The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-10
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 115.
The police court was non estcombdtibuS
yesterday.
A number of attornies are just now on
the sick list
The mail train from Boston yesterday
afternoon was an hour late.
We publish on the outside pages to-day
"Tilton's True Story" as preserved by
James Redpath of Boston, and put into the
Beecher-Tilton trial, so Unexpectedly to
Mr.. Tilton.
We call attention to the reward offered
by Gen. Ripley in our advertising columns,
and trust that the offender may be found
out and made to answer for his gross care
lessness or wicked lawlessness.
Many of our citizens are talking of at
tending the lecture of Robert Collyer at
Brandon tomorrow night. Brandon is the
banner town for lectures in Vermont and
its enterprise is sure to be rewarded.
One of the late Dr. Todd's best known
books, polished Diamonds, in which he
beautifully portrays the character of his
invalid daughter, who died some years be-
fore himself, has just been re-published by
Rev. John E. Todd of New Haven.
Among the lawyers in attendance upon
the Rutland county court yesterday, were
ex-Gov. John w. Stewart of Mlddlebury,
Hon. Isaac w. Thompson of Granville, N.
Y, Tarrant Sibley, ESQ.,, of Bennington,
and NJ. E. Goddard of Ludlow.
Hon. ]. w. Stewart of Middlebury, Rev
John Newman, d. d. Of Poultney, Hon.
C. S. Rumsey of Hubbardton, Hon. j. B.
Bromley and wife of Castleton, and Theo-
dore Voorhees,, general superintendent of
Delaware and Hudson canal company, are
registered at the Bates House.
The committee of arrangements of the
A. o. II. have engaged Mrs. ODonovan
Rosa to give select reading at the Opera
House on st. Patricks evening, March
17th Tickets can be obtained from any
of the committee. From what we learn
from the leading newspapers of the coun-
try, this will be rich entertainment.
Seventeen knights Templar of Saratoga
arrived in town on the noon train yester-
day, Ell route for Pittsburgh, n. y.
They were entertained while here in true
Knightly manner, by Sir Knight John w.
Cramton, at the Bardwell House. The
party were accompanying Charles H..
Holden, an officer of the Grand Command
cry of the state of New York on his official
visitation to Plattsburgh Commandery.
They left on the mail train for Burlington,
where they were received and entertained
by Burlington Commandery last evening.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House, Tuesday, March 9th, were Rev.
P. Cunningham, Middlebury Hon. A. P.
Lyman, Bennington Hon. Barnes Frisbie
Poultney V. E. Roland, Albany J. +.
Bridgeman, Troy j. G. Cubit, Troy ].
L. True, New York F. S. Goss. Lee,
Mass. John Buckley, Montreal d. f.
TOSteI, DuriiHplou ~. hCCutCueou,Il ttS-
burgh, Pa. f. James Bliss, Albany j.
p. Marshall, Boston C. L. Sanford Sa-
lem John A. Sanford, West Rutland; p.
II. Noonan, Whitehall; H.Smith, Albany;
w. A. Benton, New York G. II. Holden,
Geo. H. Gillins, John l.. Perry, jr., j. G.
Christopher, ]. S. Smith, II. G. Rowland,
w. i. Dexter, &. NJ. Avery, H. w.
Hoyes, VIM. Shoemaker, j. Y. Onderkerk,
George Schmidt, Saratoga; M. M. Warren,
Mechanicsville W. II. Hall, Troy, N. T.;
E. Isbell, Saratoga Springs Cyrus Jen-
nings, Hortonville r. N. Donold, Wor.
cester II. b. Ellis, Fairhaven E. II.
Buxton, Z. j. Cliff, Mddletown, Conn.
A. G. Gates, iBrandon II. o. Clark, AL
bany; Henry g. Harrison, Brandon j. W.
Potter, Granville II. d. Noble, Tin
mouth ; II. Westcott, Fairhaven.
Among the arrivals at the Bates House
yesterday we notice;
Ex-Gov. John w Stewart, Middlebury
Hon. c. S. Rumsey, Hubbardton Hon. j
B. Bromley and wife, Castleton Theo
Voorhees,, Troy, Supt. Delaware 6, Hudson
r. r. Geo. ID. Belden, Troy, Delawar,
Il Hudson r. II. II. r. Machin, Quebec
A. s. Thomas, New York S. w. Hitch
cock, Salem H. w, Lamb, Syracuse j
II. Williamson, II. X. Mattice, Boston
VIM. B. Salmon, New York; r. l.. Spring
Toledo, Ohio Geo. ii. Springstead, Coey
mans, N. Y. d. p. Stone, Ogdensburg
A. ID. Larue, George Saven, Montreal
s. s. Olcott and wife, Moriah Rev. job
Newman, PoultneY; J, G. Williams, Dan
by; ID. p. Peabody, Plttsford Chas. ii
Congdon, Dandy; Geo. Briggs, Brandon
VIM. S. Weeks, Clarendon; G. Ii. Snow
Boston John W. Ealy, Chicago Jane
A. Smith, Westport c. II. Mccoy, Sa
lem Lucius Turner. Boston; r. N. Gun
tiss, New York Austin Is. Bray, Glouces
ter A. &. Vaughn, Fort Ann Mars
French, Oregon; A. d. Stephenson, Bos
ton; Melvin Wright, Saratoga VIM. I
Ward, New York w. ii. Shelton. Hart
ford Edwin Tracy, Troy; II. B. Heller
Albany; j, .. Bragg, Iowa; |. w. Towr
send, Cambridge Chas. w. Strong, An
sterdam Geo. ii. Williams, New York
Stephen ID. Miles, Burlington II. II. Wi
lams, Burlington l.. " Horton, Albany
Albany; Wilson Fleming, Albany
Dewey, Plainfeld, N j.. +. p. Mano
Troy j. @. Hawkins, Brandon G. /
Eddy, Poultney Geo. A. Dresser, Ne
York II. W. Copp, Boston Hugh \
Camp, New York Henry Nicoll, jr., Ne
York II. j. Humphrey, Poultney Cha
b. Draper, New York Geo. Spauldinl
Springfield Geo. M. Fuller, Fairhaven
Worden f. Payne, Albany; Il. M. Brook
Chicago II. G. Gleason, Shrewsbury ]
G. Pettigrew, Ludlow Benz. William
Fairhaven ID. F, Foster, Burlington ]
Y. Hall, Pittsburgh Jos. Zimmerman
Scranton, Pa.