The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-25
LOCAL GLOBULRB,

Killington lodge No. 30, l. o. o. f.,
meets this evening at o'clock. Seminar
nual election.
James N. E1minster of Windsor and
Edward Conant of Randolph spent the
Sabbath in town.
A man that studieth revenge Keeps his
own wounds green, which otherwise would |
heal and do veil.
The Union hose company will meet at |
Nlckwackeit hall, this evening, at 1880
O'Clock, for practice.
A special meeting of the Nickwackett |
hose company will be held this evening at
o'clock. Business of importance.
Rev. S. w. Field of Providence preached
at the Baptist church yesterday, giving
very fiue discourses both morning and
evening.
Tie directors of the Delaware and Hud.
son railroad company passed over the 80
miles between Albany and Saratoga Springs
on Thursday on a special train in II min
| utes.
The hills and valleys are dressed in their
loveliest green. June is the month when
Vermont annually puts on her gala dress
to commemorate her name, probsbly--Verd-
mont.
Edward Conant, state superintendent of
public instruction, and Judah Dana, exam
/ tla
amined the graduates of the Castleton nor
NAL school Saturday.
JJhn and Patrick McCue of West Rut-
land-brothers of Barney McCue who was
killed by Patton last summer-were fined
50 and costs Saturday by Justice G. w.
Warren for assaulting Thomas Sheridan of
West Rutland.
} Rev. H. w. Warren, D. D., of San
Francisco occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregatonal church yesterday morning,
preaching an able sermon. In the evening
he delivered an address to the Sabbath
school in the chapel.
Miss Martha Hayward, a sister of Sam
uel Hayward, died very suddenly of hear
disease Friday at the residence of her sister
Mrs. ]. e. Nelson. She had ridden to thu
village the day before her death. TIL,
funeral was largely attended on Sunday.
The Windsor Journal says 1.-THE Wind
sor high school is fortunate in retaining tn,
services of Marsh o. Perkins, A. NJ, O
Rutland, as principal. No better teache
could be found, and under his able manage
ment the school has taken front rank aut
stands high among its sister schools.
The predictions of the Canadian weathe
prophet have, thus far, been fulfilled. Il
said we would have excessively warn
weather during the latter part of April an
the month of May, and cool weather, witt
frequent rains and an occasional warm day
during the latter part of June and tn
months of July and August.
1t is rumored that John P. Phair mad
an effort to escape from states prison, o
Friday but was unsuccessful. Since hi
reprieve the superintendent has show
him much favor, and the directors lai
week gave positive orders that he must nc
act in the capacity Of "bell-boy or waiter,
and it is supposed that while acting in tb
capacity ne laid his plans for an escape
Hon. Walter g. Dunton, who has bee
presiding at the June term OF the Benninj
ton county court, returned home on Satu
day evening" A recess has been taken III
q til Thursday next, when few court cas-
u will be heard, and the term will be close
Judge Dunton's first experience as judi
10 has en- more than ordinarily onerou
having several cases of more than ord
nary importance, which were sever
days on trial.
A grand concert for the benefit of q
Of Caslletonlband will be gwen at the town hi
Castleton, Wednesday evening. Tho sol
lists are Miss Hattie M. Edison, sopran
Miss Frank B. Burt, alto; Horace Baxt'
tenor; Frank M. Davis, bass; Miss Mat
]. Wheeler, pianist. The band will al
furnish music for the OCCASION and aft
the concert refreshments will be serve
These singers are all we'll known In RI
"u land, and we can assure Castleton peoI
that very pleasant entertainment ava
them.
John Halpine and Patrick Grow vi
brought before Justice Warren Saturd
INV morning for their assault on William Elm
In the coal car Friday. Grow declir
counsel aad was found guilty aud fir
90 90 and costs. George e. Lawrence
! peared for Halpine and demanded a ia
The following jurors were drawn: Il.
the Lewis, ]. B. Kilburn, Francis Fem, B.
20 Marshall, II. M. Stevens and II. o. Eds
After bearing the case they were out 1
able minutes and being convinced that, Halp
n we was not one of the originators of the re
any brought in verdict of not guilty.
The new Bates house opens to the pull
to-day. The building is mainly similar
the former building. The second foo
n occupied by the office which Is located
B, the head of the STAIRS hne counter
the Off @, of Columbian variegated maj
attracts attention. The reading-room i
~ the south of the office, the same Location
J.. assigned In the former hotel, the RECEIPT
|, room Ia In the same location as before,
very much In the same form. The din