The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-06
LOCAL MENTION.

The tickets for Barnum's lecture are sell
ling rapidly. Secure your seats early
The Rutland county teachers institute
will be held in Pittsford Nov. 9th and 9Th.
Division No. Q, of the A. o. H., will
hold special meeting this evening, at 1880
o'clock, in Smons' hall, Merchants row.
The water commissioners are about lay
ing four inch pipe through Evelyn street,
TO which a hydrant will be attached near
depot park.
Meeting of Vermont Lodge No. 1,
knights OF Pythias, this evening. Bust
ness of Importance is to come before the
meeting.
Park Davis, ESQ.,, of st. Adams gave
THE GLOBE editorial rooms call yester-
day. He is in attendance upon the United
States court.
Regular communication of Rutland
Lodge No. 70, f. & A. NJ, this Wednes-
day evening, at half past seven o'clock.
Master Masons invited.
The United States court, now in session
here. took appropriate action on the death
of Judge Woodruff yesterday, full re-
port of which will be found elsewhere.
Harry w. Cook, circus actor with con-
siderable reputation as a bare back rider,
who has performed in this section once or
twice, fell from q window at his house in
Newark, while intoxicated and broke his
neck.
Mark Tuesday with q white stone! The
fast mail outdid itself and, for the first
time, brought the full line of New York
newspapers. Now give it chance to
breathe again. In the meanwhile, 'for
the favors," etc., as the parrot said.
The managers of the Delaware 81 Hud-
son canal company's railroad will run an
excursion train for the directors over the
road from Albany to Montreal, on the Goth
of October. The regular trains will com
mence running on the first Of January.
The thirtieth annual fair of the Rutland
county agricultural society opens to-day,
and will continue through Thursday. The
weather is not very propitious but, should
a favorable change occur, we may expect
an excellent exhibition as Rutland county
farmers are noted for their fine stock and
good crops.
The following music will be performed
at the Congregational church this evening
on the occasion of the marriage of l.. w.
Redington and Miss Kate Merrill Over
ture ezra Diavolo," Auber; selections
from "Rigoletto," Verdi ; overture CIVIL
liam TELL" Rossini introduction and
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin, Wagner.
The Banner sums up the express mes
sengers thusly: Frank Sheldon, the popu-
lar express messenger who has for quitela
long time run on the Troy and Bennington
route, to Troy in tho morning and return
at evening, has been attached to the Troy
office, and Mr.. George Fowler takes his
place on the route. Mr.. Fowler is expert
enced and &C accommodating, and the bust
ness will DO pleasantly and faithfully at
tended to by him. IIalloran still keeps the
route lively from Bennington to Rutlapdi
and return daily; A. A. Norton runs to
Chatham and return, taking packages for
Troy on the 1915 run, while Van Vliet,
as usual leaves on the 2:30 train and makes
the round trip, to Troy, thence to Rutland,
and home here again on the morning train
in at 10 o'clock. This gives three trains
daily to Troy and two to Rutland, and
affords as good express facilities as any vii
lage could desire.
Among the arrival at the Bardwell house
Oct. 4th and 9th, were the following:
Hon. L. II. Virgel, Troy, N. Y; Hon. i.
+. Fifeld, Montpelier; Hon. L. p. Poland,
st. Johnsbury; Hon. L. J. Phelps, Burling-
ton Hon. Charles N. Davenport, Brat
tleboro; ex-Goy. Geo. N. Dale, Island
Pond; Hon. J. 4. Allen, Newport; Hon.
]. S. Peck, Montpelier; Gen. T. G. Pitcher
and wife, Washington, d. c.; Rev. S. ii.
Archibald, Pawlet, Hon. S. Allen, Fair
haven; Hon. Norman Paul, Woodstock;
Hon. b. Frisble, Poultney; Hon. Daniel
Roberts, Burlington; Hon. Geo. Slate,
Bellows Falls; Capt. G. Henry, Wood
stock; Hon. II. c. Abel, West Haven;
VIM. G. Lewis, Hartford, Ct; ]. B. Mer-
rift and lady, Whitehall; Henry Nichol,
Hydeville; j. w. G. Bruce, Mrs. Redheld,
Troy, N. Y; A. p. b can, Glover; Henry
s. Bingham, Bennington M. Clark,
J. A. Pierce, Poultry; N. W. Batchel-
der, Fairhaven E. ]. Bliss, Albany
James Pulley, w. Haven G. G. Taylor
Boston Ben. Lusbie, New York +; james
II. Drury, Boston; ]. II. Chaplin, Benning
ton, E. s. Kenny, Worcester William
Short and wife, Malone, N. Y; JOSEPH
Curry, st. Johns; d. B. Bartlett, do; w
Ii. Cunningham, s. Adams d. W. Beck
with, Chicopee, Mass. IL. Cuffs, Spring
field, Mass; George W. Baker, Fitchburg
Mass. John Il. Samons, Albany, N. Y.
w. p. Welcli, Essex Junction; IL. R.kich
ardson, Cookbook; Edwin Bean, do. Geo
II. Pope, Burlington; F. =. Wheelin, BfiS
toll; s. w. Soughby, Bolchestown, Mass.
A. p. Huntoon, Bethel o. X. Ralph an
wife, Ohio; John Lifferts, Flatbush, Il. l.
James Lifferts, do. George ii. Ward, w
Rutland A. Burleigh, Palmer, Mass.
W. p. Buell., Cohoes, N. Y; j. W. Han
nah, Caledonia, N. Y; John Williams
Bellows Falls; W. j. Walker, Boston /
II. Noonan, Whitehall NJ. Dorsey, sara
toga; II. q. Wilson, Troy; John l. Glead
Sheldon ID. M. Estabrook, Sherburne; A
j. Bean, Manchester, N. H.. j. A. Shedd
Burlington Thomas Roberts and sister
New York Chas. Burton, Burlington; NJ
ID. Lawrence, Boston; Norman Paul, Wood
stock Geo. w. Cohoon, Lyndon Henri