The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-12
LOCAL GLOBULtS,

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George A. and John, sons of Col. G. A.
Merrill, are in town.
Practcing hose companies made several
of the streets lively last evening.
A harpst and violini.t attracted consid-
cradle attention on the streets last evening.
James Reynolds was yesterday fined $5
and costs for intox,cation, and committed
for n1n-disclosure.
L. A Morse and family returned last
evening from Camp Morse" at Fort Cas-
ain, where they have been spending few
days.
The funeral of Isaac c. Reynolds &C.
CURED Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock, Rev. j. X. williams officiating
The burial was at West Rutland.
R,tledge, the New York sign painter,
has b en- IN town long enong1 to adorn the
old Clark block wi d handsome plain
sign for A. 8. Marshall, jeweler.
"Housekeeper" IS in 'nrmed that the Bal
kan range, about which she has heard so
much, vas not ,xhib ted il The stove de-
PARTNER, of the cent nnial exhibition.
We are informed a new and promising
hose company is bting organized, who are
reported to have run last evening distance
Of 80 Fl DIS in one miLu @ and FIVE seconds.
They are said all to be excellent runners.
The house of w. P. Searle, on Grove
street, ia been troubled with burglar OF
late. Two nights MIR Starle has found q
man standing in his shed, probably at
temp,iog TO stea' some chickens kept there
A dog fight attracted good deal of at
tcntion on Merchants row yesterday alter
noon. After large crowd had gathered
the CANNES were separated by pen iful
use Of cane and sprinklng pot greatly to
the damage Of the polished boots among the
spectators.
Ia the case Of the steam stone Gu ter
co npsny Vs. Sheldon s. Slason, the testi-
mony for the orators was concluded yes.
terday before Judge Pierpoint as master
and the testimony for the defence begin:
to-day. The testimony was recorded by ]
R. Pcmber, ST. nographer, of Randolph
facilitating matters greatly.
The case of the state VS.. Patrick Sullivan
for threatening John Cain was heard yes
terday before Judge George E. Lswrenc,
of the municipal court. Sullivan demand
: ed jury which was drawn as follows: F
O. Lewis, w. p. Cady, Fl. o. Edison, ] G
Dunn, j. A. Gould and A. s. Marshall
The verdict was guilty and Sullivan wa
fined $500 and costs. Appealed.
E. s. Lowell of Sherburne was arreste
Wednesd ~ charged with stealing not
for t25 from David Cotton of Sherburnt
. and selling it to r. r. Tbrall of Rutland
Lowell was taken before Justice G. W
Warren, waived an examination, Wa
bound up in the sum Of $500 to appear ,
the next term of the coIn'y court, an
committed for want of bail. 1t is unde
stood that his defense is that he bought II
note.
The semi-arnual election of officers
the Refo "a club was held at their room
LAST evening. The following board of of
GERS WAS elected: President, George v
Woodhouse; vice-presidcnts, W. H. Johl
son, John McConachie, II. L. Gleason
secretary, Joseph Crocker financial seer
Z tary, M S Anna p. Patch treasure
Charles Fl. Knsman; chaplain, J. NJ. II
, ven; organist, Miss Anna P. Patch; exc
utive commit ZEE, w. G. Walker. L.
10 B .gley, E. NJ. Edgerton, Thomas Mount
" room committee, II. L. Gleason, chairma
F. H. Kimball, B. W. Marshall.
n0 The festival at The Congregational char
last evening was fairly atten ed and the e
|, tertainment was very pleasing. "Au
PHYS curiosity shop" was a novel a
amusing feature, Mrp Carleton of
Lof Francisco making ap efficient Aunt Pol
some of the ARTICLES ex I'D were dec
eddy good lis, am opg them being three
the tallest 20 men in the room as sc
men," and he exhibition of wealt
young man as "bow of promise."
entertainment Concluded With Sulliva
! daylight - 's1nR, srng by Misses OF
md stead, Ripley, Rugglts, Eastman, a
Messrs. Bailey and Walker. after which
audience adjourned to the parlors VIII
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