The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-16
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1165.
Pools on the races to-day were sold at the
Bates house last evening.
Spaulding &c Co. have Harper's for Oc-
ober, for sale at their store and the south
end news room.
Fl. s. Howe, yesterday moved into his
handsome new store in Nichols block,
Center street. ~.
The graded schools will not keep to-day
and tomorrow, to allow the children an
opportunity to attend the state fair.
A game of base ball will be played S,tur-
day In Rutland, between the Volunteers of
Hydeville and the Bolivars of Rutland. nn
The Park art gallery of the University
of Vermont at Burlington, has received
several casts of ancient sculpture from
Europe. o,c -.,o 10 aa...l -..r o.. i
Vicinity items - Bennington, Benson,
Chester, Middlelury College, New Haveh
Mills, Perkinsville; Weathersfeld Bow
on first page. .'. 1ai J, f,5- ooi >. - -5
A grand ball IS to be given at the Ttwn
hall this evening. Music by the Rutland
quadrille band, eight pieces. A good time
may be expecteeD 't9ii'igneg oa 80. 7i 4,
A match game of base ball will Beplayed
on the Dexter grounds this afternoon be-
tween the Knickerbockers Of West Rutland
and the Knickerbockers OF Cuttingsville,
W. oro ;nforr,od tho+ thu oo,,,,kx, ,l,,,x4
house has been secured for the address of
Mr.. o. S. Senter of Philadelphia on the
American centennial this Thursday even
ing, at 1880 o'clock.
M. ]. Francisco yesterday adjusted his
companies losses in the Middlebury fire,
amounting to $4,000. The adjusters Of
other companies are busily at work, and all
losses win be settled next week. po9
1t is estimated that about one hundred
and fifty thousand pieces of baggage have
been handled at the Rensselaer, and Sara
toga railroad depot in Saratoga since the
opeHing of the season. y
Robert Fitton's loss on his wooden mill
at Cavendish was settled on the 14th inst.
The fire occurred on the 9th inst The
companies interested pay $s45oO. The
insurance was placed by Burnham d
Temple, of Rutland. ,9d b 1s. .,.i
Through some misunderstanding, the
town hall was not opened for the address
of Mr.. o. s. Senter last night to speak
upon the American centennial, much to the
regret of the society and the public. The
question forcibly arises, whether Rutland
has q public hall or whether it is a private
institution. If the latter, the public should
80 understand it.. .is, ..asg
The Woodstock cornet band played fol
some time in depot park last evening
much to the qualification of large audi
ence who gathered to enjoy the music
Afterward thsy serenaded Gen. Baxter
residence where they were invited in ant
handsomely entertained. They then play
ed In front of the Berwick house wher'
theyare stopping. a'
Among the 100 arrivals at the Bardwel
house yesterday were Hon. T. w. Park
Hon. H. G. Ro5t, Hon. E. G. Houghton
G. G. Lincoln, j. Halsey Cushman, Ben
nington; Hon. J.. Gregory Smith, st. AL
bans; Loyeland Munson, Manchester; b
F. Fifeld, Montpelier; David Bonner,
brother of Robert Bonner Of New York.
Mrs. Richardson, the mother of Rey. J
X. Richardson, pastor of the Baptis
church, was unfortunate enough to hay'
her pocket picked while standing in flora
hall yesterday afternoon. A purse contain
ing about $56 was taken, including a tel
dollar and two five dollar gold pieces, ant
some silver coin. sf
A hack, belonging to Clark f. Richard
son, and driven by Henry Richardson, wa
overturned Yesterday afternoon while re
turning from the fair GROUND. The horse
swerved to one side suddenly, throwing tn
carriage into ditch, and throwing tn
carriage off from the running part of til
vehicle. The reach and tongue were ais
broken. There were no passengers In tn
coach, and no one but the driver and
small boy on the seat, neither, of wh)l
WcIO
John Duffy got into limbo yesterda,
As preliminary, he got himself outside
an unreasonable quantity of tsnglefoo
! Then he went home and smashed the wi
! dows and blinds, and beat his wife. TIL,
he went to an officers and complained tn
his wife was drunk and smashing furnitur
u The officer went to the house and on het
ing the wifes story, arrested Duffy. J
was taken before justice Porter ard fin
for intoxication aud wife beating, sol
e37 in ALL
Among the agricultural implements
the state fair is Powell's patent wheel HI
row, grain coverer, broadcast grain a
fertilizer sower combined, exhibited by t
National wheel harrow company of b.
, lington. 1t being new invention, 1t
tracts much attention. Their agents q
pear to md no difficulty In convinci
farmers of it's superiority. All interest