The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold Iva.
July 14th is Red-letter day at Saratoga.
The present is the greatest strawberry
season for many years.
d. X. Simonds has been appointed Post
Master at Manchester.
The Dartmouth crew will pass through
Rutland to-day en- route for Saratoga.
Fire crackers and torpedoes are making
the boys happy in advance of the fourth of
July.
The Humpty Dumpty troupe, forty.eight
IN number, are to dine at the Bates House
to-day.
The Winooski cornet band is to furnish
the music for the state fair to be held in
Rutland.
The Bolivar base ball club will meet at
the Dexters' grounds this evening at p.
m. for practice.
The annual rental of pews of the Con-
gregational church, will take place this
evening at y o'clock.
The Rutland Trotting Park Association
have received their certificate of member
ship in the National association.
Division No. 2 OF the A. o. II. will hold
their monthly meeting this evening, at
o'clock, IN Simons' hall, Merchants row.
We were in error in saying that the late
Deacon Philip Edgerton had son, resi-
dent in Boston. A daughter resides in that
city.
The funeral of Deacon Philip Edgerton
takes place from the residence, No. %
West street, corner of Lincoln avenue, this
afternoon at o'clock.
The New York train was an hour late
last evening, arriving about six o'clock.
The delay was caused by the breaking OF
wheel on the baggage car.
The disciples of Izaak Walton were out
in full force yesterday in the adjoining
towns and mountain streams. Varied luck
attended their peregrinations.
MIR. Charles M. Gay, of Litters Living
Age, formerly of Rutland, and Eek Cow
en- of Troy, gentleman well known here,
are summering abroad this season.
Miss Hattie NJ. Smith of Ludlow COM
mcnced her engagement as the successor OF
Miss Belle Huntoon, at Trinity church
Sunday, singing both morning and evening
Col. Charles II. Joyce has received and
accepted an invitation to deliver the annua
Grafton before the officers reunion society
of Vermont, which holds its anniversary
Mt st. Adams some time in the fall.
Mr.. A. II. Danforth has recently added
two fine horses to his collections blacl
five year old, belonging TO MIR. Aldrich O
Shrewsbury, and four year old recent.
purchased by him OF Mr.. Bemis, OF Hub
bardton.
Sheriff VIM. M. Field, accompanied b.
his wife, left on Monday to spend few
weeks at the sea shore, for the benefit o
Mr.. Fields health. During the sheriff
absence the duties of the office will be per
formed by Deputy G. ID. Millington, VIII
will be found at the sheriff's office on zen
ter street.
The pupils of the Rutland Military In
sti,ute held dress parade on the depo
park at half past three o'clock yeslerda
afternoon. They presented splendid al
pearance, going through the evolution
with the perclsion and promptness @
veteran soldiers. They manifest evidence
of most excellent drill and training.
Rev. r. NJ. Manley, r. w. Manley O
Richmond, Va, George Is. Draper A.
Raxter, New York NJ. Fl. Cook, Henr
Nichol. Jr., Castleton George IL. Stool
tin. New Haven, Conn; F. M. Weld, D. I
Weld, Boston Samuel F. Prince, Phil'
delphia w. j. Prince, Belfast, Name
and F. G. Beach OF Stratford, Conn, al
registered at the Bates house
The Bennington Banner says (; 10 n
lieye the monotony OF the six!and one-ha
hours agony on the mixed train from hu
land, last Monday afternoon, the sever
clergymen and their wives, EN- route 10 a
tend the Congregational convention in IN
village opened their "Winnowed hymn
and made the valley resound with the Ia
mony of sacred music.
Thomas II. Garfield, esq. in letter
the Burlington Free Press, thus speaks
former resident Of Rutland Col. Hari
Brownson, 80 well-known in Vermont, ar
formerly connected with the Rutland ar