The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.
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teruay, ana Is the guest OF Meier Edison,
esq.
Charles Sheldon and family were quite
heavy losers by the recent fire at Old Or.
chard Beach.
The Central Vermont railroad has large.
ly reduced the expenses at the Bellows
Falls station.
Thomas George of this town has located
in California, where he is doing good
good business.
The Howard house and a number of
other buildings at Salisbury village were
burned Tuesday.
Mr.. G. f. Hale left Yesterday to enter
upon his duties as q teacher in the academy
at Logansport, Indiana.
The arm of William Dodge, the injured
brakeman, was amputated at the shoulder,
yesterday, by DR.. Charles L. Allen
Rev. c. F. Burdick, presiding elder of
the Albany district, has been in town sew
eral days on visit to hi, sister, Mrs. CIV.
Potter.
John Engrem sold, on Tuesday last, at
the Watert0wn merket, two oxen weigh
ing 1900 pounds each at seven cents live
weight
Hon. John L. Mason, collector of inter-
nal revenue for this district, was in town
yesterday, in consultation with deputy r.
c. Robbins.
The Ladies' Temperance Union will hold
its regular weekly meeting in the chapel of
the Baptist church this Thursday after
noon, at 3 o'clock.
Henry II. Smith and wife, accompanied
by Park Davis, esq.,, and wife of st. AL
bans, are taking trip down the St. Law
renee and among the Thousand Islands.
The regular communication of Center
Lodge, No. 33, F. & A. M. will be held
this (Thursday) evening at o'clock.
Work on the third degree. Master masons
cordially invited.
At the election of officers in the Yer
mont Lodge X. of p, last evening, s. E.
Burnham was elected G. c.; L. w. Red
ington, p; H. c. Tuttle, V. c.; w. L.
Ferguson, NJ. A.
The application of Col. A. f. Walker
for the appointment of Joel M. Haven,
esq.,, as an expert to examine the accounts
of the Central Vermont, has been rejected
by the commissioners.
The master bridge builder of the Dele
ware and Hudson canal company was at
Center Rutland yesterday arranging for
the immediate construction of the iron
bridge over Gookins falls.
r. S. Dingess and P. j. Farnsworth, OF
Forepaugh's circus and menagerie are in
town, making arrangements for their ex'
hibition at this place, which will probably
be toward the last of this month.
A. Ii. Danforth has entered Tan
O'Shanter in the 2.34 class, and Farmer
Boy in the 2. so and three minute classes
for the Keene races, which take place or
the 10th, 18th and 18th insts.
We publish on the second page an inter
esting communication on Indian affairs
from the pen of our townsman L. w. Red
dington, ESQ.,, which appeared in the New
York Tribune on Saturday last.
Frank King, the Rutland horse thief
and All King, the biggamist, who was ,
boarder at the Hotel de Millington, no
many months ago, are occupying the SAINT
cell at Troy. Two Kings and two
knaves.
Reporters arc not entirely confined t
newspapers, as is generally supposed, TO
if you step into Dunn s. Cramton's the.
will show you the "Iieporter" stove, whicl
is something new, andi claimed as beinl
ahead of anything of the kind.
Cornelius Howley was arrested and ar
raigned yesterday before justice II. w
Porter, for attempted rape on Miss Emm
Rounds. The examination was continues
until Monday next. Howlcy gave bail TO
his appearance at court.
Washington engine company had thei
machine out for practice last evening, an
threw a stream that measured one hundre
and ninety three feet. They voted, at
meeting held subsequently, to attend tn
fremens muster, to be held at Benningto
the 10th inst.
Republics are not ungrateful Away. A
engine passed through Rutland yesterday
built at the Taunton locomotive works fc
the Little Rock and Fort Scott railroad
bearing the name "Judge Poland" 1t WI
thus named in honor of Hon. Luke p. P'
land, who was chairman of the Arkansi
congressional committee.
William Valiquette, who has been in I'll
Rutland county Jail for several months, @
convictions for selling liquor, has been pa
doned by Governor Peck upon conditio
that he give promisory note for the SUI
of fifty dollars-twenty-fiye dollars pa.
able in three months, and the same amour
in six months. He complied with the col
ditions and was released from Jail yeste
day afternoon.
The insurance of George II. Cheney
the Vermont Mutual insurance company,
as follows: on dwelling house, $4,000;
barn, $50; on household furniture, 1851
on Piano, $3.50, total, $4, 45O. Mr.. Chen'
estimates the loss by Tuesday nights fl
as follows; on barn $500, "a total los
$1,000 on dwelling house; 800 on co
tents of barn 800 on household furr
ture. Total $4,000.
Some time since Il. A. Morse rented u
rooms on Center street, in his block, for'
erly occupied as a restaurant, to Patri'
Clifford, who sub-leased them to M.
Hayes for harness shop and saddle
store. The lease to Clifford provided tn
tho taraunicaa ahn,,lI nat no ranfad