The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-03
LOCAL MENTION.


Slightly warm.
Wales street is being repaired.
Hon. j. b. Grinnell of Iowa, is In town.
We learn that Horace Ii. Dyer is serious.
ly i'll.
A new cross.walk has been laid at the
foot of Grove street.
Be sure and attend the mass meeting at
the town hall this evening.
"Take him by the west and pull him off
the ticket" is the popular expression now a
days.
The headquarters of the district COM
mlttee will be at room No. Bardwell
house.
Miss Alice, Oldest daughter of Evelyn
Pierpont, is dangerously i'll at Clarendon
Springs.
N. G. Hyde of Poultney, grand master
of the Oddfellows of Vermont, was in town
last evening.
The rubbish south OF the Bates house is
cleared up, greatly to the relief of timid
people who drive.
Miss Mcconnell, grand daughter of
George w. Chaplin, from California, Is in
town visiting friends.
Mr.. Horace p. Sheldon returned to town
from months vacation spent In Manches-
tel, Mass, yesterday.
Services were held IN Trinity chapel yes
terday morning for the first time, large
congregation being present.
The ladies are cordially invited to be
present at the meeting of the Hayes aud
Wheeler club at the town hall this even
ing.
Irwin Whitcomb was brought before
Justice II. W. Porter Tuesday and fined
$40 and costs each on two cases tor keep
ing lager beer with intent to sell.
The regular communication of Center
lodge. No 81, F. & A. NJ, will be held
this Thursday evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
Master masons are cordially invited.
The nomination of Gen. Benjamin AL
word to be paymaster general with the rank
of brigadier general, sent to the senate
some time ago, was yesterday confirmed.
James Rooney was brought up yesterday
for throwing stones at Warren Smith, not
of Rutland village, but of Sugar Hollow
The witnesses being minus, the case was held
over.
Sheriff S. w. Stimson of Windsor coun-
ty left Rutland this morning for ST. AL
bans where Hickory, the suspected party
in the Whitesville robbery, is under arrest
waiting his arrival.
A. H. Danforth, as will be seen by the
report of the Keene races, won first money
in the 2:35 race Tuesday with the horse
'Rob Fulton" He won the last three
heats. Time, 2;374, 2;379, 240.
1t is generally understood that Edwin
Martindale, Esq, of Wallingford, peremp-
torily declines the nomination for assistant
judge of the county court rendered him by
two members of the republican county
convention.
James Butler, OF Clarendon, while NOW
ing with an improved Wood mower Mon
daw, left his team moment unhitched
when they ran and so improved the now
er that Mr. Butler was obliged to purchase
new one.
William S. Weeks, ESQ.,, of Clarendon,
withdraws his declinaton as q candidate
for assistant judge of the Rutland county
court, and submits the question to repub-
lican county convention to be called fol
that purpose.
A journal on the engine coming dowr
on the evening train last evening became
heated at Middlebury. An engine wal
telegraphed to come from Rutland and me-
the train at Brandon and brought down thu
cars, one hour late.
TIE GLOBE was the first, If not the only
party IN Rutland, and probably in Yer
mont, to recognize the admission of Color
ado as state into the Union. A new
star was added to the field, representing
the 'centennial state" and again the ina
tional flag was thrown to the breeze.
Testimony was yesterday taken at the
office of Prout, Simons & Walker in thu
case of the Fairhaven national bank agalns
John l.. Hammond of Orwell, II. L. Clarl
of Castleton master. Prout, Simons 4
Walker and Dunton & Veazey appeared
for the plaintiff, Stewart & Eldridge an
Il. j. Ormsbee for the defendant.
Trinity Church,