The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-29
LOCAL GLOBULES.

GCId I041
The schools of the graded district begin |
on Monday next.
Regular monthly meeting of Nickwackett
volunteer hose company at Z o'clock this
evening.
Judge Dunton is attending a session of
the supreme court of Essex county at
Guildhall.
Rev. J. G. johnson will address the re-
form club in their hall this evening at 8
o'clock. The public are invited.
Elder A. A. Hoyt of Providence, Rhode
Island, will preach ct the Advent chapel
this, Wednesday, evening at half past seven
o'clock,
Frank Hickey at his new restaurant is to
have a choice lot of fruit to-day. He in
tends to keep all the fruits of the season in
their time.
The examination of pupils Gor admission
to the high school will take place at the
high school building on Saturday next at
8 o'clock a. m.
Trains to and from Canada, the White
mountains and Saratoga, as we'll
as Lake Champlain sic liners, are trans
porting large number OF tourists.
The examination of teachers in Rutland
colntv for state oerufcae s begins to-day
at the county court house, under direction
of Prof. J. S. Cilley OF Brandon, Prof.
Judah Dana OF Rutland, and Prof Otis
Johnson of Fairiavcn. 1t will continue
to- lay nd to morrow.
Fer few days past there have been ru-
m ,rs afloat relative to the removal of the
slops of the Brandon manufacturing COM
pa " 10 Rutland. NJ, ny doubts have been
expressed pro and COZ. A meetlng Of the
citizens vi Br, ndon was held last evening
for the purpose of acting upon certain
propositions made between Gov. Page and
N. L. Sprague. The meeting was held al
we leo to consider the propo iton Of
Mr.. Spra5 que - take one half of the Rut
land inter st in tie Brandon manufactur
ing company If the people of Brandon
| would take the other half. This propo
sition grew ut of an off Of G v Peg
and Col. Merrill to buy Mr.. 5prague'
stock ~ Sc their own at an agreed price
/ This offer was m de by Gov. Page will
the pu lose of arranging amicably tn
question OF location, and to do justice TO 81
concerned, VIII lie tn RI land penpe pre-
fer to buy, still it was neces:ar,
> to give Mr.. S)raguc the alternative. w
have not learned the result of the meeting
Charles Johnson was arraigned befor
Justice G w. Warren on Tuesd after
noon, for throw ng stone thr' ugh ca
window of tie Harlem Extension train o
Saturday, Aug. Is. The evidence she'
that Johnson WAS on board the Car COZ
tanning tn st. A ans and Rutland mil
+ tary compalts on their return I ON Il
centennial. He was noisy and qusrre
some and was ord red to keep quie
Among those who were endea voring
keep him quiet was Lieut.. French of Bd
lington. johnson threatened him with vi
lence, saying; 1T l can get you into a &C
tain saloon l will fix you go you will n
get away" he was taken into the bagga
car. On arriving at the tarLet switch
the Rutland yard he picked up sever
stones and hurled them through the wi
dows, hitting T. N. Dean of Burlington
Y the back and ipjuring several other pt
!. sengers. He was arrested on that day, b
the trial was postponed until Tuesday
this week. d putty Sheriff G. D. Mlllir
ton worked up the case aud secured t
evidence. Among the witt esses were
N. Dean, George G. Hastings, L. r. Bak
and j. Bunker. johnson was bound up
the sum OF $500, in de- u!t of which
was reconmitted to the Rutland cour
Jail. L W. Redington, grand juror, {
peared for the state, ana James c. Barr
fer the defendant.