The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-03
LOCAL GLOBULeS.

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A large crowd watched the different hose
companies as they were running last even
ing
Wednesday is legal holiday, and notes
falling due on that day must be paid to-
day.
Regular monthly meeting Of the Union
hook and ladder company this evening at
s o'clock.
We have received q note from Mr. Ii.
w. Love, saying he is not connected with
the Herald.
Williams college commencement occurs
this week. A number of Rutland alumni
will attend.
Hon. James Barrett and James G. Bar
rett, of Woodstock, were at the Bardwell
house last night.
The Bennington county court closed Its
session yesterday. Judge Dunton returned
home last evening.
DR.. J. D. Hanrahan removed yesterday
from Washington street to his new house
on Prospect street.
The water will be shut of from Wash
ington street and the south end of Mer-
chants Row, to-day.
The Union hose company are requested
to meet at Nickwackett hall this evening
at o'clock for practice.
Jas. Fitzgerald has opened a grocery
store in the building erected by him at the
corner of Wales and Center streets.
Special meeting of II. H. Baxter hose
this evening a, S:l5. Every member is re-
quested to be present. Business of impor-
lance.
We have heard of the old man who re-
fused to take the village paper because he
said it made his boy unsteady. He has
since died.
Mrs. Charles s. Dana and her daughter,
who was recently graduated at Vassar col
lege, have been passing few days at Col.
Geo. A. Merrill's.
The person who found pocket book on
Monday, between Howe street and Mer.
, chants row, will find an owner by calling
at THE GLOBE Office
One of the best of our exchanges, the
Daily Saratogian, has been enlarged and
will be published in the morning the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr.. John Q Ryan was brought before
justice Warren yesterday morning ant
pleaded gully to breach of the peace ant
was fined 50 90 and costs.
The stage from Rutland to Stockbridge
which has heretofore left Rutland at 1:3,
p. M, will hereafter leave at 2:30 p. m
Mr. Esterbrock, the long time proprietor
sill runs this line.
Look out for persons seeking assistanc
who represent themselves to b sufferer
by the st. John and Marblehead fires
!. They are tramps and should be treated q
such. No tales Of d. tress so heartrendin
as those narrated by Adventures of thi
!, class.
David Haynes, Will Ripley and Fletche
Proctor, are arranging for pleasant boa
: lag trip down Otter Creek from Su herlan
= Falls TO Lake Champlain- through tn
3 lake to Whitehall, aud from thai plac
back by rail to Rutland. They have mad
arrangements Tor carriage of their bot
around the falls at Middlebury and We
IS gennes, and will wait for a tow boat
10 Fort Cassin for Whitehall. They inten
Q to start next Monday and make tw
weeks trip. camping out at night and ha'
ing a good time generally.
The ladies OF the Catholic church in Fai
haven have made ARA gements f r an e.
cursion from R 'tllnd and intermediate St
tioLs to Whitehall by train, and thence /
steamer to WGstport, N. Y, on Saturda
July Z. Special train will leave Ru,lar
on that morning at o'clock, and relurnil
In the evening, arriving at 9;15 o'cloc
. Mr.. Peter F. McManus will have charge
the excursion from Rutland and tickets C,
u be procured from him. For rates and pa
4 ticulars sec advertisement in another CT
Z. umn.
+ Tonight, as the clock strick twely
midnight, the Gouger Hill guards, to 4
number of five hundred, will parade 4
IT. principal streets Of the town. They W
re start from the foot Of Main street up
es Washington, down Washington to MI
chauts' row, from Merchants row to Ce
ter, from Center to Main, from Main
West, down West to Merchants row, fro
there to Evelyn street, from Evel
through Nab' aska, when they will para
the principal streets there, and on their
turn will parade Grove street, Cots
- street, etc., marching up town where tn
will disbsnd at an early hour.
July was originally the fifth month
the Roman year, and thence denomina
Quintitis. In tie Alban calender 1t ha
''' complement of SO days. Romulus reduC
1t to 81, and Nuna to 80 days, and It ste
\ thus for many centuries. AT length it '
restored to 81 days by julius Cesar, "
felt q personal interest In 1t as his ma
month. After the death of this great
former of the calendar, Mark Ante
J changed the name to July, In honor of
family name of Cesar. The Saxons cal