The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-01
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ll2t
Albert Landon, formerly of Rutland, is
in town.
The Bolivar base ball club are requested
to meet on their ground near East creek
for practice ct $40 this afternoon.
w. r. Pond, son of DR.. L. A. Pond, ar
rived in town last evening from California,
where he has spent the last two or three
years.
Although the Rutland marble company S
trade sale ended Thursday, they sold a
heavy amount of marble at private sale
Friday, at low prices.
Because of the crowded state of our col.
umns this morning, we are compelled to
defer until our next issue the roll OF honor
of our public schools.
The engine j. NJ. Haven, which has been
In the repair shop for some time, was taken
into the yard yesterday for the first time,
having been reprinted and fitted up.
Officer Crawford yesterday searched the
premises of William Lyon, and found
nothing intoxicating. He visited those of
]. W. Fisher and carried away six bottles
Of ale.
Elder II X Flagg will preach tomorrow
In the Advent chapel as follows: 10;45 a.
m, 1880 p. IN. and Z p. N. Communion
immediately after tie close of thu after
noon service.
Mr.. p. A. Griswold of Rutland, gradu-
sted this term at Burr and Burton semina-
fy, taking the literary prize of twenty-five
dollars. His Grafton was entitled "The
world owes me living He enters Mid
dlebury college tins fall as do also Pat. M
Meldon and Henry Il. Dorr of the Rutland
high school class of rs.
Dunlap rather excelled himself in the
painting of bill board for John Murray
theater company near Putnam and Saw
ycr's block yesterday afternoon. The com-
papy present the Chimney Corner,
" Peep ODay" and, at matinee, Tues
day, " Rip Van Wrinkle" 1t will be re-
membered that the the "Entre Nous" clu
presented the CHIMNEY Corner" here two
years ago with very good cast, and it was
so well received that it was repeated.
"Peep O'Day' is an Irish national drama
with strong situations and characters and
deserves crowded house.
AS will be seen by our advertising col
nmns, the Hyer sisters appear at the town
hall July 18th and 18th, in a musical dra
MA, "Out of Bondage" The troupe ap.
pesred here two years ago and we're re-
ceived with unbounded favor, as they have
been throughout the country. All the old
members of the troupe are with them
how, and several new members have beer
added, including "a sister of the Misses Hy
ers, spoken of as very fine actress. sou
of Bondage gives them full scope to dis
play their talent, and has been received
with enthusiasm wherever seen.
Jenness Richardson of Rutland has now
Ia his possession very large live male
bald eagle. The bird was captured neal
Tconderoga few days sgo. A hunter
there shot him, breaking one wing. Th'
eagle settled In tree and when the mar
assembled the tree the eagle struck at him
Having a club he struck back and thu
eagle struck his talons into the club ant
was carried down 10 the ground in THU
way. He was brought to Rutland by Mr.
Lyman and given to Mr.. Richardson
Thursday, who, after receiving the bird
,et tha broken wing. The bird Is now doinl
well. He lie worry handsome and apparent
ly quite old as his tail has turned pur'
white, and this does not occur till tho ter Il
year.