The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-19
LOCAL GLOBULEs.

God lO5
A hornpipe and fife in the streets at
tracted considerable attention yesterday.
The Cramton hose were out practising
last evening, preparatory to the Whitehall
muster.
Harry B. Warden, late of the Parker
house, Boston, is to be chief clerk of the
Bates house.
Special meeting of the Nickwackett en-
CINE this evening at 7:l5 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
The annual rental of pevs takes place at
the Congregational church at seven o'clock
Wednesday evening.
Lieut.. Gov. Proctor has started trout
pond with 500 trout, on his marble prop
erty at Sutherland Falls.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany's directors are making q tour Of in
spection over all the roads.
Col. A. T. Danton has sold out his res
taurant business at the Bellows Falls de-
pot to o. L. Slader, formerly of Rutland.
Miss Louise Alvord, daughter of Pay
| master General Alvord, is spending the
summer at the residence of her grandfather,
Mr.. Henry Mussey.
The Washington engine company of
Middlebury had new and handsome en-
CINE of the well known Waterford make
pass through Rutland yesterday.
Gould s. Pollard have an advertisement
this morning calling attention to their
large stock of clothing and hate, and their
remarkably cheap prices. Give them a
call.
Mis-, Carrie M. Kilburn, daughter Of ].
B. Kilburn, who has been teaching French
and painting in a seminary in Pennsyl-
vania the past year, is at home for the sum.
mer.
The festival of the Congregational Sun
day school will be repeated tomorrow
evening with straw berries and Sinesoaugh's
ice cream. The musical entertainment will
be the same as before.
People should remember that there is az
ordinance prohibiting horses and cattle run
ming at large In the streets. Bartholomew
Collins was fined % 90 and costs yesterday
for allowing horses on the streets.
DR.. A. j. Hare Is TO return TO Boston
this week. His Office furniture is for sal,
until Thursday, by ]. II. Remington
Among 1t are carpets, two very convenien
and handsome Office desks, sofa, chaira
ETC., all at remarkably cheap prices.
E. Morton Smith, Vermont represents
tive of the Boston Journal, was in tow
yesterday on bis way to join the Massschu
sets press association at Whitehall. Tn
ASSOCIATION conclude their junketing triI
by going home through Hoosac tunnel to
day.
There will be literary entertainment q
the Reform club rooms Wednesday even
ing, the last under the management OF tn
present committee, who have performe
their duties so we'll. There will also be
business meeting, at which business of i'm
portance is to be transacted, and full al
tendance 10 desired.
Miss Hattie N. Smith of Ludlow, VIII
will be pleasantly remembered in Rutlan
by her careful and correct singing durin
her engagement at Trinity church, close
a her connection with Burr and Burton SEN
mary, where she has been teaching vocs
9 and instrumental music the past year, wit
II a grand concert last evening.
In another column will be found the az
dress issued by DR.. E. K. Phelps, pres
. dent, and c. II. Gilchrist, of the local con
mittee of Windsor, inviting the citizens {
the several tows represented to join in Ii
arrangements for the celebration of the 4
of July. 1t is a mstter of great interest ,
Vermonters, and it is hoped the towns il
terested will respond.
The drum corps OF the Rutland miltar
\ were out giving their parting serenades b
fore going into camp for the summer
Lake Dunmore. They visited Gov. Page
!. Col. Veazey's, Gen. L. G. KingRley's ar
r TIE GLOBE Office. They have added "
comets and an alto horn to their drums ar
now furnish very pleasing music. The
r leave for their camp Wednesday mornin
. The prospect for reopening the readir
90 room is not good, but it is thought il Il
small subscribers would come forward wi
their subscriptions promptly 1t might
done. The committee want 5000 to me
the expenses for the coming year, and tn,
should have 1t. ANY person wishing
subscribe to the fund can send his name
., G. H. Granger or any member of the col
mittee.
Forest street was the scene of SOL
champion screaming yesterday. John Ca
70 roll was fined for intoxication and said h
mother would pay the hue. He was Q
cordingly taken home, when instead
paying his bill, his mother placed her "
Y hands on her knees and gave vent to a
rles of screams which for far reaching pow
. aud s.artlingness Gabriel and his trur
need hardly hope to excel. Finding tt
she did no: frighten the officers she
J. length paid the fine and released her son.
go Mr.. Allen Of Wallingford was in unui
ally good luck yesterday. Coming to X,
land to trade he lost his pocket book. &C
tanning $s7, In Clarendon. He did 1
. miss 1t till he reached Rutland and tn
supposed he had left 1t at home. When