The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-19
LOCAL MENTION

There was no service in the Conereea-
tonal church last evening
Killingion lodge No. 30, |. O. O. f.,
meets this evening at o'clock.
The HerrlTs story of Burgoyne camp
Ike tie is all besh. sit is news as is news. A."
Three children received the ordinance of
baptism at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning.
G. B. Croft, the distinguished architect
of Saratoga, formerly of Rutland. was at
the Bates house, Saturday.
The colt Anna Loo, whose sale was no.
ticed in Saturdays GLOBE, was sold for
$500, instead OF $500 as the types made as
state.
An abstract of Rev. Dr. Boardman's
baccalaureae sermon at Mddlebury col
lege, yesterday, will be found on the second
page.
II. A. Barker, of Burlington, member
of the Williams college crew, passed
through town, on his return from Saratoga,
Saturday.
young man undertook to Gift" an UNI
brella from West street residence, Sunday
night, but was caught, and returned it
much crestfalen.
Mr.. George II. Owen has been appointed
by the president, consul at Messina, Italy.
We congratulate our young townsman upon
the honor bestowed on him.
The prize money won by Flora Lee in
the races here last week has been given to
her owner. the protest against her, not hay
ing foundation enough to bar her.
Two persons were baptized at the Bap-
fist church last evening. Mr.. Richardon
preached an earnest sermon on the duty of
church members to the unconverted.
Preparations are being made for straight
ening the south end of Church street, un-
der the decree OF the supreme court, and
extending the street north to Perkins av-
enue.
G. Clifton Lloyd. clerk of the house of
representatives, at Washington, and presi-
pany of Pittsford, passed the Sabbath in
town.
Peter Hunter and his wife got into a
slight unpleasantness with their neighbors
on Saturday night. They took the officers
advice to keep quiet, however, and no ar
rests were made.
Spaulding has Tennyson's famous new
drama, "Queen Mary" for sale. This is
the most stirring and dramatic of Tenny-
sons poems, and the finest English drama
since Shakespeare.
Mr.. E. II. White, who has for some
years been connected with the jewelry
store of Ben X. Chase, is to have charge of
the repair department of G. w. Wingate's
large jewelry establishment in Burlington.
Rev. Mr.. johnson of the Congregational
church leaves with his family to spend a
three weeks vacation at the seashore. 1t is
expected that Rev. DR.. James d. Butler
will supply the pulpit two Sabbaths. Rev.
DIR. Seaver of Brooklyn, N. Y, will prob,
ably occupy the pulpit one Sabbath.
Mrs. Barbara A. Staley, widow of the
late Capt S. G.. Staley, has received from
the Mutual life insurance company of New
York, through G. Ii. Granger the agent,
draft for $2,O17. The SIT is surplus
which she would not naturally have re-
ceived. He had been insured but ten
months.
On Friday last, as yoke of oxen were
standing in the marble mill of the Suther.
land Falls marble company, one of them
kicked at bore that annoyed it anc
caught its leg between the pitman of {
gang and the husk frame, breaking the lee
at the joint. The OK was immediatel,
killed as there was no chance of its recov
cry.
Mr.. Horatio Mead of Center Rutland
met with serious accident Saturday. HI
had just driven mp to his door with bar
rel of flour in his wagon and was unhitch
ing his horse when the animal became
frightened at peddlar's wagon, starteC
and threw the wagon out upon Mr.. Mead
leg, breaking it just below the hip. Hi
side was also injured severely. DIR. S. II
Griswold was called