The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 113s,


The Saratoga train was thirty-fve n,iu
utes late yesterday afternoon.
Rev. s. p. Giddipgs of Washington is
visiting bis mother and other relatives here.
Railroad tickets are sold from West Rut.
land to Rutland and return at a reduced
price.
Hon. John Gregory Smith and Hon. Luke
p. Poland were at the Bardwell house last
evening
A 'aol1e pros was yesterday entered in the
case of John Root, charged with incendi-
arism and he was discharged.
Four small boys living on Chestnut ave-
nue. beat the Resolute base ball club at a
game played on Friday afternoon by a
score of 81 to 1.
The prospect of the Rutland races next
week is very flattering. A good line of
horses have been entered, and rarc''sport
may b. expected.
afternoon at 2 o'clock on Hunts ground.
1t is the special request of the captain that
all playing members should be present.
The street commissioner has cleared the
cutters on West and Center streets,
thoroughly cutting out all the weeds, and
if Washington street people will only be
patient their case will doubtless be attend
ed to soon.
Four young ladies and two young men
who attended the high school last year, ex-
pect to enter college this fall. The young
ladies go to Wellesley, one of the young
men to Cornell and the other to the Uni
versity of Vermont.
John Clark got into II row with one Pat
Riley, Thursday night, was arrested and
next morning fined five dollars and costs
for intoxication. He disclosed ON Frank
Hickey who was fined $40 and costs for
keeping, and the same for selling. The
case for assault was continued.
The furnace of the Cedar Point iron
company at Port Henry, met with a serious
disaster on Thursday night by the falling
IN of part of the lining of the stack me-
cessitating "blowing out" which entails
loss upon the company of several thous-
and dollars. The fire was started in the
furnace only about ten days ago.
Mr.. George Olmstead, son of Charles
Olmstead, ESQ.,, has purchased the stock in
the jewelry store belonging to the estate OF
Mr.. Whitaker of Brandon, and will soor
commence business. George is one Of
Rutlands most respected and reliable
young men; and we most cordially and
confidently commend him to the friendship
and patronage of the people of Brandon.
Policeman Stearns seized case contain
ing twelve bottles of liquor, Thursday, in
the house of julius st. Lawrence, on East
street. The case was to come up yester
day, but was continued. Charles ii
Wooley claims the liquor and says 1t was
in the original case as imported, ant
therefore not liable TO seizure, hut that il
will take some time to obtain proof o.
the fact.
Mr.. L. II. Bugbee, who was confined II
the Rutland county Jail on Thursday even
ing for safe keeping on account of insan
ity, was taken to the asylum at Brattle
boro on the noon train Friday. He wa
quite violent in his remarks toward hi
wife, and undoubtedly, but for his con
flnement, would have committed some DIES
perate act. His family are widely know
and highly respected in Maine. His friend
nave for long time foreseen from hi
quick passion and rage the signs of comm!
insanity and have thought proper that h
ohould he taken to the ASYLUM.