The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-07
LOCAL MENTION,


LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 1873.
The next term of the county court be-
gins on Tuesday, September H.
Hon. Chester Pike and family of Cornish
N. H., went to Saratoga yesterday
Gen. William Wells, collector of the
district of Vermont, was in town ycster-
day.
Washington engine company were out
for practice last evening. They threw 2o7
feet.
There are now twelve inmates OF the
Rutland county Jail, four of whom are
woman.
DR.. Charles Woodhouse has just returned
from a pleasant trip to Montreal and
Quebec.
We are compelled to postpone until the
next issue a large amount of local and
state news.
Another advance party of the New
York and New Orleans circus arrived yes
terday afternoon.
Thomas Ross left on Friday for the
Canadian woods TO join the party of Col.
Redfeld Proctor.
Parties in want of brick will do well to
read the advertisement of J. ii. Bonestcd,
in another column.
The time of service for the next term of
the Rutland county court expires on
Thursday, September 2.
We publish on the second page the sub
stance of the affidavit of Hon. John Il.
Page in the railroad case.
Don't smoke-it is useless habit. But
if you will smoke, A. w. Higgins ha. the
boss Havana cigars Tor your use.
Rev. James Davie Butler Of Madison,
Wisconsin, will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church tomorrow.
Henry II. Smith, ESQ.,, and family, re
turned from their excursion down the st.
Lawrence and Montreal, yesterday.
Applications for teachers institutes have
been received for thirteen counties and the
institutes will be holden during the fall.
H. V. X. Wilson has just received a
large order for coal from the Soveregns of
Industry of Rutland and adjoining towns.
A. II. Cobb and family of Rutland, and
Hon. II. w. Parker and family of Clare
mont, N. H., 60 into camp at Portsmouth,
N. H., next week.
THE GLOBE is indebted TO d. G. Barber,
esq, for copy of the premium list of tie
Chittenden county agricultural society for
its fifth annual fair.
Yesterday was one of the busiest days of
the season at the Rutland depot. Large
numbers passed through en- route for Sara
toga and the Adirondacks.
Quite number of Methodist clergymen
were seen upon our streets yesterday,
many of whom were returning from the
ministerial trial at Dandy.
We had the pleasure of call yesterday
from B. f. Wilkins of the treasury depart
ment, Washington. He is spending his
vacation here and in this vicinity.
The freight depot will be removed to
'Strong's avenue to-day. All having goods
to ship to-day should deliver them before
noon at the old depot-after that time at
the new depot.
Rev. George L. Walker, d. d., is to oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
lob oil 1rpI
which his honored father, Rev. DIR. Charles
Walker, d. d., acceptably served for many
years.
BY an advertisement in another column,
it will be seen that W. ii. Fillmore has
opened a custom laundry, under G. II.
Palmer's dry goods store, Merchants Row,
where he is prepared to do anything in the
line in a manner that will give satisfaction.
We learn that reports are current in
some towns of the county that the small
pox is still prevalent in Rutland. Such is
not the fact. But one case has occurred
here and the person has entirely recovered
tberefrom, and appeared upon our streets.
A careful estimate shows that large
er number of our citizens are now oil on a
vacation to the sea shore, in the Adiron-
dacks, and Ia various camps, in this vicln'
ity, than were probably away from the
town ut the same period before number
ing some 427 individuals.
The Independents of Hydevillc and the
Bolvars of this place, are to play match
game of base ball on the fair grounds this
afternoon. The game will be called at 2
o'clock, and 1t will probably be one OF the
most interesting games of the season, as
both clubs are well up as professionals.
A number of the Historical Magazine OF
Miss A. M. Heminway, embracing the his
tory of the several towns in Rutland coun-
~ will soon he issued from the press OF the
Claremout manufacturing company. 1t
will possess special interest to the people
of this county.
In the police court yesterday before Jus
tice Porter, Barney Mcdonald was hheu
for disturbing the peace in the swamp
on Thursday night, and for being drunk
lie also paid an old mittimus of $lo'oo'
lie disclosed on Robert Stewart who was
fined for selling and intent to sell s.o-
making third offence. lie took an appeal
On Wednesday evening sociable was
held at the chapel of the Second Congre'
gational church, Bennington, during which
fine silver tea set was presented to Rev.