The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-01
LOCAL GLOBULFS,

Wiz PtiSSo bOiOAO lIt llbOs
The chair factory property will be cold
at auction at two o'clock this afternoon.
The suit of John Cain against II. w. Nye
under the fish aud game law will be tried
to-day.
Meeting of Charity Lodge, Daughters OF
Rebeka, at Odd Fellows Hall, GLOBE
block, this evening at o'clock.
Mr.. James Corey, delegate of the Grand
Army of the Republic, decorated the graves
of Vermont soldiers at West Rutland.
Agnes Smith was brought before Justice
9. w. Warren yesterday for vagrancy and
sentenced to three months in the county
Jail.
1t has been discovered that potato bugs
will eat Towering plants. A lady killed
one recently that was engaged devouring a
leaf of gersnium.
The recent rains have improved trout
fishing up north 100 per cent. This is the
best season of the year for piscatoral ant
lists to try their skill.
Special meeting of Union hook and lad
der company at 7:30 o'clock, this evening.
All members DESTROYS of taking part in the
running, will meet at Nickwackett hall.
The display of northern lights as seen
Monday night is still a subject for con-
versation, for its like has not been wit.
messed oipno ha F,,I -
the epliog of 1869. There was no aurora
at all last year.
William d. Marsh of Clarendon, has
commenced an action of trespass against
the Rev. Samuel B. Pettengill and Rev.
Norman Seaver, D. D., tor violation of
the fish and game law. We und rstand
that the writ will be served to-day.
Gen. w. w. Grout, Col. Albert Clarke,
Gyms Jennings, w. N. Oliver, Col. s. w.
Russell, John Fl. Mcfarland, Salem, N.
Y, Col. G. A. Weber, Rochester, L. ].
Ormsbee, Brandon, j. s. II. Weeks of
Danville, were registered at the Bardwell
house yesterday.
Mr.. George e. Stones purchasing butter
at the Chaffee market On Thursdays prom.
ises to soon make that regular market
day for Rutland. Yesterday was the Sec
ond week Mr.. Stone has been here, and ITO
pounds were purchased. The ruling price
was twenty cents.
Mrs. James Mcdonald on Hopkins street
got full last night and thrashed one man
and boy. How much farther her casti-
cations would have extended is not known
as the night Waterman of the depot Nc
Gowan happened along that way and re-
moved her to tine jail.
j. L, Martin the champion of Michigan
and James Owens champion of Vermont,
wrestled IN New York Wednesday night
for $1,000 and the championship. Martin
won the first bout and Owens the last two.
The match lasted till two o'clock, and sew
eral times came near turning into free
fight all round. Harry Hill was referee.
The West Rutland musical and dramatic
club present "Among the breakers" and
ga kiss in the dark" at the town hall in
that village this evening. This club has
been organized for some time, have given
number of plays and reached perfection
quite unusual with amateur actors. Their
last entertainment was excellent and they
deserve large house this evening.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE is issued this morn
ing, and contains large amount of inter-
estiug matter: The fullest account pub
lished of the Clarendon calamity, with the
funeral exercises attending the burial of
the Tower children Decoration day SER
vices in Rutland, and various other places
all the important foreign and domestic
news, and local events, can be found in this
number. For sale in wrappers ready for
mailing at The GLOBE counting room, and
at Spauldipg s. Co. 3 book store.
The road south of Rutland seems to be a
very bad place 10 leave windows and doors
open. On Tuesday watch was stolen
from the house of Edward Green south of
the Playground. The family were in the
house at the time, the watch hanging in a
room with an open window. It is sup
posed tramp seen in the vicinity climbed
through the window and took 1t. The
watch was quite valuable and was family
heirloom. Recently Samuel Gibson, living
on the same road in Clarendon, had ten or
twelve dollars in money stolen from his
house.
Dan Rooney of Poultney was severely
hurt yesterday while attempting to stop his
runaway team on Evelyn street. The
horses became frightened near E. d. Keyes
store and started TO run. Mr.. Rooney
caught them by the bits and hung his whole
weight on the bits, the pole striking his
chest for some distance. He lost his hold
and the team passed on into West street
where they were captured. Mr.. Rooney
received bad cut over the eye and had an
ankle badly bruised. DR.. Pond was called
TO dress the wounds. The horses were I'm.
injured but the wagon pole was broken.