The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
LOCAL MENTION.

were reported yesterday.
The Womans temperance union Of Yer
mont meets here next Tuesday.
A new time table will go into effect on
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad on
Monday.
Letters received from Geo. Ii. Owen,
consul at Messina, announce his arrival at
that point.
The annual inspection of the Rutland
fire department occurs this afternoon at
two o'clock. -ai
There at present twenty-five prisoners IN
the county Jail, the largest number for
over year.
1t is estimated that Forepaugh will carry
about $4,000 out of Vermont. Yet peo.
pile complain of hard times.
There will be no match game of base
ball at Castleton to-day between the Boil
vars and the Independents of Hydevile.
L. G. Kingsley has received an order for
all the bronze hardware for the new ma
tional bank building at Charleston, New
Hampshire.
The latest trick is the wrapping OF 90
iron washers of the proper size in roll
with penny at each end and the palming
off of the package for 25 cents.
The members of Union hook and ladder
company are requested to meet at their
Ill a. ot ~ phor in
full uniform for annual inspection and
parade.
The series of Sabbath evening discourses
at the Methodist Episcopal church will be
continued tomorrow evening. Text,
"Woe unto them that call evil good" Ser.
vices commence at y o'clock.
The members of Washington engine COM
pauy No. 2, are ordered to appear In uni
form at their hall, this afternoon at one
o'clock, to attend the annual parade of the
Rutland fire department.
Railroad passenger cars will be seen in
Woodstock for the first time on Tuesday
\ next, the first day Of the county fair. The
Central Vermont will run special trains
from White River Junction during two
days.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
house Yesterday were Hon. Fl. g., Root
Bennington Hon. Smith M. Weed, Platts
burgh ; James NJ. Slade, ESQ.,, Middlebury
Fl. A. Blanchard, New York; J.L. Street
st. Adams.
James Wyllie, the Scotch checker cham
Dion, is to visit Rutland next Monday
McGregor and Blanchard of Burlington
johnson of the Troy Wing, and Bailey thu
Rutland champion, will meet him here ant
some interesting games are expected.
The water commissioners will cheerfully
nav reward OF ten dollars for such infor
nation as will lead 10 the detection an(
conviction of the person or persons whit
opened the hydrant on Wales street, Thurs
day night, by means of which the waite
was suffered to run to waste.
The postmaster informs us that Rutland
is to be put in communication with thu
New York fast mail express, commencing
on Monday next, over the Rensselaer, ant
Saratoga railroad. The New York dali.
papers will arrive here at noon by mail
This makes another revolution in our com
munication.
One afternoon last summer Isaac II
Balch, of Shrewsbury, had 800 taken on
of his pocket while asleep on his bed. Tw
boys working for Balch at the time wer
suspected, and Thursday last one of then
Napoleon Pecor of Rutland, was arreste
and will be taken to Shrewsbury to-da
for an examination.
Nearly all the horses in the Rutlan
livery stables have been troubled with th
horse disease. They have been used MOI
of the time and those which were first a
tacked-about week ago-havc near
recovered. The disease seems to be OF tf
same nature, Though in milder form, tina
the epizoo,ic of 1872,
The Ladies' temperance association
Montpelier have elected Mrs. Fl. A. Spel
Ger, Mrs. A. C. Brown, Mrs. Joseph Fishe
Mrs. ]. NJ. Woodward and Mrs. JOSEF
Poland delegates, Mrs. Lucy j. Bradshaw
Mrs. G. w. Bailey and Mrs. j. r. Seav'
substitutes 10 the Woman's temperate
union at Rutland, Sept. 2Sth.
Edward Patton, William Patton, Willia'
Gallaher, Patrick Gsllaher and John Youn
were indicted by the grand jury at tt
present term of the court for an assau
upon servant Mt the Clarendon Sprin
house aboml three weeks ago, and wei
yesterday put under $500 bonds. Youn
found hail. but the others, falling to do s.
we're committed to Jail.
One of Rutand's prominent "saloonist
was yesterday examing some blankets
exhibitions Ia front of one of our store
The examination not proving satisfaction
he was passing on, when he was accostt
bv police officer with "Buy one, 81
one. You wouldn't like me to come dow
and examine your whisky without pu
chasing some y THE trouble Is VIII
You look over my whisky you take 1t
and don't pay for 1t /" rejoined the veud
Of the ardent, and passed on.
Mrs. ID. q. Pierce and her SISTER, Nj
Nottingham, met with serious accide
Thursday. They were driving on the 70
leading to Pittsford, about two miles MOI
of the village, when the horse sudder