The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-29
LOCAL MENTION.


Gold ll2.
A lady was immersed at the Baptist
church last evening.
A full report Of the lager beer trial will
no found on the second page.
The thermometer stood at S. degrees at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
George II. Palmer is Offering great bar
gains in black silk and kid gloves.
Killngton lodge No 20, l. o. o. F.
meets this evening at 7.3o o'clock.
Rev. j. d. Perlsins OF Fsirhaven preached
at the Methodist chuech on Sunday.
The New York train which has arrived
ct l.35 p. N. will hereafter arrive at 4.47.
Rev Z. T. Hall, ioi Pittsford, Occupied
the pulpit of tho Congregational church
Yesterday.
A special meeting Of the Ancient Order
Of Hbernians at their rooms at 1870 o'clock
this evening.
Reserved seats for the grand concert
Wednesday night will be for sale at ]. b.
Meeker's to-day.
There is to be a match game of base bali
soon between the second nine Of Merchants
70 " and the Bolvars.
Rev. r. T. Hall of Pittsford occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church Sum-
day morning, Mr.. johnson being in New
York.
Mendelssohn society meets tonight at
1880 O'Clock. A full attendance is desired
as business of Importance will come before
the society.
A letter from Mr.. J. S. Patterson, the
superintendent, inform' US that the Yer
mont building on the Centennial grounds IS
completed and will be opened to-day.
Rev. II. T. Hall of Plttsford preached at
Sutherland Falls yesterday afternoon. A
Sunday-school has been formed at this
place, B. F. Taylor superintendent.
The train over the Addison railroad will,
commencing to-day, leave Leicester Junction
on the arrival of the Boston mail train,
instead of on the arrival of the New York
express.
1t has been suggested that the stores close
Memorial day afternoon, and that industrial
establishments also give employees chance
to participate in, or at least to witness the
ceremonies.
Murray Theatrical Company will open
at the town hall on Thursday evening, and
will con tinue fer six evenings. The COM
pany is well spoken of by the press of
Montreal, St. Adams and Burlington.
Master Mechanic George Howe, of the
Portland and Ogaensburg railroad, form
erly of Rutland, is again attending to bus
ness, although still suffering from a squeeze
he received between the locomotive and
depot platform at ST. Johnsbury some
weeks ago.
In the military almanac it says about
this time look out for flowers to decorate
the graves of our dead comrades, and
every man, woman and child who has any
patriotism, will contribute his or her
quota OF the gifts Of Flora for this sa-
cred purpose on next Tuesday morning.
An alarm OF fire was given Saturday
evening about eleven o'clock. The alarm
came from West street, near East creek
bridge. The fire companies started for the
spot, but were met at the railroad crossing
and told that the fire was all out. Just
what burned isn't quite clear, there being
some doubt whether there was q fire at all.
man named James Mulloney was ar
rested by night Waterman Michael Hu:sey
Saturday night in the railroad yard. AS
Mr.. Hussey and MCGOWAN were taking
him up Madison street, party interfered,
throwing large stone at the officers, and
the prisoner escaped. He lost his cap, and
in the morning when he returned for it.,
the officer arrested him. Policeman Hus-
sey fired his revolver at the crowd, and
they left at once.