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

A new steeple Is being added to the
French church and the building otherwise
improved.
Efforts are being made to arrange for a
hore race here about the first of Septem-
Der with $500 in purses.
A number of Rutland people attended
the fair in Brandon, for the benefit OF the
cemetery, last evening.
G. p. Bancroft of Boston, a brother-in-
law of Rev. o. Cunningham is stopping in
town for few days.
Special meeting OF Nickwackelt hose
company this evening at 1916, fer practice.
Every member is requested TO be present.
The machine shop of d. Shortsleeve &
Co. have started, and we learn that they
have orders for work for some time ahead
In the case of Edward Leclair and young
Kennedy brought up for drunkenness
nolle pros. was entered by the grand juror
yesterday.
The disposition of certain case Of lager
that came into town on "joint order" Of
several people on the hill is attracting con-
siderable comment.
Hon. T. W. Park, Hon. A. B. Gardner
Gen. ]. G. Mccullough passed through
town yesterday en- route for Bellows Falls,
to attend railroad conference regarding
the Harlem Extension railroad.
H. H. Stone will give q military dance
this evenining, July S.h, 1877, at the old
Huntoon hotel stand, Main street. All
members of Company A. are invited and
requested to appear in uniform.
A letter from Hon. Edward ]. Phelps of
Burlington, president of the day, informs
US he is not to speak on either day at the
Bennington celebration. Also that Mrs.
DORIS poem will be read on the 10th, and
not on the 18th.
The remains of Patrick Reardon were
buried in the old Catholic cemetery at
Center Rutland yesterday morning at nine
o'clock without religious ceremonies of any
kind. Father Boylan refused the rites OF
the Catholic church, the deceased being q
suicide.
Mr.. @. @. Frost, always favorite tenn
perance speaker in Rutland, delivered Q
thrilling address at the town hall last even
ing, speaking with even more than his OLE
fervor. The Reform club literary enter
tainment announced for this evening hal
been postponed in consequence.
In the case of w. H. Valiquette, for sell
ing fermented liquor, yesterday, the de
PENDANT demanded jury trial. Fitteei
witnesses were examined and after half al
hours deliberation verdict of not guilty
was returned. States attorney G. NJ. Full
Ter appeared for the prosecution and A. F
Walker and P. r. Kendall for the defense
The Sherman band at their concert Mon
day evening will play Mr.. Mietzke's "Cen
tennial March" for the first time in public
thus giving his Rutland friends an oppor
tunity TO hear the composition before il
production In Bennington. The Rutlan
quartette will sing vocal march by Jos
eph Heine the blind violinist, and conf
piece "Tyrolean Ducks"
The members and friends of the Bapti.
Sabbath schools hold their picnic to-day i
the beautiful maple grove just below E. S
Nelson's, In the town of Clarendon.
special train over the Harlem Extensio
railroad will leave the depot ut 8 u. n
Tickets for the round trip only fftee
cents. They can be had of B. W. Marsha
the Sunday school superintendent.
committee will be at the depot at $50
receive and take charge of all baggag
Those having croquet sets, pitch-a-rinl
ring-tors, and other out Of door games, al
requested to bring them. The Rutlar
brass band, w. W. Simpson, director, wi
! be in attendance to add interest to the O,
casion,
Among the arrivals at the Bardwt
house are Hon. II. II. Wheeler and wifi
Jamaica Hon. A. B. Gardner, BENIN
ton; Hon. M. 8. Colburn, Manchester
III. Foss, st. Adams NJ. NJ. Gift, Chas
Cutler, Gloucester, Mass Ira @. ALE
/ wife and daughter, Fairhaven; Chas.
Hall, E. Powers, Boston; e. James Bills
Albany; Geo. L. Ames, Salem, Mass;
W. Bailey, Montpelier j. Howard Jen
ins, Boston @. ID. Barber, Albany; ]
O. Hacket, Brandon; ]. B. Phelps, Nj
@. Smith, Mrs. Lewis, Fairhaven; j. !
Smith, Albany r. q. Abel, West Have
Will Burditt, Pittstord @. d. Smit
Lebanon, N. H.; J. B. Connolly, wife al
daughter, Baltimore, Md; &c. Whit
Bennington; Geo. A. Thatcher, Albany
A. W. Sexton, Waterford, N. y
George Brakeman, New Haven, Conf
Donald Fowler, Liverpool, England; '
h. Liscomb, West Rutland; ]. G. SlOcur
New York J. Croft, New York
Pritchard, Plttsford; Mr.. and Mrs. Ge
Wardsworth, Jersey City L. Pratt, wi
and daughter, Eeen, N. Y; ]. H. Can
and lady, Eden, N. Y; Geo. Sattsrl
and wife, Fl. Edward A. Murdoch, Es
Poultney Geo. o. Smith, Fort Edward
Geo. o. Slmonds, Rochester, N. Y; J.
Coward, North Easton, Mass; James II
gerty, Ireland F. Il. Moore, Boston;
: p. Corning, Boston A. A. Wicker, Be
, ton A. II. Flynn and wife, Bethel, v