The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-01
LOCAL GLOBULFS.

IhGre "..O ..i.sty e.s;r~is at tho Rard-
well house yesterday.
The Keene races begin to-day. Several
Rutland people will attend.
The creek has been raised to full banks
by the hard rains of Monday night.
White Isle thread gloves with ''clocked"
cuffs are the favorites this summer.
Ready made costumes for the ladies are
selling for the bare cost OF the material.
Attention is called to notice of Drs.
Sweet, to be found among reading notices.
Meeting of Union hose company at
Nickwackett hall at 1880 this evening for
practice.
The Rupert farmers club holds fair
and festival at West Rupert on Wednesday
Sept. 10.
Gray mohair travelling cloaks have su-
perceded the linen busters that prevailed
last summer.
Special meeting of Nickwackett engine
company No. this evening for practice,
at seven o'clock.
The Cramton hose company have taken
possession of their new room under the
Bardwell house.
Hon. Morris Ii. Cook has raised COM
pany of veterans at Castleton to attend the
Bennington centennial.
A jury was yesterday drawn in the case
of Charles johnson, arrested for drunken
ness, and the case continued till Friday.
Edwin EdgertoD, esq, returned last even
ing from trip to the west. He was de-
tanned eight days in Chicago by the strike.
Special meeting of II. II. Baxter hose
company this evening at 730 o'clock.
Members are requested to be present with
running suits.
| Frank Gilbert, editor of the Chicago
Journal, Mr. ]. W. Hobart, superintendent
of the Central Vermont railroad, were in
town yesterday.
Captain j. Ii. Goulding, adjutant gener-
al Of chief marshal Valentines staff, is at
Bennington arranging the general pro-
gramme of the celebration.
A pocket handkerchief, with a black Gre
clan border, was lost on the street Monday
evening. A suitable reward will be paid
for its return to THE GLOBE office.
John A. Nichols will address the Reform
club at their hall this evening. An excel
lent literary and musical programme has
been arranged to supplement the address.
Gen. L. G. Kingsley LETT tor Bennington
yesterday, where he will remain several
days, making arrangements for the state
militia and the governors staff during the
celebration.
| S. F. Paige and wife were going over the
mountain Monday and just before they
reached the "Coffee house" the forward
axletree broke spilllng them out. Neither
was injured.
Regular communication of RUTLAND
lodge No. 70 F. and A. M, this (Wednes
day. evening, at half-rast seven O'Clock
Work in second degree. Master Masoni
corulally inViteu.
The burglar who removed the watch anC
diamond pin and studs from General Bax
ters room Monday morning awoke tn,
general just.as he was leaving the roou
and he gave the alarm.
The managers of the Arlington car man
ufacturing company and the bondsmen O
Col. R. s. Hard, appeared before Judg
Dunton yesterday, and made application
for the appointment of a new receiver
Nearly all the soldiers of the war Of 1871
express desire to be present at the Ben
nington centennial, and large number o
them will be present. Would it not be
; good idea 10 assign them distinct plac
in the procession ?
Hon. Henry Mckinney, of Cleveland
Ohio, son-in-lsw of ]. H. Remington
} purchased Hiland Grey mare of ALLIE
St. John of Hubbardton, Monday, fo
! 5000. The horse was brought to Rutlan
and died Tuesday.
) The Sherman band of Winooski has bee
3 secured by the Rutland county battallo
; for the reunion at Bennington. This ba
8 talon having been accorded the post c
! honor, the fright of the line" the ban
s will act as headquarters band during th
reunion.
D A single loop of colored ribbon sewed 0
white muslin dress skirts is passed over Ii
hand Of the wearer to hold up the trail
This will do away with the elegant kick b
/ which accomplished girls now throw the
Z trains around into their hands, and gree
deal of gymnastic training will have bee
wasted.
When q. w. Crawford and wife we
coming home from Tinmouth. Sunda,
coming down Clarendon mountain, Il
holdback broke, letting the wagon upS
the horse. The horse was reiped into Il
ditch, the wagon broken somewhat, ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford somewhat bruise,
A saucy joke was perpetrated by smt
boy on one of our grocery stores yesterda
He went in and threw down three pieces
court plaster and wanted ten cents +
them. The clerk ohaffed him q minut