The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27
LOCAL MENTION,

Gold l1ls
Hon. H. H. Wheeler is in town.
The officers were out with search war
rants yesterday, but found nothing
Division No. 2, of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, will meet at their hall this
evening at o'clock
@ lite number from Rutland attended
Murray's hop at Clarendon Springs last
evening. 1t was very pleasant affair.
Trying to store contraband liquid ''goods'
in the cellar of a sohool-house is the latest
dodge to keep it out of the hands of the
the hands of the law.
A game of base ball played yesterday, in
Nebraska. between the Valley Boys and
Red Stockings, resulted in favor of the
Valley Boys, by score of 90 to "a.
The branch of the Woman's board of
missions for Rutland county met at the
Congregational Church, yeste day. Rev.
DR.. Scudder, missionary from Turkey,
was present.
The Resolulcs of Rutland, played the
Stars yesterday afternoon, on Hunts
grounds. The Resolutes beat the Stars by
score of 81 TO 20, and the Stars refused
to give them the club, which they fairly
won.
E. D. Keyes s. 20. have just received q
car load of st. Louis -four, ground from
this years wheat, which is the frst new
wheat fl our that has been received in town.
This is the Imperial Bower brand, and is
said to be a superior article.
-. Harridon was brought before JUS
tice II. w. Porter yesterday and fined So
and costs for intoxication. He disclosed
on Charles Lsduke, who was fined $40 and
costs for selling, and $40 and costs tor
keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to
sell.
A young mems Tilden and Hendrick' 8
club was org lniz ed last evening at the TIL
den headquarters. A committee of five
Numbers was then chosen to nominate off
GERS for the club. The meeting was then
adj burned to this evening at 8 o'clock,
wlen the organization will be fully per-
fect.d at the rooms of the Tilden club.
Peter Prem), who has lain in Jail four
four months on body writ for fraud in a
horse trade with Mr.. Preston of
Mendon, was brought before Judge Wheel
er, Wednesday, on writ of habeas corpus.
The judge decided that he could not be
be liberated, but must lie until the eth of
Jail bond.
This looks like business. A Hayes and
Wheeler glee club has been formed. with
the following members Leader, Geo. A.
NIezke; LIST tenor, Horace Baxter, FL. NJ.
Bailey; 81 tenor, G. A. Psrkhurst, Geo.
G. Day; 1st bass, Fl. w. Kingsley, E. NJ.
Eigerton 81 bass, f. NJ. Davis, John q.
Pease. They will be prepared to assist
the meetings of either of the Hayes and
Wheeler clubs.
John N. Pierce of Clarendon, gentle
man SO years old, has a pet COW and young
calf which he went into the yard to see last
Friday, when the COW attacked him. Ia
attempting to run he fell, and before the
hired man could come up, the COW had
rolled him over two or three times and
stepped on him. He was carried into the
house and DR.. J. B. Porter summoned.
He was found to be not seriously injured
and will be out soon.
The Rutland reservoir, though not as
bad as one at Troy, IN which man was
drowned and lay some time, is in very
dirty condition. Water Commissioner
Richardson began to clean it yesterday
and for that purpose opened several by
drants. Some one soon after closed these
and interfered with the work. The by
drants will be opened in the upper part OF
the town this morning to draw off the wa
ter 80 that the reservoir may be cleaned,
and all persons are warned to let them
alone