The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-26
LOCAL MENTION.


GLOBE, was taken quite seriously i'll on
Thursday night. He had been somewhat
unwell for several days previously and the
last attack was very sudden and is consider
ed to be somewhat dangerous.
Regular meeting of Washington engine
company No. 2, this Saturday evening at
7.15. A full attendance is requested.
Regular meeting of Vermont lodge of
knights of Pythias, No. 1, this Saturday
evening at 7.3O, in Globe block.
The trial of JohnP Phar for murder is
now positively set for Tuesday next at 0
a. IN, by order of Judge Wheeler.
There will be union temperance prayer
meeting held at the Methodist church on
Sabbath (to-morrow) evening at y o'clock.
The public are cordially invited.
Miss Dr. Pierce of Newburgh, n. y,
who is to lecture to the ladies of Rutland,
Oct. 1st., comes very highly recommended
by Rev. Mr.. Holland, formerly Unitarian
minister here. She is known to him to be
eminently worthy of trust and patronage.
Dr. Z. A. Pond is exhibiting hydraulic
cement made of the chips of marble in the
quarries. which is pronounced as good as
the famous Portland cement.
Attention is called to the article on our
first page this morning The sermon con-
tanned therein is recommended to all as a
rare production.
z. c. Finn of Bogata, New Granada, in
South America is at the Bates House. lie
has contracted for the building of the new
capitol at Bogota and Mr. Thomas Ross OF
the Lincoln Iron Works is engaged in
manufacturing some machinery for use in
cutting the lava of which the building is
to be constructed.
Mr.. T. Shanly, of Hoosac Tunnel noto-
riety, is at the Bates House.
Mr.. A. II. Danforth is to take "Kitty
Thorn" and Lady Foxley' to the races at
Fitchburg, Mass, next week.
The auction sale of oil paintings in the
Opera House block is to be continued this
evening. Rare bargains are offered.
The Twilights, we believe, are now til,
champion club of Rutland. they hav'
never been beaten.
Prof. Zera and wife are at the Bardwel
house, together with the professors agent
Kit Clarke.
The piano used during the opera of 9Th
Doctor of Alcantara," was of the manu-
facture of Decker Brothers. Its tones wer
noticeably sweet and clear as these piano
always are.
Some of the West Rutland marble quar-
ries are reducing the pay of their employees
The men prefer to ''accept the situation
rather than be out of employment throug
the winter.
The price of board including seances, a
the Eddy family's in Chttenden is eigh
dollars per week. They can accommodate
about thirty.
One of Rutland's tonsorial artists wi
soon take trip to the tar west to visit I'll
home of his childhood. He will be abser
-about--a week, during which time h
chair will probably remain vacant.
1t was rumored in town yesterday that
purse of 500 was to be raised in Danb
for which the Otter Creek and the St
baseball clubs were to play match gam
They give strange reasons for impriso
ing people in Vermont. A few weeks az
man was arrested for rape. His victi
was also arrested and sent to jai; for s
months on charge of vagrancy. Now Il
Rutland Herald says the sentence was sin
posed partly to insure her appearance
prosecute, and partly because she was de
titute and needed medical attendance" v
suppose it is all right, but it would hard
>do to send everybody to Jail who nee,
medical attendance. Boston Xerdld