The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Hon. Robert S. Hale of Elizabethtown
N. Y, member of Congress from that dis
trict, was in town yesterday.
We publish in another column sensible
communication on entertainment of the
American Board, from the pen of highly
respected lady residing in another section
of the state.
VIM. N. Oln of the Boston Daily Ad-
ueytiser has arrived at the Bates House to
attend the meeting of the American board.
The En- ylish opera troupe now advcr-
tised to appear in Troy this evening are to
give one evenings performance of the
charming opera of Martha" in the Rut.
land opera house very soon.
We learn from that popular host F. II.
Orvis, that the Equinox House, at Man
chester, will remain open until Oct. 10.
Messrs. John Pease and Henry Bailey
start out this morning as an advance guard,
deployed for the purpose of giving aid and
comfort to the incoming visitors to the
American board from the east. Arrivals
on that line will be posted in all necessary
information, we will warrant.
We publish this morning full pro-
gramme of the meetings of the American
Board, which for some reason was not fur
nshed TIE GLOBE for publication on
Monday morning. We made every effort
consistent to procure it for publication. but
failed. THE GLOBE will endeavor to give
full reports of the meetings so far rs they
can be procured, by an efficient corps OF
reporters, and regret that any disposition
should have been manifested to prevent
our publication of the programme. Per
sons desiring extra copies should leave
early orders at the business office of THE
GLOBE.
An immense "sell' was perpetrated at
the court house yesterday afternoon upon
large number of the innocent public.
They, the public, supposed that Phail
would be sentenced on the incoming of the
court and so crowded the court room to It's
utmost limit, men, women and children.
After the docket had been called and the
criminal cases disposed of, as is announced
in our court report, Judge Wheeler blandly
remarked that the public were welcome
but that, probably nothing of particular
interest would be transacted. And so, one
by one, the public got up and in the mos'
indifferent manner, walked out.
Hon. LIP. Poland, St. Johnsbury; Rev
G. A. lockwood, Rensselaer, Falls, n. -
Rev. G. Cross, Dca. e. A. Flower, Roch
ellie, N. Y, Hon. VA Wheeler, Malone, N
Y, +. j. Phelps, Esq, and Hon. DAME
Roberts of Burlington, A. ID. Lockwood
wife and daughter of Providence, r. l., j.
NJ. Foss, master mechanic Of the Central
Vermont railroad, Hon. j. NJ. Dyer OF
Salisbury, and Hon. II. G. Abel of West
Haven, have rooms at the Bardwell House.
Hon. w. E. Dodge of New York city,
Hon. w. S. Southworth OF Cohoes, N. Y,
b. b. Smalley, Esq, Gen. Geo. p. Foster
and Thomas Failey of Burlington, Hon. ii
f. Hubbell of Fairfax, Hon Jasper Rand
Hon. Heman S. Royce, Park Davis, Esq.
Guy q. Noble, ESQ.,, B. F. Rugg, and II
Z. Lewis, of St. Adams, b. F. Fifeld
Esq, of Montpelier, Jas. T. Allen, Esq, o
Newport, J. N. Edminster of Windsor
Hon. L. B. Woodruff, New York city
Hon. N, Shipman, Hartford. Conn. ; w
w. Scudder and wife, Conn. Amos Tup
per and wife, Ipswich, Mass. S. Mile
and sister, New Haven, Conn. a. G. Ban
stow and wife, Providence, r. !. jaime
Titcomb and wife, Maine Mrs. James II
Dill, Conn, are registered at the Bate
House.