The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
LEGAL EEETlOn.

Iold ll2i.
Scales are more popular this year than
two years.
Special meeting OF Nickwackett engine
company No 1, this evening at 1850 O'Clock
sharp. Every member is requested to be
present
The second lager trial comes off at nine
o'clock this morning. II is for the beer
that the McCues swore TO drinking in the
German cafe.
George Shippey was brought before
Justice H. w. Porter yesterday for keep
ing lager beer, and fined so and costs.
He made no defense.
Ice cream will be served at No. 2 Elm
street. by the plate or in larger quantities,
from 7.30 till 10 o'clock every week day
evening until further notice.
The Bolivar base bail club at their meet
ing last evening, voted to accept the chal-
lenge of the Alphas Of Springfield 10 PLAY
that club at Springfield, July 4th.
The sum total of the tax lists for Rut-
land for the year is, village, @9,00l %
graded school, S., 597 lG; village high
way, So 1870 90 town, $22 947,00
Those favoritcs, the Murray dramatic
troupe are TO play in Rutland Monday
and Tuesday, july 3 and 4, presenting
attractive pieces. They deserve full houses.
The Woman's temperance union will
meet at the Congregational chapel this af-
ternoon at o'clock. 1t is desired that the
ladies will make special effort to be pres
ent as business of importance is to come
before the meeting.
Misses Royce and Dunton returned
from Wellesley college yesterday, the
term being ended. 1t seems rumors of
teachers and pupils leaving that institu-
ton, which we noted the other day, was
considerably exaggerated.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana received about fifty
members of the high school and the teach
ers of the graded schools at their home last
evening. A very pleasant evening was
passed during which REFRESHMENTS were
served, and music was given by number
of the young ladies.
The unterrihed of Rutland received the
nomination of Tilden last evening with
great enthusiasm, hurrahing and cheering,
and fired salute in his honor. 1t was
just as we'll the charges were heavy. 1t
won d have been poor economy to save
their powder till November.
Mr. II. NJ. Bryant, of Maine, addressed
an audience Of some hundred people at
the town hall last evening, on temperance.
He is an earnest aud effective speaker ana
kept the closest attention of his audience
for more than an hour. A collection
amounting to SO was taken up for his
benefit.
There was an increased attendance at the
trade sale of the Rutland marble company
Yesterday at West Rutland. The bidding
was good and between 200 and 300 car
loads of marble were sold. The sale will
close to-day. This sale has been SO sue
cessful that other sales of the same kind
will doubtless follow.
That Vermont can grow as handsome
strawberries rs any state in the Union is
amply demonstrated by Henry Webb Of
North Clarendon, who has half acre Of
the Wilson specie which are, for size,
beauty and flavor, superior to anything
that we have seen this season.
Tho ,I,irA animal recention NV tha nunils
of St. Peters school will be given at Bsx-
ter hall to-day, his lordship, Rt. Rev. DR..
DeGoesbrand presiding. The junior de.
partment will begin at 3 p. M, and the
senior department at Up. IN. The pro
gramme, "Sir Thomas Moore" q tragedy
in five acts, centennial drama, (Which
nation is greatest" an operetta, choruses
and essays.
The reform club met at their rooms las
evening for the election of officers. After
quite an exciting time and number Of
ballots, the following officers were elected
President Edwin NJ. Edgerton vce-pres
idents, Norman Henry, George w. Wood
house, Giles Peatt secretary, Jacob Il
Staley; assistant secretary, Charles Perry
treasurer, Chas p. Harris, The election
of committees was postponed and the meet
ing adjourned.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford, assisted by Ed
Matthews, searched the saloon of Johl
Haley and found nothing. They then pro
ceeded to Bridget Battles. After thor
ough search by which they found nothing
Mr.. Crawford espied gallon jug PARTIAL,
concealed by cloth under the chair wher
Mrs. Battles was sitting. Being requests
to arise the lady refused, and when Craw
ford tried to obtain possession Of the jug
she sprang up and threw 1t out of the wir
dow, calling to neighbor to "spill 1t,
grabbing hold of the officer in most wig
orously loving embrace, to prevent hir
following it.. Mr.. Matthews ran aroun
and captured the jug with The gallon @
whisky it contained, and despite Mrs. Ba
ties shrewdness she will probably have
pay her Sl7 on it.