The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-08
LOCAL GL0BULEs.

practice last evening.
Kit Carson had full house at West
Rutland last evening.
Mr.. Bailey of the Middlebury REGISTER
was in town yesterday.
SEQ for EN-" Read Higgins new adj
vertisement in this mornings GLOBE.
Trains leave for the trade sale of marble
at Center Rutland at 7;20 this morning
and 1;15 this afternoon.
Keran Mooney, of Middletown, arrested
Saturday, yesterday found bail in the sum
of $500, and was released.
Rutland, Burlington and Montpelier are
the only places in Vermont where Henry
Ward Beecher will lecture
Mr.. E. H. Phelps of the Springfield
Union was in town yesterday, and gave the
editorial rooms of THE GLOBE visit.
A. G. Bates is in Missouri visiting some
lead mines in which he is interested and
will probably extend his trip to Colorado
before his return.
The steam yacht for Lake Bomoseen ar
rived last evening on the eastern train. 1t
is beauty, and will sail the waters of the
silver lake in gallant style.
The price of sewing machines will doubt
less take sudden drop soon as the last
patent expired May LIST, and anyone has a
right to manufacture hem.
The selection of James M. Putnam for
chief of police is a most excellent appoint
ment. His experience in similar positions
admirably fiis Lin for the place.
4 party of Rutland sportsmen have Sc
cured the fishing privileges of several miles
of the stream at Hewitt's mills, and it is
understood that they posted the stream
yesterday.
Those who ought to know say that it is
more satisfaction TO pull a ten ounce trout
out of shady nook out of sight of the
highway on Sunday than to hear the most
eloquent sermon.
The Bardwell, last evening, was quite
lively, a large number of the marble men
being quartered there, and there was far
more commercial talk than Rutland IS Of
ten accustomed to hear.
G. G. Dunn and wife, formerly of this
place, but now residents of Black River
Falls, Wisconsin, arrived in town yester-
day. They intend spending several weeks
in Rutland and vicinity.
The steam yacht "Naomi," which is to be
put upon lake Bomoseen will not leave the
railroad yard until 1890 this morning, and
any person desiring to inspect it will have
an opportunity to do SO.
The re-appointment of r. N. Patch as
street commissioner will be gratifying to a
large majority of the people, as he has
given great satisfaction in his admins.
tration of this department the past year.
Remember that you can learn all about
the war in Europe for twelve cents week
by having THE DAILY GLOBE left at your
house. The people are fast finding out tina,
The GLOBE is what they want for a meWs-
paper.
The reelection of Walter G. Landon az
chief engineer of the fire department is 6
merited compliment to one who has served
faithfully and energetically, for severa
years, and to the great acceptance of the
fremen and the people.
Special assembly of Killington com
mandry of Knights Templar this, Tues
day, evening at 7;30 o'clock. Members Of
the commandry will appear in full uni
form. Sir Knights OF the order are court
eously invited to attend.
There will be regular encampment Of
Roberts Post No. IA, department of Yer
mont G. A. r., this evening, at Odd Eel.
lows hall, to make arrangement for the
proper observance of Decoration day. A
fell attendance is desired.
David Oney, jr. was arrested by Officers
Hussey and Stearns last evening for being
drunk and making disturbance around the
Berwick house. lie was very much dis.
posed to show fight and caused the officers
considerable trouble, but was at last &C.
cured.
Seats for the lecture by Henry Ward
Beecher, here, May 21st, will be placed OF
sale at futile e. companys book store
Saturday next, at 0 a. m. Price rs cents
with no extra charge for reserving. Per
sons out of town wishing to be sure Of
good seats should send in their orders by
mail on or before that time.
Preston Sheldon, M. D., formerly Of
Middlebury and for some time medica
student with DIR. @. l.. Allen here, was il
town yesterday. He graduated in Marcel
from the New York Physicians and
Surgeons college, ard is located IN New
York. He is passing few days among hi
friends at Middlebury and here.
A correspondent from FairhaVen writes
"The new departure of THE GLOBE meet
the appreciation Of it's numerous reader
here. There can be but small addition
to the subscription list here, as The GLoDI
has been read by every man, woman ant
child in town since its commencement
The GLOBE has taken the same position il
Fairhaven that il was said that the New
York Tribune took in Vermont during iii,
| life of Horace Greeley"
Mr.. George Ratledge, formerly Rut
land painter, but now in New York, hal