The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-22
LOCAL GLOBUL.S.

God I045
The races to-day will be of more than
ordinary interest.
The Bardwe house was filled to its full.
est capacity last night.
Frank G. White, the superintendent of
the Bennington and Rutland railroad was
in town yesterday.
Few pools we're sold lest evening on the
races of to-day, the horses being unknown
and sporting men shy.
There will be a meeting Of the Reform
club at their hall this evening with fine
literary and musical programme.
Gen. II. Ii. Baxter and DR. L. A. Pond,
returned from the Islts of Shoals yester-
day, where Gen. Baxter has beeu for his
health.
The Ancient order of Hibernians will
hold their m ,ntbly meeting in their hall
on the 22d inst. The members are request
ed to be 10 attendance early.
The town is already quite full of per-
sons drawn hither by the races of the pres
ent week, and the streets presented quite a
lively appearance last evening.
The preparations for the coming county
fair are going forward under the direction
of Horace II Dyer, the president, with q
pro'pect of a large exhibition with some
special attractions.
ga bottle from Bennington" will have Il
do duty 10 police court for everyone arrested
for carrying too much of the crather fol-
some time, that being the form Of dsclo
sure taken by prisoner yes erday.
Rutland people will be glad to know tina
N. A. Bailey of the depot restaurant vii
have restaurant on the camp meeting
or unds at New Haven, opening to-mor
T Nv, and that they need not want for
square meal.
Hon. c F. Davey, OF New York, 4
speeding few days in Rutland with hi
friends aud on business. Mr. Dsvey is
cultivated and genial gentleman vel
KIN wn throughout the stat and his visit
to Vermont are hailed with peculiar pleas
ure by all who know him.
Moses Str, n assistant state ge0logist G
Wisconsin who was drowned at Steven
PoiLt, Wisconsin, Sunday, was son c
Hon. Moses NJ. rong Of Miperal Poiu
Wisconsin and nephew of Mrs. G. +
Temple Of Rutland. he wa, formerly we
known 10 Rutland.
William Wiliams Of Hydeville We
Tuesday brought before Seth Thomas {
Hydeville, charged with setting fire to h
mothers house few weeks lince, and WI
bound up in 81 600 bonds to appear at Il
next term of un y count. States alto
ney Geo. M. Fuller and Col G. II. JoyC
appeared for the prosecution, L. W. Re
ington for defense.
The case of the assault with intention
ravith young girl eleven years of. age,
Mendon, on Saturday lasr, was tried befo
Ezra E son, esq, at the Office of joy
and Lawrence on Tuesday. George \
Fuller, states ATTORNEY, appeared fer Il
state, and Hon. Charles II joyce for i
respondent, John Mclaughlin. After co
siderable testimony tending to fully reco
nize and prove the alleged assault, the
Tense endeavored TO prove an albi and t
case was fully argued by Messrs. Full
and Joyce. The court, in view OF I
: facts in the case, held the respondent unt
9 bonds to appear at the next term Of /
I county court. The respondent was al
: arraigDed for an assault on Ben. Brown
: the evening Of O'Bren's circus, but I
: case was postponed until some future ds
2 because of the absence of several witness
z Deputy eriff N. s. Slearns has work
8 up the case with remarkable vigilance a
3 much credit is due 10 him therefor. So
a additional testimony was excluded fir,
q the examination, but it is understood tn
D is sufficient to fully convict McLaughl
p The case, however, will come before
. grand Jury at the September term of
= Rutland county court.