The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-12
LOCAL MENTION.

killiDgton was covered with snow yes
terday for the second time this season.
g. w. Billings of Troy, the well-known
mableized slate dealer, is dangerously i'll.
A new physician arrived in town yester-
day His name is Fox and weighs seven
pounds.
Regular encampment of Roberts Post
No. Ia, G. A. r., this CTuesday) evening
at 7.3o o'clock.
Dr. Goldsmith's letter to the Turf, Field
and Farm, on the "Game Laws" will be
found on the fourth page.
Washington engine company are expect
ed to have dance at the village hall on
Wednesday evening next.
The games of chess between the the Rut-
land and Manchester clubs are finished
Each club won one game
James Simons, employed as switchman
in the depot yard, had finger split open
while shackling cars recently.
M. Quin and Will Fisher have lost 81
hogs, including pigs, from the prevalent
hog disease, within the last three weeks.
On dit: The coming marriage of one of
our most esteemed young ladies to gen
tleman who halls from New York city.
Several Rutland physicians will attend
the meeting of the Vermont medical So
ciety, at Montpelier, commencing to-day.
F. II. Tilley, the glitter" from the Ber-
wick house, was brought before the mu-
nicipal court, Monday, and was fined $40
and costs.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons arrived at New York
on Friday in the Britannia. We learn an
effort will be early made to secure Que of
her readings for Rutland.
Col. A. G. Hubbell of Bennington was
in town Yesterday, on his way to attend
the State Sabbath school convention, which
opens its session at Barre to-day.
The celebration of the general jubilee of
the Catholic church throughout the world,
which occurs once in twenty-five years, is
now being observed here and is to continue
fifteen days.
The noted Vermont wrestler, John Mac
Mahon, has defeated another Californian,
Richard Whalen, in match for the cham
pionship of America and $4,000. Our John
is getting rich on the Pacific coast.
The Troy business college, of which j.
r. CARMEL is principal, advertised in our
columns, received the first premium for the
best specimen of plain and ornamental pen
manship at the Eastern New York state
fair just closed.
A. w. Higgins and E. c. Lewis of Rnt-
land, +. Il. Morse of West Rutland aud G..
]. Waite of Manchester, leave this morn
ing to attend the meeting of the Vermont
pharmaceutical society, at st. Johnsbury,
to-day and tomorrow.
The jury in the case of Sellers against
the Delaware and Hudson canal company,
tried at Albany last week, are becoming
famous for their stubbornness. They have
been out five days and still Judge Wester.
brook refuses to discharge them. Ht
Among the notables in town yesterday
were Bishop De Goesbriand, B. B. Small
ley, w. L. Burnap, e. ]. Phelps, II. Ii
Talcott, Gen. w. w. Wells of Burlington
Charles b. Eddy, George Slate, Bellows
Falls ]. N. Edmlnster, Windsor B. F.
Fifeld, Montpelier; A. p. Hunton, Bethel
George w. Harmon, Bennington Pitt w
Hyde, Hydeville.
At fair of St. Peters Catholic churci
in Columbia, Pennsylvania, held recently
watch was voted for to be presented t.
the gentleman of the congregation Wit
should receive the largest number of votes
Mr. Dennis Hogan, formerly of Fair
haven, received 1888 votes, giving him
majority over his competitor of BIZ. Mr.
Hogan's eastern friends are pleased to lear
of his popularity in his new home.
In our report of the larceny from tn
Berwick house yesterday, we stated tina
the goods were found in the house of AID
die Higgins, which turns out to be incor
rect. They were found in the house o
one S. f. Kilburn on Perkins avenue. w
received our information in the Berwicl
house from one whom we had reason to be
lieve was familiar with the facts and upo
whose word we supposed we could rely.
Fred II. Brown sails for Aspinwall o
Friday next to take position on the Par
anna railroad as a locomotive engineer. ii
is to be accompanied by Mr.. G. W. Cole
Mansfield s. Stinson's foundry, who is
take place in the railroad shops. Nj
Browns many friends will regret to hay
IN leave and yet rejoice at the positio
has secured. Superintendent Whit
SIS determined to draw away from Ru
ialits best mechanics.
~ Troy Times says The action OF II
Dela're and Hudson canal company,
taxing he freight yard from Green Islam
and iocang it at Albany, is creating a sci
sation onGreen Island. For years Il
rams bavebeen made up and started frol
nNen l'lant; the locomotives have bee
Aep',bere, TN firemen and engineers n
n'ueu here, AID many residents of Il
is'ano Ia beer given employment. No
Tue Engines ill be kept in Albany, or wi
nave 70 run lid cat" back and fort
MN "'' " 81 Island every morning.
The men have all ZEN discharged from tt
oreen Island yard. What next 3?
Base Ball Chalenpe.