The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-23
LOCAL MENTOR.

LIS ltHcC uTOuuu lHc uepOl phih has
been repaired and parts of it rebuilt.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Morse have joined
the party camping at Fort Cassin.
This kind of weather is bad for watering
places, but good for the centennial.
The attention of carpenters is directed to
the advertisement in another column.
Barney McCue, the murdered man at
West Rutland, will be buried this morning.
Brandon town fair is to be holden on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 9Th and
2Sth.
Burnham & Temple have moved their in
surance agency into Ripley's marble block,
up stairs.
Ludlow has grand republican rally this
evening, Colonel w. G. Veazey delivering
the address.
There are twenty-four Smiths on the Rut-
land che ok list. Three of them have the
same given name.
Jerllowski & Flack open new clothing
store in Bates house block, Center street,
on Saturday next.
Some necessary repairs are being made
on the high school building, preparatory TO
the opening of the schools.
All members of Ii. II. Baxter hose conf
pany are requested to meet at Landon's
hall this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
The Centennial baseball club challenges
the Atlantcs 10 play match game this af
thcrnoon on the Dexters' grounda.
"What we want, said democrat the
other day, sis radical and startling
change" Then he went and bought clean
shit.
Don't forget to see that your name is on
the checklist tomorrow. The selectmcn
meet at their Office in the town hall build
ing to make corrections.
Congressman Lamar goes to the White
Sulphur Springs, to recruit his health, in
ste I'd of coming to Rutland to try to re-
cruit the democratic ranks.
The Stars and Resolu,es played match
game OF base hall on the Dexters grounds
yesterday afternoon, with the following
result: Stars 60; Resolutes SO.
John Patton, the West Rutland murderer,
was brought before Justice Ii. w. Porter
yesterday. He waived an examination and
stands committed for trial in September.
A crowd OF 300 men, it is said, gathered
around the depot at West Rutland Monday
night, threatening to come over and take
Patton, the murderer, from Jail and hang
him.
The immediate cause of the Patton-Mc-
Cue fight seems to be that one of the Nc
Cues aad some of his friends thrsshed one
of Patton's sons numerically Sunday
night.
A large number of persons from Poult-
ney and vicinity visited Judge Lawrence
yesterday to procure naturalization papers.
This business promises to be unusually
lively during the next few days.
There is to be grand republican county
mass meeting at Saratoga Springs this af-
ternoon, with torchlght procession in the
evening. Hon. Martin l. Townsend, E.
w. Stoughton, Rev. Ii. II. Garnet, and
others will address the meeting.
Although the democrats "fill in" with a
rally tonight, they are reserving their
heavy artillery until the night before cleo
ton, when they are to "trot out" Lieut.
Gov Dorshcimer of New York, and E. j.
Phelps of Burlington, with music by Dor
ing's band of Troy.
N. A. Bailey, of the depot restaurant at
this place, is to have charge of the restau-
rant at the Spring Grove camp grounds,
during the meetings which commence to-
day. THE GLOBE will be for sale at his
counter, AMI will contain full reports of
each days proceedings
The press agent of Barnum's show says
they will delay their afternoon performance
till halt-past two next Saturday, which will
give everybody an opportunity to sattend
the republican rally and hear Secretary
Bristow and see the show also. Other elo-
quent speakers will be in attendance. at the
meeting.
The Central Vermont railroad will carry
persons attending the grand republican
rally at Chester on Thursday, the Gath
inst, for fare one way This will give
those residing on the east side of the noun
tain good opportunity to hear Governor
Hartman, who is one of the finest speakers
in the country There will undoubtedly
be "a large gathering.
VIM. Xix was brought before Justice
II. w. Porter yesterday and placed under
$500 bonds to appear at the September
term of court for his connection with thu
Nebraska row Of Sunday night. Not fad
ing bail, he will board at the expense Of
the county till that time. Mrs. Welsh, ont
of the women connected with 1t, was finet
S5 and costs for drunkenness.
This speaks well for the democracy o
Rutland county, when we remember tina
.'Birds of feather flock together; Dep
uty Sheriff Crawford took vote of th'
prisoners in Rutland Jail yesterday, which
resulted 23 for Tilden and l for Hayes
Turning to Mr.. Mliington, Crawford re
marked; "If the Jail was only big enough
wa would have in the entire democratic
party by September" The one republican
Is not confined on Il criminal oGense at all
but on an execution for debt
The Rutland Herald is making itsel
ridiculous Its criticisms upon the cours
of our Vermont Fews editor are smpl.
silly. 1t hasn't the slightest comprehen
sion of truly Independent newspaper. In
mission of such paper is to give the news
fairly, fully and truthfully. And that
what Mr.. 6tillson and his large corps o
able assistants ia various parts of Yer
mont are doing and, judging from tn
steady increase of the Globe in Vermont
II is appreci ated. We advise the Herald
and In the kindest spirit, to blow on som,