The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-07
LOCAL GLOBULEs.

uCid 1861
Levi Promo lost horse Saturday valued
at 5000 Of spine disease.
W. II. Valiquette will be tried by jury
to-day for keeping nuisance.
In another column will be found the full
programme of the BENNINGTON centennial.
The passenger car on the White noun
tain and Saratoga train to Saratoga is full
every day.
General Sterl and family, accompanied
by Mrs. G. E. Temple left for New York
last evening.
The prime minister of the Dominion of
Canada will be present at the celebration
at Bennington.
Hon. H. H. Wheeler was in town yes
terday and will hold special term of court
in Burlington to-day.
Remember that G. G. Frost, the popular
temperance speaker, will deliver an address
at the town hall this evening.
A reasonable price will be paid for copy
of last weeks Montpelier Argus on pre-
sentation of copy at THE GLOBE editorial
rooms.
William Sexton, the champion billiardist,
and Joseph Dion, will give an exhibition at
the Bates house billiard room Friday even
ing.
The plans of w. P. Wentworth of Bos-
ton for the state workhouse are nearly COM
pleted. The work is to be begun as soon
as possible.
The st. Adams Advertiser thinks the ia
vorite reading of Rutland people is Blair's
"Grsve." Even that dismal poem is inter-
esting beside of the Advertiser.
Edward Leclair and one Kennedy were
brought up for intoxication yesterday,
plead not guilty, and demanded jury trial.
They will be tried to-day.
The New Hampshire legislature it is
understood. will go into camp at Benning-
ton. The Massachusetts legislature will be
quartered at North Adams.
Charles NJ. Bliss, secretary Of the Yer
mont centennial commission. and Frank G..
White, chairman of the committee on en-
tertainment, were in town yesterday.
A running match will tvke place on the
fairgrounds next Saturday, between the
hours of and 7 p. m. the opponents being
P. Sheridan and H. Oney. Distance,
| 100 yards.
One young man, who has been cour-
teously invited to walk up and tell what he
knows as to a certain case for selling lager,
Is to have his subpoena framed and hung in
his place of business.
1t 10 understood that the legislature oil
Vermont will assemble informally at Ben
nington on Tuesday, August 18th, to re-
ceive the legislatures OF New Hampshire
and Massachusetts
The Baptist church will have baske
picnic In Strong's grove, Clarendon
Wednesday. A special train leaves Rut
land at nine o'clock in the morning, far,
fifteen cents. All are invited to attend.
Drowning accidents occur with startling
frequency just now Hardly ON exchsng
but gives publicity to one or more such cas-
ualties In the locality of publication. Too
much care cannot be exercised while boat
ing or bathing.
| Officers Crawford and Millington on Sat
urday searched the grocery of ]. & T
Caden and found in the bar one bottle O
sherry wine. Yesterday John Cavanaugh
the bar.keeper, was fined $40 and costs 70
keeping with intent to sell.
The U. s, treasury department has &C
cepted the proposal of the Brandon manu-
featuring company TO furnish them with tn
Howe weighing beams and platform scale
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1873, 70
the use of the customs and other depart
ments at the following points; New York
Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Or
leans, st. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, But
falo, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Louisville
Albany, San Franoisco.
The Sherman band will BIO passin
through Rutland, on their way to Benninl
ton, next Monday, and will favor the pee
pie of Rutland with a concert at the tow
hall In the evening. They will be assiste
by quartette of Rutlands best singers
Mrs. G. A. Mietzke, Miss Eva E. Homer
Messrs. Horace Baxter and r. M. Davil
As this band and these singers are great ft
vorites in Rutland, 1t is safe to predict
large audience. Certainly the entertain
meut deserves to be received with gres
favor.