The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-21
LOCAL GLOBULLS.


Strolling musicians were again the order
of the day yesterday.
An interesting letter from the Hermit of
New York will be found in to-day GLOBE.
Special meeting of Nckwacsett hose
company this evening at 715 for practice.
The town filed up considerably yester-
day with men and horses to attend the trot.
ting meeting this week.
DR.. II. Preston Sheldon sailed for Liver
pool on the 10Th, from whence he will go
to Vienna 10 study medicine.
Royal Cummings, former editor OF the
Vermont Farmer, made THE GLOBE edi-
torial rooms a visit IN Monday.
Two pickpockets were arrested on sus.
picion at Bennington on Saturday, and
considerable money and other valuables
were found 10 their possession.
-Four canoes passed through Rutland by
freight yesterday, belonging to a Boston
party returning from the Adirondacks.
Yesterday was the last day on which the
Bennington excursion tickets were good,
and the trains were crowded accordingly.
Regular assembly of Kilington COM
mandery of Knights Templar this Tuesday
evening at their Asylum, Masonic hall, at
7.30 o'clock.
Susie and Lady Clarion, two horses be.
longing to s. Doremus of Jersey City, ar.
rived by express last evening and take parl
in the races this week.
The pools on the races to-day, which
were to be sold last evening, were post
poned till ten o'clock this morning, as somt
Of the horses were not in town then.
A boat race will take place this after
noon near Dorr bridge on the creek be
tween the sail boats belonging 10 Hugh Bax
ter and VIII Ripley, over two mile course
Owing to unavoidable circumstances
MIR. Hickey will be unable to open his res
taurant to-day as was announced, but will
be ready for customers on Wedncsda,
morning.
The last butterfly book of the day /
"The man who wasn't colonel" Their
are seven men in Rutland who never he!
that ofaice, and there was one more las
week but he moved away.
| Rev. VIM. Henry Hoyt, formerly a clei
.gyman of the Episcopal church, aiterwar
editor of the Burlington Sentinel, aud nov
Catholic priest of the Roman Catholl
church in New York, was in town yestel
day on his way to Northam, Vermont, t
spend his vacation.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. l.. G. Lyma
Of St. Adams, engineer of the locomotiv
W. @. Smith. took a passenger train {
two cara from Burlington to Rutland,
miles, in one hour and thrty-fve minute
including four stops. This is said to
the quickest time on record.
The forerupners of the great races cam
to town yesterday in the shape of a sid
show and number of street peddlers
small wares, and street musicians. III
side-show pitched its tent just south of Il
town hall and relied for patronage on Il
attracting power of learned pig and tv
tame lions exhibited by a lady performe
One of the pedders set up his torch in
pot park in the evening and exhibited l.
; powers as "lightning calculator" inc
; dentally disposing of sundry email war
} for filthy lucre.
We are pleased TO announce that DR..
Fl. Putnam, who has been located at Lu
! low for the past ten years, and where
) has been very successful, has been Undue
to remove to this place and permanent
2 locate here. The doctor has large cirt
; of friends and acquaintance here and
: this immediate vicinity, which fact
4 brought him TO visit Rutland often, a
s from repeated and urgent requests he
finally concluded to enter upon the practi
of his profession in our midst. DR.. p
? nam is graduate of one of the best me
; cal colleges in the country, and from
extended and successful experience
? have no hesitancy in commencing him
5 this community as one in every way {
z titled to their confidence. He will, for /
present, have his Office and residence
q the house of Col. ]. M. Putnam, on Wa