The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-18
LOCAL MENTION,

pOAh ivy
Chancery court this morning at 10
o'clock.
MIR. Charles d. Cook, of New Haven,
died on Thursday.
The severe rain of Saturday night raised
the creek to full banks.
Killington lodge, No. 80, l. o. o. f.,
meets this evening at 1880.
One of those "areas of rain seems to
be lowering about this region.
Heavy SHOWS were apparent on the east
ern mountains and western hills on Sum
day morning.
Rev. N. Cyr is delivering a course of
Sunday afternoon lectures in French in
Boston.
Theodore Titon has been engaged to
speuk in the Rutland lecture course early
In January.
An important meeting of Central coun-
Gil of the Sovereigns of Industry on Tues
day evening at 1880
To-day being the festival of st. Luke,
divine service will be held in Trinity
church at nine o'clock a. m.
The letter postage to Newfoundland is
six cents, not three. Newfoundland is not
in the Dominion it is out-in the cold
Mr.. Thomas N. Doutney, who gave sew
eral1ectures here on temperance some two
months ago, is now lecturng in Boston.
Prof Henry NJ. Seeley, of Middlebury
college, has been elected secretary of the
board of agriculture, in place of Prof. Peter
Collier, resigned.
The engagement with General Banks to
lecture in Rutland course October 29th has
been cancelled. Carl Schurz takes his
place November 10.
The reunion of the Vermont officers
society takes place at st. Adams on Tues
day, the 10TH and not the 18th, as recent
circular issued indicates
Christopher Rice was on Saturday fined
S. and costs for intoXication. He disclosed
on Ira NJ. Hayward, whose fine with costs
amounted to about $45.
Mr.. L. G.. Chatterton Of Center Rutland,
lost a COW on Saturday. She entangl ed
her horns in heavy harrow and was
found lying dead under it.
Commissioner Patch is rapidly closing up
the fall work on our streets. He has re-
Gently put top dressing of gravel and
otherwise improved Wales street.
We are pleased to announce that Carl
Schurz has been engaged in the Rutland
lecture course, and will lecture at the town
hall on Monday evening, November 10.
The large elephant connected with Fore
paugh's menagerie, objected to crossing
the bridge from Green Island, near Troy,
Saturday morning, but was finally per-
suaded to follow the other animals.
The paper ontyphoid fever read by Dr.
Goldsmith, before the medical society at
Montpelier, last week, is pronounced by
the profession to be the ablest paper ever
read before the association. ia M
Instead of a sermon at Trinity church
yesterday morning, the rector read that
portion of the bishops address at the last
diocesan convention relating to diocesan
missions and made remarks on that topic.
An interesting Sabbath schoo! concert
was held at the Baptist church last even
ing. The exercises consisted of Rotations
and dialogues on the subject autumn, ard
were conducted by Rev. j. X. Richardson.
Rev. J. X. Richardson preached at the
Congregational church yesterday morning,
in exchange with the Rev. j. Gibson
johnson, from the text, "They profess
that they know Christ"
Post office officials fear that the fast mail
trains will be abolished because Vanderbilt
is disguised, the Pennsylvania Central car
rying passengers, which he is prohibited
from doing in the fast train.
At meeting of the democratic state
committee held at Montpelier, on Friday,
b. 3. Smalley, of Burlington, was elected
member of the national democratic CON-
mittee, and Hiram Atkins chairman OF
democratic state committee, in place of the
late Hon. III. B. Smith.
Quite number assembled at the High
school building on Friday evening last, fol
the formation of an evening class for the
study of arithmetic and English Grammar
two evenings in each week. The first les
sons will probably be given tomorrow
Tuesday, evening.
Pat Jieardon was brought before Justice
II. w. Porter, Saturday, and fined $40 ant
costs for getting drunk and beating ont
Swan, Swede, at Sutherland Falls, OF
Thursday. Being unable to pay his fine
Reardon was committed. He disclosed OF
Frank Hickey, Pat Kelley and Franz
johnson, the two former of whom wer'
fined $50 and costs, and the latter $50
Appealed.
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