The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-12
Gold LII.

A special Communication of Center lodge
No. 81, will be held this evening at eight
o'clock, for work.
John Moran of West Rutland, was
brought up for raising a row in the depot
and fined $500 and costs.
Washington engine company No 2,were
out for practice last evening and threw
stream of 2l5 feet, II inches.
Frank McEvoy's new Hibernicon and
Irish comedy troupe will appear at the
town hall, on the nth and 18th
Burlington is just rejoicing in the luxury
of street letter-boxes. She is only three
years behind Rutland in this regard.
A second game of ball between the H.
dependents and the Bolivars is to he
played at Hydevi,le about the 1st of Sep
TENDER.
Miss Lovna Doty, formerly of Wallpg
ford, but at present the preceptress of the
high school at Danbury, Conn, is visiting
friends in this village.
Persons paying full fare to attend the
Gospel Workers Institute at st. Johns
bury, August 10th to 10Th, inclusive, will
receive free return checks.
Washington Engine No. 2 will come out
for practice this evening at Z O'clock All
parties who are to participate in the mus
ter are especially requested to be present.
Otter Creek encampment, I. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 8 o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested.
Rev. G. A. Barrett of Port Henry, N.
Y, has been elected principal of the Cas-
Teton seminary at state normal school in
place of Edward ]. Hyde, resigned. Read
advertisement in another column.s
The White Star steamship, on which Mr..
Charles r. Hayward and wife came back
from Europe, made the trip across the At
lantic in seven days and little over nine
teen hours, the quickest time on record
Next Sunday will be the Feast of the
Assumption, prominent festival in the
Catholic church. 1t will be celebrated
with appropriate ceremonies by the Cath
Ole churches of this town.
Mr.. E. w. Vanderhoof of New York. who
has been visiting General Baxter for scy-
eral weeks past, and who is known by most
of our citizens as a very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman, left for New York
last evening.
We are in receipt of the annual catalogue
of Troy Conference Academy, Prof. NJ. L.
Cady, A. NJ, Principal. The past year
his numbered 1876 different students The
next term commences Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 1st
The members of Killington steamer are
to have,new uniforms, the waists of which
are to be of white flannel and deliberately
trimmed with blue silk, making nobby
and attractive dress. They are to be got
ten up by E. N. Merriam.
John Haley was up before Justice Por-
ter yesterday, for making disturbance in
the Berwick house Tuesday night. 1t
seems he gave black eyes to one Sargent
and to Irving Whitcomh, and yesterday
morning he paid $40 and costs for his
amusement.
John E. Huntoon and several other of
our corpulent citizens have received invita-
tions to the annual clam bake of the Con-
necticut fat mems association, which is to
take place at Gregory's Point, Norwalk,
Connecticut, August "a. A fat and jolly
time is expected.
The Delaware and Hudson canal CON-
pany own four large shops for the making
of passenger cars used on the railroad The
shops are located in Albany, Green Island,
Oneonta and Salem. These shops employ
aboat 500 men, and turn out passenger
coaches of the very best kind, and finished
off in the very best manner.
Rev. Bostwick Hawley, d. d., of Sara
toga, has been chosen one of the editors OF
the Northern Christian Adcocate. DIR.
Hawley is eminently fitted for the position
to which he has been invited. He is 9
clear. logical and cogent writer, as his cor
respondence to THE GLOBE has fully at
tested. We wish him success in his new
relation to the press.
Company A, Capt G. G. Kinsman, arc
having some new uniforms made OF gray
broadcloth, trimmed with black, similar tc
the uniform of the New York seventh reg
iment with the exception of the gilt trim
ming. The new uniform is to be furnished
by Kingsley brothers and will be dom
in time for the muster at .Bratteboro weel
after next.
Cornelius Howley was arranged before
Justice II. w. Porter, charged with at
tempted rape on Miss Emma Rounds OF
July Both. Miss Rounds gave her testi
mony, as did Howley. Several witnesse
were introduced to prove Miss Rounds
woman of bad reputation. The Case wa
adjourned until this morning when the bal
ancc of the testimony will be taken AM
arguments made.
A Young boy created considerable spor
Yesterday afternoon by dressing up i
female attire, taking an old umbrella ant
calling at the back doors of the stores Of
Merchants row. A dog was set on hin
and he went out into Center street wit
his performances Millington spied him an
bore down, supposing him to be, what h
seemed, female tramp. When the mis-
take was discovered the boy was dismant'
ell of bis feminine attire and released.
The Center street "counter-Jumpers
and the choppers" of Merchants row ha
their long talked of base ball match on III
fair ground yesterday afternoon, under IN
captaluship of w. ii. Sheldon and fran