The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.

Spauldlng has the June Gdt0ry.
The up town parks were turned into base
ball grounds last evening.
The National express company are re-
furnishing the rooms over their office here
for the use of their agents.
An ordinance in relation to ball-playing
will be found in our advertising columns.
Boys, read and remember.
s. F. Paige is laying new marble walk
In front of his house on Cottage street and
otherwise improving his premises.
Bishop de Goesbriand of Burlington, was
in town yesterday, inspecting the convent
under the charge Of the sisters of Vermont.
The funeral of Miss Hannah Cramton
will be attended from Trinity (EpiscopaD
church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, p. M,
Rev. DR.. Harris officiating.
Glaciers are prospecting now. Five stores
on the east side of Merchants row having
the glass cracked and broken at the late
fire, were replaced yesterday.
There is to be change in the running
of the trains next week, so that the New
York mails will be received at five o'clock
instead of at nine o'clock as at present.
We learn that Roberts Post are arrang-
ing to erect tomb stones at the graves of
all their comrades which are now I'M
marked. A very commendable project.
About six o'clock last evening the fire
burst up through the opera house ruins
and the hose of Washington engine CON-
pany was brought into requisition to
quell it.
A lot of rags belonging to Dunn Il Cram
ton, which had been watersoaked during
the fire, began to smoke yesterday, and it
was feared they might take fire from
spontaneous combustion. They were
opened in time to save them.
Special communication of Rutland
Lodge, No. 70, f. 6. A. NJ, will be held
ut Masonic Hall this "wednesday even
ing, at half past seven o'clock Instala-
ton of officers and work. A full attend
ance Is desired.
Gen. L. G. Kingsley telegraphed Tor glass
ON Saturday, to replace those windows on the
east side of Merchants row that were
broken at the fire. 1t arrived on Monday
noon, and every light had been replaced a
dark last evening 1t took some s2O(
worth of glass to do it.
Several of our citizens attended the
funeral of Mr. Charles Whitaker, at Bran
don. yesterday. During the funeral al
the business places of the town were closed
Mr. Whitaker learned his trade, that of {
jeweler, in Rutland, and had large circle
of acquaintances here.
r. s. Reynolds, Geo. A. Reynolds arc
d. Jones of Utica, n. Y, and another
guest of the Berwick, went to visit thu
Eddys yesterday. 1t is rumored that TIT
Eddys are making arrangements to give
seances at the Berwick house certain night
of the week for the convenience of thel
visitors from abroad.
The Rutland Herald is doing little il
the doctrinal religious line, once in while
We couldn't get much of an idea out of it
latest effort, but it seemed to suggest tina
the reason why SO many children die i
that If they all arrived at years of maturit.
not enough OF them would attain to sal
walton to give heaven an adequate popula
ton. So says the Middlebury Register.
Christian X. Ross, the father of Charll
Ross was at the Bates house yesterday o.
his return from northern New York wher
some trace of the child had been reported
He found no trace, and the rumors com
from the stories of an over-talkative vaga
bond, resident in that vicinity. Mr.. RIOS
was accompanied by Charles Beal, Phila
delphia detective, and a lawyer of Cohoe'
N. Y.
The funeral of Henry Gibson, esq, o
Whitehall, was attended on Tuesday. Th
burial took place at Salem, N. y. Tn
car bearing the remains and some fifty cit
zens of Whitehall came through to Ru
land and left on the one o'clock train fc
Troy. The pall-bearers were the member
of the legal fraternity of Whitehall, Hon
Joseph Potter, Hon. A. II. Tanner, W. /
left, ESQ.,, James Spencer, ID. w. G. Hi
and Robert Doig, esq. The followin
named persons were Of the party: Rev
II. c. Hutchins of the Episcopal churcl
the officiating clergyman, j. G. Clark, Gee
A. Hall, II. Ingraham, d. G. Percival, {
f. Davis, Rufus Davis, S. G, Bull, II. /
Snyder, j. X. Broughton, ii. G. Tisdal
James Doren, L. Butler, L. W. Hall, D.
Root, II. r. Gaylor, |. ]. Goodall, b.
Douglas, Mrs. II. f. Hall, Mrs. lngrahau
Mrs. o. f. Davis, Mrs. Snyder, Mr.
Broughton, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs NJ. /
Ames, Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mrs. Thompson
Misses Watson, Brown, Martin, Jillsor
Fairbanks, Roberts, Easton and Gaylord