The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-19
LOCAL GLOBULPS.

GCid 1908.
Well executed counterfeit So and $40
bills, national currency, are in circulation.
Special meeting of Sheldon hose COM
pany for business and practice at 7;l5 this
evening.
The IL. II. Baxter hoae company prac-
ticed last evening, making 80 rods with
eleven men in 1923. The Kingsleys also ran
aud made 1879.
The well-known horse Highland Grey
was sold in Boston, on Tuesday, to a gen.
tleman from Portland, Maine, for the large
sum of eleven thousand dollars.
Regular meeting of Union hose company
at their hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
Every member is requested.to be present,
as business of importance will be brought
| before the meeting.
The Methodist Sabbath school had an
enjoyable picnic in Pierpoint's grove yes
terday. Tables were spread under the
trees, and the party amused themselves
with croquet and other games.
LosT-Y esterday, either on the fair
ground or on Strong's avenue, pair of
gold-rimmed near sighted eyeglasses, 10 a
tin case. A liberal reward will be paid for
their return to the store of J. Q. Ryan.
A special train of three passenger cars
filled with picnic party from Wallingford
bound fer Lake Bomoseen, passed through
Rutland yesterday morning, and returned
about seven in the evening number of
Rutland people Joined the party here.
The Woman's christian temp, rance
union should come at three o'clock this p.
m. to the Congregational chapel. Items OF
business are calling loudly for attention
all who would have voice in everything
of Importance to our union are expected tC
be present, ready for prompt action.
At the invitation of Superintendent
Theodore VOORHEES, of the Saratoga di
vision, a party of about seventy, consis,
ing of railroad officials and editors from
Troy, Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga
Whitehall and Rutland, yesterday took
trip through Lake George by way of III
conderoga, and returning by way of Glen
Falls. The occasion was most enjoy
able one. An extended account will ar
pear hereafter.
Two boys about fifteen years of aG
5 were yesterday brought before Justice c
: w. Warren and fined one dollar and cost
> amounting to about so each, for stealth
d papers from THE GLOBE press room. Tt
: fine was made as light as possible at the r
qucst of the publishers, who stated thi
- they simply wanted to make an example
them for the benefit of boys Who have el
= gagged in this kind of pilfering. Boys wi
- steal papers from the door steps of SUI
scribers will be dealt with according 10 Il
law if they continue their thieving or err
tions.
At a meeting of the Reform club, la
evening, President Woodhouse announce
the appointment of the following comm
tees On finance, Vice. President w.
johnson, L. G. Needham, Ii. G. Morr
on visiting, Mrs. f. NJ. Edgerlon, hi
Anna I. Patch, Mrs. o. w. Currit
q Joseph Crocker, Thomas Mound, F.
u Kimball literary committee, A. A. Del
ing, II. G. Morris, A. M. Harris, Mrs.
NJ. Edgerton, Miss Anna j. Southwic
Important measures were acted upo
among them being the remission of t
70 dues OF all members in arrears July 1st
no The case of Geo G. Thrall va. John V
TO Cramton, assignee of b. X. Chase, was Z
BY. cided yesterday by Judge Wheeler, in fav
of Mr.. Thrall. This decision establishes
lien upon Chase's half of the "Grove bloc
! for one half of the debts of Thrall a
Chase, and also for the balance of accou
r due from Chase to Thrall in respect
their partnership transactions concerni
the block. Its effect will be to re III
somewhat the assets of Mr.. Chase's esti
in bankruptcy, and to relieve MIR. Thr
from considerable burden Prou,,
nts mons ard Walker for Thrall J. G. Bal
for Cramton.