
ioral rooms.
1t is rumored that midnight train be-
. tween Troy and Rutland, via Saratoga
will soon be placed on the Rensselaer, and
>Saratoga railroad.
Boobies was not feeling very well last
night He looked poorly and retired early.
The comet improves in its appearance
greatly, and is getting quite prcsentable.
Its positively last nights of the season
Unjust give way to other novelties long in
preparation"-a now at hand, and it
puts .on its very clearest and brightest
looking tail coat and approaches more ia.
military than ever the highest and best cir.
Giles of earthly existence.
Twenty-Five copies of Thursdays GLoBI
are wanted at this office; also ten copies Of
. Wednesdays GLoHE. The second edition
of five hundred copies was quickly sold t.
satisfy the public desire for ascertainnl
the facts in regard to the last great Chicago
fire. and we have demand for severa
copies beside our files.
Report of Round Lake camp meeting or
first page, which we failed to receive il
time for yesterdays edition.
DIR. G. F. Adams, who has been spend
ing few days at Avon, N. Y, returned
home last evening.
, Quite delegation from Rutland went
; up to Lake Dunmore yesterday afternoon
/ to visit the pupils of Captain Kelley
military institute, who are encamped there
Harpers Weekly for this week is an ex
cellent number-with several superior cut
and has supplement giving an engrav
ling of Saratoga Springs and vicnlty-th'
ecene of the intercollegiate regatta. 1t Il
gell worth perusal. For sale by Spaul
eiEg & Co.