The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
LOCAL aLoBULts.

uGld 1865
Meeting of the Union hose company at
Nickwackett hall for practice at 7:30 this
evening.
Mrs. NJ. p. Flack was reported as better
yesterday and hopes are entertained of her
recovery.
Special meeting of Nickwackett hose
company this evening for business and
practice at 7:15 sharp.
The testimony in the case of the Steam
Stone Gutter company VS.. Sheldons and
Sla'on was flushed yesterday.
1t s said that the boot and shoe stores
will this evening follow the example of
the grocers and keep open as usual.
Meeting of Cramton hose at 7:30 this
evening for practice. Members are re.
quested to be present in running uniform.
Special meeting of II. H. Baxter hose
company at 7.30 this evening. Every
member is requested to be present with
running suit.
Several members of Mr.. J. B. Harris
family and Mr.. and Mrs ]. Gibson John
son s'arled yesterday morning to drive to
Fort Cassin.
During the severe shower yesterday af.
ternoon the lightning was very vivid and
must have struck near the village, though
no damage is reported.
Mrs. Molloy, the temperance orator, has
nearly recovered from her recent lines
and will probably fulfill her engagement il
Rutland during the summer.
New potatoes are just coming into mar
Iet. The crop is said to be excellent de
spite the bugs, and unless there should he
rJt the price will be cheap.
Mr.. James Dillon entered upon his dc
ties as porter at the B4rdwell house yes,er
day, He has been 10 the service of tn
Lake Dunmore house for the last fey
months and until it was burned.
When tie mixed train from Eagle Bridg
came in yesterday afternoon during h
severe shower the rain beat through tn
roof of the car so that every available um
brella or parasol in the car was raised.
The Troy Times thinks that: "The 'col
meeting link may be a straw, with a bo
flushed face hat of Times editor al OF
erd of it, aud little ice, and nutmeg, al
6 milk, and sugar, and one thing and al
: o her la good deal of that last at Il
> other"
d Toe pools on the races which take pla,
); to-day sold last evening quite we'll II
fav1rite horses we're Llala Rookh, Arth
and Harry. 1t is rumored that there is b
liule difference between these three hors
and the local excitement seems to be qu
a. considerable relative 10 to-day races.
AS freight train was crossing the hi
bridge at Center Rutland yesterday jor
pal on the engine broke throwing treg
car of upon the ties, in which position
drawn across the bridgs, cutting sol
Of the ties nearly In two. If the tres
was not stronger than Is usually suppos
1t would have broken and let the car do
into the stream.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell no,
"a are Chief Justice John Perpoint. V
u GENES, Hon. Ii. II. Wheeler, Uni
- States judge, Jamaica, Hon. b. B. Small
clerk of the United States district cot
Burlington, Gen. George p. Foster, Uni
) States marshal, F. Bixby and son, Mo
pelier, Chauncey Smith and family, Boet
No No W. @. Crippin, principal of the state L
Ose NAL school, johnson, b. II. Baldv
Ma his Whitehall, Horace NJ. Ruggles, New 70
n.y. Rev. r. d. Pierce, Poultney, FIJI
Evans and family, Philadelphia, d.
4, Hackett, Brandon. Adm Thayer, Hoo
Falls, N. Y.
Patrick McCue was yesterday brou
- before Justice G. w. Warren charged "
an assault with intent to kill on John Pal
it,, at West Rutland on Thursday nj
last. About dozen witnesses were
amined, some of whom thought Nc
on,. carried pistol and others who thought
e. fred one, but there being no evidence o.
assault, he was discharged. 1t is con
uaiion of the McCue-Paton ieud, Pat
ader Cue being brother of Barney who
shot by John Patton last summer, and
2, John Patton being son of the one in st
: . prison. w. G. Veazey appeared as pr
lion. cutor for States Attorney G. NJ. FL
ACE and L. W. RediDgton for the defense.
The following is the list of arrivals a,
Berwick house yesterday
j. g. Bernard Brooklyn, o. w.
mock Boston, II. A. Graves Brandon,
Archer New York, Benz. C. Fisher
|. wife Maiden, Mass, A. W. Norton
York, l.. ii. Cook Stamford, Conn,
'ents Sampson Albany, Capt. G. Il. Doane 4
II per Me, X q. Carlrle Boston, II. d. Spo
& Son Poughkeepsie, G. Smith Chatl
&C, N. Y, Warren j. Litchfield, Hills
Bridge, @. T. Myrick, Worcester, M
]. G. Lyman Woodstock, VT, John
Smith Montreal, John Wilmine Roche
~ W. w. Smiley Buffalo, w. X. Armstl
. Detroit. Daniel AOrten Burlington, I
~ Jones Saratoga Springs. Vim. CT
~ Springfield, Mass, b. w. Burpee SYRIA
K. Rider New York, Prof. Cbas. Fnl
mons New York, J. B Rogers Jamest
acks. N. Y y. j. Myers and two children
the land. Ohio,