The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-04

serenely, without ACCIDENT or casually,sHN
that one of the cavalry horses, cscor,ing
the flower wagons, very unceremoniously
deposited Mr.. c. II. llolbrook in the dust
BASE BALL.
A matched game of base ball between
the Brandonians and "Alodocs' occurred
in the afternoon. Three of the MOdocs,
including Captain jack being absent,
they feel that a score of 40 against 40 by
the Brandoulans was not very bad result.
CITIZENS MEETING.
The climax of Decoration day services
was capped by citizens meeting, convened
through the fundamentally of 'call,
originating with Dir. Hamilton, Mr.. Taylor
and others, and signed by some fifty mcr-
chants business men, etc. The house was
called to order at s o'clock by Dr. Ilamil-
ton, who read the call as follows
All those who are In favor of equal Justice,
good morals and good order all who believe
that the aborer Is worthy Of his hire but that
he should earn his reward; all who believe the
servant should not be master ana all VINO are
opposed to tyrants and tyrannlcal rule aud
usurpation In the school room, are requested
to meet a. the Town Hall OF Brandon, at y m,
May Both, to deliberate upon the present state
OF school interest and to determine whether q
school meeting in legal form is needed.
Per order OF large number Of citizens.
A call was made for the nomination Of a
chairman. Mr. Charles Freeman was
nominated, nomination seconded, and el-
ectcd chairman Mr.. Freeman begged 10
be excused, was present simply as one OF
the audience HIS request was acceded
TO by an unanimous vote, and Mr.. james
Taylor was elected in his place. Mr.. Tay-
lor promptly cravcd the same courtesy ac-
corded to Mr.. Freeman and it was rs
promptly granted Mr.. Ozro Mcachan'
was next nominated, elected and invited
by d. Hamilton to the chair, when it was
discovered that he was not in the hall. y
committee was appointed to wait upon MIR.
Mcacham at his place Of business. and III
form him Of the choice of the meeting.
After silence had reigned supreme for foul
and Il quarter minutes, the committee re-
turned alone and reported that Mr.. Mcach-
am said it would be impossible for him &c
attend the meeting. The nomination., ell
ecton and rcsgnalion.of Nj. y. II. Case
next occupied the attention Of the house
DR.. Hamilton was the next one proposed
his election was unanimous. and accepting
the Office he called for the nomination of /
secretary. Mr.. Hiram Roberts received
the first election with but little opposition
He, however, did not except to remain
favor of another candidate Mr. II NJ Mot
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being independent OF sex. creed or color, ht
was considerably excused. DR.. Smith was
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hcinr securnI h,, - fIattn,;np majority II,
was sorry TO disappoint his supporters. bat
for various reasons he felt it his duty t,
accept of the honor conferred He wa,
tired of listening to elaborate excuses. nnC
feared that if he did not accept the trust thu
house could find no one who would. Annie
much applause. Mr.. Hyatt tool; the secre
tary's chair.
The full board OF officers being secured, tn