The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-17
LOCAL GL0BULIs.

Fred Lttlefeld left for Panama Satur-
day.
Rodney Hubbard was yesterday fined SO |
and costs for breach of the peace.
Special meeting of the Nickwacket hose
company at 7l5, sharp, for practice.
A reduction in the price of lager beer Is
now one of the "issues' in Cincinnati.
Charles w. Bennett enters upon his du-
ties as porter at the Bates house to day.
There was more life on the street last
night than there has been before in some
time.
Charles A. Curtis, president of Norwich
university, is in town visiting the several
graduates of the university.
The members of l.. G. Kingsley hose
company are requested to meet this even
ing at 1870 o'clock for practice.
Watermelons are in the market, a liber-
al supply of cholera morbus being thrown
in to accommodate regular customers
The handsome new piano that adorns the
Bates house parlor was purchased through
the well known and reliable firm OF Nc
Clure & Hall.
Mr. Charles Bateman, the well known
engineer, who has been for many months in
The employ of The Panama railroad, arrived
home yesterday.
While you are examining your half-dol-
lars just take look a, the ten cent coins
and you will no doubt be rewarded by tind-
ing some lead ones.
A young son of Emmett Tower on Mon
day while attempting to jump over fence
fell and broke an arm. He was attended
by DR.. John A. Mead.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1t is reported, lie
soon to erect monument over the grave
of his father, William Emerson, in the old
cemetery at Center Rutland
An exchange FAYE, Cinnamon about to
testify in court swear not on the Bible but
on a chicken. There is some sense in this
for b. arding house spring chicken is al
old as the Pentateuch.
The Rutland band are prscticing nightly
and are producing some excellent music
They will soon make public appearance
A good band ought to be sustained by tn
people of Rutland. Hardly another plac
: of lis size in the country is without goo,
: band.
:. The Delaware and Hudson canal CON
;. psny, the Lake Champlain navigation CON
, psny and the Glen's Falls stage company
have invited the editors of Albany, Troy
: Saratoga and vicinity, to grand excuI
sion trip to Fort Ticonderoga and throug
: Lake George on the new steamer Hurico
y on Wednesday of this week.
Timothy d donovan, while Stacking cal
in the yard, Monday morning, was caugl
by the hips between Two cars and bad
crushed, though no bones we're brokei
DR.. E. A. Pond attended him and he wi
soon recover. He is brother to Hem
Donovan who was killed by the cars
Dorset last year.
Friday was an eventful day among Il
"a local fishermen. E. r. Greene took fro
d pond ten trout weighing sixteen pound
- Samuel Terrill took 1872 trout in Furna
brook, weighing sixteen pounds and Il
ounces. l.. l. Persons and two brothe
fished at the head of Cold river, und
Killingtop, catching AVG, which weigh
Is; eighteen pounds. Charles L. Ross caug
ose twenty-nine, and other sportsmen were OF
his Michael =. Lynch, conductor on the
w. Sc Il. division, died of consumption at
home at Pittsford Quarry, July IA, at
carly age of go. He has lived in Rutla
since his youth, and many of his compa
, ions will deeply regret his sudden dea,
He had been ill for some months previo
to his death. His remains were broue
from his home to st. Peter church, RI
land, where funeral services were held, a
thence deposited at West Rutland cen
NE. terry. His relatives are much bereavCd
3 the unexpected departure of one who "
greatly esteemed.
mn Notwithstanding the additional compe
der ton in the hotel business, the Berwi
seems to sustain its full share oe the pit
, lie patronage, and among the arrivals y
terdsy were the following.
on, @. II. Dunton, st. Louis, A d. Barna
ICE Boston, j. 4, Newcomb, New York,
w. Crane, Springfield, o. X. JohnsC
Boston, f. II, Hadley, Hugh Woodbu
Wallingtord, r. W. Cushman, Detroit,
Heyman, Albany, J. s. Coherd, TT,
A. E. TillinGtam, Shoreham, A.
Roper, G. q. Campbell, st. Alba
II. J. RaHdall and son, New Yo
G. w. Brett, Montreal, C. D. Math
'nts Boston, DR.. T. ID. Flanders, North Tt
NOR bridge, Miss Flanders, North Tunbridl
f. F. Favor, Boston, Frances ]. VIII
Middlebury, J. c. Stopple, Middlebu
J. II. Staley, Cincinnati. VIM. Ii. Mart
Cincinnati. II. II. Sewell, Bellows Fa
Bernard Douglass, Boston, D. A. Adar
" New York, Edward Smith, Pttsford, JIG
u. Bartlett, Boston, A. ID. Long and wi
\ Pa. 3. M. Nichols, Montreal, w A Skim
~ Orwell, &c. Q. Wheaton, Pittsford, w.
Andrews, Pittsburg. Jno. r. Pat,ers
New York, Martin W. Smith, Poultn,
cks. James Morehead, Troy, Frank o. Re-
the wife and boy, Fabyan, N. H., d. Shi
Leroy, N. Y, VIM. II. Anderson, Wal
/ n NJ