The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1929
j. & T. Caden have q new advertisement
this morning.
The Woman's temperance union will
meet in the Baptist vcstry this afternoon
at Q o'clock.
The Mendelssohn society have q rehear-
sal Friday evening, and a public soiree
next Tuesday.
Fred N. Brown, master mechanic of the
Panama railroad, arrived in town yester-
day, on brief visit.
The Rutland free reading room will be
opened this morning in the room under the
National bank of Rutland.
Vicinity items from East Hubbrrdton,
Fairhaven, South Londonderry, Vergennes
Wells will be found on the outside.
A special meeting of Washington engine
company, No. 2 will be held at their hall
this evening q! o'clock, for practice.
Tuesdays and portion of Wednesdays
proceedings of the Vermont Sabbath school
convention at Poultncy will be found on
the fourth page.
Dunn & Cramton advertise lawn mowers
and variou, other articles that are needed
to keep peace in the family,in another part
of this mornings issue.
The pupils of the Rutland military insti-
tute start for o trip to Killngton at ten
o'clock this morning. They will camp on
the mountain two nights before returning.
George w. Stewart, formerly and for
mauy years conductor on the Rutland rail
road, will have charge of the free reading
room. An excellent selection.
Nckwacket engine company were out
for practice in the park on Court square
last evening-tirst time this season. They
F.. had 80 men on the brake, and threw 1872
feet.
The regular communication of Center
lodge No. 81, +. and A. NJ, will be held
I at Masonic hall this Tuesday, evening at
1880 o'clock. Master masons are cordially
invited.
SO great was the rush Of the "unterri-
fled," yesterday, for Montpelier, that an
extra car was placed on the northern bound
train, on the Rutland railroad, for their &C.
commodation.
4 Honora Hsssett, mother of Mrs. Kate
Reidy, who was struck by an engine in the
yard last Saturday, died last evening, aged
s,venty-seven years. The funeral will be
attended Friday.
j.. R. Randall. V. G. Myerhoffer and
Garvin Motfat, representing the defeated
wing of Rutland fierce democracie," are
in attendance upon the democratic state
convention at Montpelier.
Deacon Es.ey, OF Brattleboro, and his
ayant coureur, Lieutenant Geo. w. Hook
er, were in town yesterday. The deacon
attended the Sunday school convention at
Poultney, and the arGnt c0ureur was en-
deavoring to fix things"
Hon. George II. Bigelow of Burlington.
one of the delegates at large to the repub-
lican national convention, left for Cincn-
natl last evening, by way of Boston and
Philadelphia Col. w. G. VeazeY and
Hon. NJ. S. Colburn leave on Saturday
next.
John Cain, S. P. Whitney, j. d. Hama
han, Samuel Hayward, William B. Thrall,
Orrin Thomas, John Csden, Dennis f.
Mullen, Francis Fem and jeremiah G..
Thornton, delegates from Rutland to the
democratic state convention, left for Mont
pelier yesterday.
Ia an investigation held by Superinten-
dent Hobart as to the causes of the late &C.
cident at Randolph, blame was attached to
Conductor John Casey and Ephram Clark:
brakeman, both OF whom were discharged
from the Central Vermont service. And
in connection with the order for their dis-
charge, the Adcertiser says that an order
was issued that all men employed on the
road must be totally abstinent men, whether
on or off duty; any one working on the
road being known to drink liquor is to be
discharged instantly.