The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-31
LOCAL GLOBULEs.
God 1861

MI. Ivan E. Morawski will probably re.
turn to Rutland in September and form a
class in vocal music.
James H. Dyer is adding a piazza to his
residence on Main street, and otherwise i'm
proving the premises.
Rev. George L. Walker, d. D., of Brat
tleboro, declines the professorship of theol-
ogy in the Bangor theological seminary.
Hon. William Porter Cady, drum major
Of the Rutland county battalion Of Veter-
ans, has returned, after an absence of a few
days.
The funeral Of Charles e. Jackman will
be attended from the residence of Mrs. r.
A. Jackman at Castleton, at five o'clock
this afternoon.
MIR. ]. Barnes of Sh ewsbury is now
canvsssing Rutland for the "Life of Gen.
Custer" and the "Life of Ann Eliza Young"
the nineteenth wife of Brigham Young.
A fiat, chased gold sleeve button was
lost IN the street on Monday evening. The
person finding the same will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at the GLOBE office.
Members OF Vermont lodge No. /,
Knights of Pythias are requested to meet
at their hall this afternoon at half-past
three to attend the funeral of Charles Z.
Jackman at Castleton.
Lottie E. Fowler, trance medium, is
stopping at the Bardwell house. She was
in Rutland eight years ago, since when she
has visited Europe and been highly spoken
of by English and other papers.
The engine Mountain Boy" on the Rut
land division, Major A. Ross, engineer
made the run from Rutland to Burlington
in one hour aud thirty-eight minutes, IN
GLIDING the time in making eight stops.
While unloading a car of rails, in the de
pot, Monday afternoon, a rail fell on thu
foot of James Lyon of Bennington, crush
ing the toe 30 that amputation was neces
sary. 1t was performed by DR.. J. d. Han
rahan.
The Carter boy mentioned in connection
with the taking away of the team of Mr.
Freeman of Wallingtord, says he did no
take the team, but the LOTUS boy instigate,
the affair and was the prime mover in til
matter.
The Reform club has made arrange
ments for John A. Nichols to address ther
at their club room Wednesday evening
There will also be literary and musical eS
e%rcises. The Gazette will be postpone
one week.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph CON
psny are now making arrangements to eS
tend their line from Saratoga to Whitehall
Offices will be opened at Fort Edward
Whitehall and Fairhaven. They have
man on the proposed extension making Al
engagements Troy PreeS.
Testimony will be taken at the Bardwe
house to-day in the case of the EureE
marble company US. the Windsor manufat
turing company, before Royal Tyler, ma
ter of Brattleboro. l.. nj. Reed and G. \
Davenport of Brattleboro appear for Il
orators and j. N. Edminster for the d
Tense.
The name, or at least the assumed nam
of the old man who won the foot race Sa
urday is out. He is matched for a race
Burlington Friday as j. Rush. His OPP
nent is r. s. Alden of Montreal, and II
purse $3.50. Mr.. Shaw, his hacker, a
mits that he is a professional runner al
has won several races as Rush.
Mr.. David Shortsleeve, for some yea
foreman in Mr.. Thomas Ross shop, b
started on his own account, renting part
the old Davis mill from Charles p. Hari
s. Co. His well known skill as a mechani
! together with his good character as a ma
will doubtless help him to a generous sha
i of the patronage of the public. His advt
2 tisement will be found in another column.
The rain Monday morning was very ge
2 eral through southwestern Vermont, al
more severe both north and south of RI
Z land than in town. An afternoon dispat
: from bennington Gays: Soon after m
! night at Bennington rain commenced pou
, ing in a food, and continued until MOI
! ing. Immense damage has been done
growing crops along the valley betwe
z here and Rutland. Otter creek has ov,
. flowed, and is swapping all before 1t
the vicinity Of Dandy and Wallingford.
. A lively runaway occurred on Merchar
row yesterday afternoon. Mrs. DIR. La
: ton was driving down Grove street VIII
the holdback broke and let the carria
3 strike the horse. Then began a lively RAJ
) the horse trying to get away and the
dies doing their best to hold him. In I
3 middle of Merchants row a young m
. caught the horse, climbed upon his ba
and succeeded In stopping him, no da
ACE heinp done TO anv one.