The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-27
LOCAL GLOBULFS,

All our hotels were full last night.
Hon. 7. w. Park went to Saratoga yes
terday.
Mr.. E. G. Carrigan of the Boston Globe
is in town.
Capt. A. S. Cook and wife are spending
few days at Brandon.
The Rutland company of veterans are
drilling for the Centennial.
A pleasant hop came off at the Clarendon
springs house last evening.
A cross-walk is being laid across Court
street at the corner OF Washington.
Regular monthly meeting of the Cram
ton hose company this evening at 30.
Special meeting of Nickwsckett hose
company this friday at Z O'Clock sharp.
Regular monthly meeting of H. IL. Bax-
ter hose company this evening at y o'clock.
Regular monthly meeting of Nickwackett
engine company No. l, this evening. at 7.30
o'clock.
A. w. Higgins has at his store hand
some new sign, the work of Ratledge of
New York.
Governor B. F. Prescott of New Hamp-
shire was in town yesterday, on his way to
Bennington.
John A. Nichols of London will lecture
on temperance at the town hall Sunday
evening at half-past seven.
THIS WEEKLY GLOBE published to-day
contains full and graphic account of the
great railroad strike and other interesting
news.
Regular monthly meeting of L. G.. Kings
ley hose company this evening at 30
o'clock. Every member is requested to be
present.
, Mr.. Frank E. Howard of Hartford,
Conn, and Mrs. Narcisse Cyr of Boston
are in town, visiting their sister, Mrs. J II.
, CAatterton.
I A number of Rutland people will attend
the hose tournament at Fort Edward
to-day, though none of the hose companies
are going.
Wallace Bruce, the celebrated lecturer
spoke before the New York teachers asso
citation, at Plattsburgh, N. Y, on "Wom
anhood in Shakespeare.
Governor Fairbanks, accompanied by tn
secretary of civil and military affairs an,
Quartermaster General L. G. Kingsley, Wis
/. tied Bennington yesterday.
The pay chr of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad arrived here at seven o'clock las
evening, and Paymsster Ward was busy TO
an hour or more in paying off the employe
at this station.
The sale of butter at AZ market yesterda
was excellent. Thirty eight tubs, abou
1900 pounds, were purchased, the bes
selling for eighteen cents. Beside this
large lot was received which Mr.. Stone ha
purchased in Fairhaven.
This is the time. when a man maIche
proudly forth in the morning with colls
soaring away up above his coat in the 7,
gion of his ears, and al noon goes hon
hopping the Precipitation from his fac
with what looks like a weeks washin
!. clinging Imply and affectionately aroun
9 his neck
g The foot race, which was 20 have com
3 off to-day, has been postponed till to-mol
9 row afternoon, between five and six o'clocl
2 The distance Is one hundred yards, for
: purse of $4,000; 800 90 put up by Jot
q Haley and 800 90 by Mr.. West of Chi
z tenden. Hsley's man is John Thompst
. of Burlington, said to have record of te
3 seconds on a track few feet short of
hundred yards Vests man is kept da
% as yet. The fastest hundred yards on re
? ord is nine seconds and three quarter
. made In England.
. Among the arrivals at the Bardwell ye
= terday were Hon. Trenor w. Park, Nor
D Bennington; Col. Redheld Proctor, Sui
s erland Falls; Samuel Wells, Montpelie
= A. A. Gibson, Philadelphia Albert Cha
man, Middlebury Thomas b. Lamson al
= wife, Lowell, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Arcl
s bald, New York; j. q. Trask and wifi
8 Horace p. Woodbury. aad wife, Beverl
% Mass. F. Ward, J. Q. Van Alstyr
3 Charles Yates, d. Murray, John G. Crane
z Albany, N. u; L. Button, Wellington
g Henry d. Chaplin, Frank II. Hill, Ign
- Mass.