The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
LOCAL MENTION.


Regular convention of Vermont Lodge
No. of the Knights of Pythias this Sat
urday) evening at 7.30; at Odd Fellows
Hall, GLOBE block.
Regular meeting of Rutland Typograph-
ical Union this evening at 730 o'clock in
Landon's hail.
The annual parade of the Rutland fire
department occurs this afternoon.
Who wrote that letter received by the
President?
The boil with which Justice Marshall
has been afflicted for a few days past, was
so troublesome yesterday that he was con-
fined at home.
The Dexters are not completely cast
down over the result of the game at Wal
lingford, but will try again at the tourna-
ment next week.
During the prevalence of the storm yes
terday hail stones, nearly as large as
walnut, were picked up on Center street.
Accommodations for about one hundred
persons who will be in attendance upon the
meeting of the A. B. c. F. NJ. next week,
will be furnished at Wallingford.
Hon. Joseph Poland of the Montpelier
Watchman was in town yesterday and
called at the editorial rooms of THE GLOBE.
The time when little boys go into the
water and dry their hair on the sunny side
of some barn, is gone.
AT the races in Ftchburg, Thursday, the
1888 race resulted in draw, each of the
four winning heat. The entries were
made by G. l.. Patch, A. II. Danlorlh, J.
Golden and A. w Worcester The best
time was made by Patch's Monadnock Boy
-2:433.
A gentleman of mechanical turn of
mind took off. his gas metre to repair it
himself, and put it up again upside down.
At the end of the quarter it was proved
with mathematical correctness that the gas
company owed him $3.50.
1t is rumored that a IN atch game of base
ball between the Bolivars of Rutland and
the Seminarys of Manchester is soon to
come off.
A freman's muster for hand engines and
hose companies comes off at Malone, NY.
to-day.
The stores yesterday presented a deserted
appearance, and it may properly be called
dull day. As majority of those who had
the inclination to be away from home were
in attendance at the Court House.
Cephas E. Stone wishes us to say that
the report of his arrest is false, that he
waited three days for papers to be served
upon him at the close of which time he
called on the sheriff and requested thcm,at
the same time offering his bail
The witnesses from Boston in the Phar
murder trial returned home yesterday, on
the noon train.
The arrivals of persons in town TO visit
the Eddy family appears to be on the de-
crease.
A disappointed look, such as one seldom
sees, came over the face of man yester-
day afternoon, who entered the depot and
after inquiring if the express train for Bur-
lington had gone, was informed that he
was about ten minutes late.
The Valley Boys of Rutland and the
Resolutes of West Rutland play a match
game of base ball on the grounds of the
former this afternoon at two o'clock.
The last paragraph of the leading article
in Fridays Herald, on Foreign Missions, is
funny reading in the connection in which
it is used. Perhaps, however, it might
prove beneficial to Moses and Kellogg if
foreign missionary should be sent to pray
with them.
On the first page of to-day's GLOBE will
be found full report of the fair at Wall
ingtord, which was unavoidably crowded
out of yesterdays issue, in order to give
full report of the Phair murder trial, upon
which the public interest is centered at the
present time.
We continue, on the second page an ac-
count of the trial of John p Phar for the
murder of Mrs. Freeze, giving nearly Il
Uer6atim report of the admirable and ex-
haustive argument of States Attorney L.
j. Ormsbee, and au abstract of the plea of
Hon ID. Il. Nicholson.
The spectacle of two murder trials in
progress in Vermont at the same time is
not often presented, as is now the case,
one in Rutland and another in Burlington.
The Bellows Falls Times says: 'Dr.
Woods promptly serves the the village
every morning with the Rutland Globe and
our people will find it very convenient 10
obtain the same of him during the session
of the legislature"
Dashes Here ana There.