The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 10.

ICVhL nlEN ilpif.
Gold 10.
Every republican entitled to vote should
see that bis name is on the check list.
The Tree Press says the democrats con-
cedo $4,000 republican majority in this
state.
Mr.. Walter II. Foster has been engaged to
teach the intermediate school on West
etreot.
The rain yesterday and last evening was
greatly needed and will revive the parched
pastures.
Regular meeting of Rutland typograph-
ical union No. 1865, this evening, at Ian
don's hall.
Miss Cornelia Williams left yesterday
for Montreal, where she will enter con-
YEA! as pupil.
An adjourned meeting of Washington
engine company at their hall at hslf-past
seyel this evening.
M. H. Smith of West Rutland leaves Mon
day to locate at Parma, Iowa, twenty five
niles east of Council Bluffs.
u. G. Lewis has been appointed delegate
to the pharmaceutical association, which
meets in Philadelphia Sept. IA.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. l of the Knights of Pythias this even
ing, at Odd Fellows hail, Globe block, at
8 o'clock.
''Polilics and the political duties Of cit
izens," will be the subject of the sermon at
the Methodist church tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock.
Yesterday was supposed to be the first
oyster day, and the hottest, most uncom-
Portable day for q long time, the mercury
standing at 90.
The first gray squirrels of the season
were seen on the street yesterday. One
lucky sportsman carried a string Of three
which he had just shot.
a striped wool shawl, bright colors, was
picked up in the town hall after the meet
ing last evening. The owner can have it
by calling at TIE GLOBE flee.
Michael Snow, of the New York Times,
was in town yesterday, on his way to
White River Junction, which lie will make
his headquarters for the election returns.
Michael Collins of Healdyille was buried
In the Catholic cemetery on West street,
yesterday. The procession was composed
of over fifty teams which came from Heald-
vile.
a journal on one of the drawing room
cars on the New York express tain, yes
terday afternoon, became heated before the
train reached Rutland, ard the car had to
be removed.
Tine board of civil authorities met yester-
day afternoon at the town hall and added
81 names to the check list. They ad-
journed till two o'clock this afternoon at
the same place.
Mr.. E. j. Phelps, in his address to the
democrats last evening, very admirably
illustrated his remarks as TO the "nonsense
sensible men are compelled to talk when
arguing the wIoag side of question"
We have received communication
signed "Hawkeye." If "Hawkeye will
look at the head of the editorial columns
he will learn why the article doesn't ap-
pear. Then if he will send us his name
and address we will print bis letter.
The democrats will hold their caucus to
nominate candidate for town representa-
tive tonight. Major James Hsggerty will
address the meeting after the business of
the caucus. A special train will leave
West Rutland at seven o'clock and return
at ten.
There have been fabulous stories Of the
number naturalized in the last few days.
Judge Lawrence stated last evening that he
had given their complete naturalization
papers to between 1876 and $50 during the
campaign. Seventeen Poultney men re-
o;ived their papers Yesterday, sixteen of
whom are said to be republicans.
The republicans of West Rutland will be
addressed at the town hall this evening by
Col. c. II. Joyce. This is an opportunity
none should neglect to hear one of the mott
pleasing statements Of the issues Of the
campaign yet heard in Vermont. Col.
Joyce, with his glowing, vigorous style,
has magnetic power over an audience
equalled by very few speakers on the stump.
M. j. Francisco of Rutland gave On in
teresling stereopticon exhibition at Fair
haven, in front of the Knights house, last
evening" While preparing gas for the ex-
hbition, fellow asked what that WAS for,
and WAS told it was for Il. Il. Davis use on
Saturday evening. "What does he want of
it 7" was the next inquiry; and the answer
came promptly, A" He ia to speak at q
democratic meeting here"
A man arrested for drunkenness yesterday
was loaded with the following list Of ar
ticles, enough to establish country store
There's one moral to the incident: Buy
your wet groceries first If you expect tc
keep possession Of your dry goods. Her,