The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
Weather Probabilities,
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold l16J

esq. lett town yesterday to enter the Unl-
versty of Vermont at Burlington.
Read the advertisement of "Lost Dog"
in another column. Any one restoring it
to the owner will be literally rewarded.
William Harris, son of Joel B. Harris,
esq, went to Troy on Tuesday last where
he is to enter Carnells business college.
On dit that one of Rutlands prominent
business men is to take to himself wife
next week, TO be followed the next week
by promising lawyer.
Otter Creek encampment, No. 7, l. o.
o. F., will meet at Odd Fellows hall this
evening at 1850. 1t is important that there
be full attendance. Work.
A disease has broken out among the
swine in Rutland. Michael Quin lost two
pigs yesterday. the slaughter house six,
and other parties have lost several.
DR.. M. Goldsmith received by express
from Poultney last evening, eight gray
squirrels and partridge, with word that
there were plenty more where these came
from.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
house yesterday were Ex-Governor ]. w.
Stewart, Middlebury; J. w. Hobart, St.
Adams; H. S. Marcy, Albany; W. w.
Ruggles, Boston.
The Stark house at Bennington, is offer
ed for sale, owing to the decease of Calvin
Norton, late owner. This is one of the
best located hotels in the state and is doing
a thriving business.
Eighteen of the infant base bsllists of
Rutland calling themselves g Kuicks and
Boss" played game yesterday in which
the :. Knicks proved themselves "Boss
by score OF 90 to 81.
A meeting of the Women's Temperance
union will be held in The parlors of the
Congregational church this Thursday af-
ternoon, at three o'clock. A full attend
ance of all the members is desired.
William N. Sherman, editor and proprie-
tor of the Rhode Island Pendulum, Green
WITCH, has been, with his wife, for several
days in Rutland ON visit to their daugh-
ter, the wife of John A. Mead, NJ. D.
John O'Hearn and James McDonough
were arrested ON Tuesday for an assault on
Sunday, Sept IL, on John Mcintyre.
They furnished bail in the sum of 5000
each, and will be tried on Monday next.
The Springfield Union is really refresh
ing in its persistent ignorance. 1t now an
nounces that "The address at the Vermont
state fair at Rutland, was delivered by o.
S. Senter of Philadelphia, on Wednesday"
The neghborhood below East Creek
bridge has been considerably disturbed of
late by the meandering around and shout
ing of one "Nancy Splatter," after imbib-
ing too freely of the ardent. The night is
Nancy's favorite time to jubilate when her
neighbors are trying to sleep.
Prof. w. Eugene Richards advertises in
another column, to instruct pupils in vari-
Gus branches of music He is meeting
with good success here and has already
many pupils. He has received many
urgent requests to open juvenile singing
school in Rutland and will do so in shoit
time.
There was a row on Center street yester-
day which the police did attend. The in
vincible Joe Dougherty was the motive
power of the disturbance, and two officers
used their best endeavors to arrest said Joe,
which was finally accomplished with the
aid of gigantic negro, and he was taken
Jail.
The cattle of farmers in the northern
part of the town are suffering from foot
and mouth disease. b. X. Greene, p.
Kingsley Osgood and John Allen all have
cattle afflicted with it. DR.. Z. A. Pond
has charge of them, and has cured several
by opening the foot freely where the di-
sease first manifested itself and applying
disinfectant washes,
N. S. Stearns, chief of police, did bril-
liant thing yesterday. On Tuesday be ar
rested one John Battese for intsxication,
next morning he took John to the munich
pal court room for trial, and, not finding
the judge, stepped out to look for him
leaving his prisoner by the stove. While
the policeman was out the young man
took ''leg bail' and has not since been
heard from.
Rutland's loss is Panama's gain. When
Panama captured Frank White, she got q
magnet which is drawing Vermont's bes'
railroad men thitherward, and now nj. A.
Bourne is to 20 and occupy the position Of
freight agent on the Panama railroad-th'
same position he has 30 long and worthily
filled on the Harlem Extension. He sail
for Aspinwall next Thursday and our bes
wishes accompany him.
Spaulding g. Co. have the Atlantic, Scrao
ner and 50. Nicholas for October. I'M
Atlantic has not quite 80 many famou
names as usual in its list Of contributors
'RodeIick hudson" by James, ana al
old womans gossip" by Mrs. Kemble' be
ing the leading articles. Seyion~ la
another OF Major Powell's thrilling article
on the grand canon, "Recollections OF va
Bulow," very appropriate at this time an
u large number Of stories and poems. The
also have Aunt Margaret's Trouble b.
the daughter Of Charles Dickens.
Intelligence has been received OF ID
death Of Mira. Emily [BlIssl Gould, wife
Dr. James Gould, which occurred
Peruga She was niece Of Mrs. Georg
r. Hodges, aud was well known In Ru
land having formerly, for many years
passed her summers with the family OF th
late Hon. George r. Hodges. For nun
Der of years she has been snccessfully er
gagged 10 The work Of establishing Protei
fanf sch l0la La Rome and has Rnlned q wild