The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-25
LOCAL GLoBULIs.

LOCAL GL0BULkB.
God 1861
Coal sells at Vergennes at So rs per ton.
Leaves are fast rpenipg and beginning
to drop.
Sunday excursions are made from YER
gennes to Plattsburgh, N. Y.
William X. Sheldon of the University of |
| Vermont Is home on vacation.
Ex-Gov. Page left for st. Adams last |
evening TO attend the railroad trial.
No mails haye been received in Rutland
from west of Buffalo for two nights
Tue annual meeting of the Rutland rail-
road takes place on Thursday at 3 o'clock
p. m.
1t lie rumored that another hose race will
take place at Westport, N. Y, the last of
this month
Gen. H. Fl. Baxter, accompanied by his
con, left yesterday for a short sojouln at
tie sea shore.
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railroad troubles.
The Union hose company will meet at
Nickwackett hall this evening at 1870
O'Clock, for practice.
Hon. T. w. Park and Hon. c. E.
Houghton were in town yesterday and went
to St. Adams last evening.
The billiard match between Joseph Dion
and William Sexton did not take place last
evening, there being no audience.
The Arst pears green and hard enough
to make the heart of any respectable small
boy leap for joy, are in the market.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd of Lowell, Mass,
one of the leading Methodist ministers of
the New England conference, was in town
yesterday.
James DAWN, of Sutherland Falls, wa,
yesterday brought before Justice Warren
for assault on John Shean. Case continued
till to-day.
About twenty games of base ball, SO far
as heard from, were played in the state on
Saturday afternoon. last, Notwithstanding
the weather.
s. ]. G. Putnam, general freight agent
at Rutland, has received orders to receive
no freight for the Hudson, New York Cen
trail or Merchants Dispatch line.
Professor Dare, the tigh,-rope walker,
who recently performed in Rutland, fell
4 on Monday in Littleton, N. H., distance
) Of forty feet, breaking a leg and arm, and
sustaining other injuries.
: Considerable uneaslness is felt among
the marble men at West Rutland for feal
: the men employed in the quarries there
, may strike. 1t is understood that secre
meeting was held Monday evening.
H. w. Jones of Shoreham recently solt
a four year old colt to Mr.. Briggs of Yves
Marlboro, Mass, which, the first time i
was hitched to a sulky, trotted mile, thu
first half in 1:17, and the last in 121.
All old soldiers who have enlisted for tn
Bennington reunion, and others who wisl
to attend are requested to meet at Villag
hall on Wednesday evening at half pas
Y seven, tor the organization of compan
y and the election of officers. Fifty hav
enlisted and If there are enough others wis
to attend a second company will be organ
lied.
A match game of baseball will be playe
5; on the fair ground at half past three thi
SO afternoon, between the Merchants ROY
10 nine, F. B. Kidder, captain, and the Ger
". ter street nine, G. P. Searles, captain
This is the third annual match between tn
clerks of the two streets, and much fun
i! anticipated.
Spaulding 6 Co. have become the speci,
retail agents in Rutland for the new he'll,
type engravlngs published by James
Osgood s. Co., of Boston. These eDgraV
ings arc choice reproductions of the mo
attractive European works of art, and the
,ts beauty and cheapness are gaining for the
an unparalleled popularity. They are
permanent and beautiful as an engravir
nm and as faithful as a photograph, and a
Ter sold at the low price of one dollar eac
Call and see them.
7 John Wilson was fined SIS and costs f
intoxication. He disclosed on the Germt
on, cafe which was fined $40 and costs f
NA selling fermented liquor, and on Villa
valiquelte, barkeeper of B. H. Wooley
saloon, who was fined $40 and costs f
selling and $40 and costs for keepin
Wilson at first disclosed two drinks {
Valiquette and afterward changed it to o.
for which he was brought up for PERU
nus but discharged, there being not enoul
per evidence to convict.
We hear of an instance where man W
arrested for intoxication, put in jail,
lowed 10 make disclosure on Sunday, a
!. released, brought before the court aga
y on Monday morning and allowed to ma
J. an entirely different disclosure. In
first instance he disclosed 10 getting into
icated on liquor and in the second instan
cks. being allowed to swear he got intoxicat
w on two glasses of lager beer. Now Il
man committed perjury in one case or I