The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
LOCAL GLOBULtS,

Hon. George W. Grandey of Vergennes
was In town yesterday.
D. M. White is building new barn on
his premises on Washington street.
Summer has returned and dust with it.
Both have gotten the start of the sprinkler.
The ''ski" at the end of a Russian name
represents the air rushing back into the
lungs.
| A. Q. Bates leaves for New York to-day
to select the furniture for the new Bates
house.
James B. Fitzgerald has raised the frame
of new store, corner of Wales and Center
streets.
A special meeting of the Union hook
and ladder company this Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Yesterday with the thermometer at 70 in
the shade, the park fence was loaded with
buffalo robes being aired.
In Turkish newspaper office they don't
allow eight words to a line as they do over
here, but allow eight lines to word.
The L. G. Kingsley hose company will
me It this evening for practice at Z o'clock.
Every member is requested to be present.
j. d. Hanrahan was stepped upon by hi,
horse while watering him in West Rutland
yesterday, and his foot quite severely in
jure1.
Rev. Walter Mitchell has gone to Mid
dletown, Coun., where he delivers an ad-
dress before the alumni Of the Berkeley d.
vinity school this week.
The wedding of Miss Susie Paine Har-
ris, dau lhter of ]. b. Harris al George
Mather of Brooklyn occurs at the residence
of Mr.. Harris this afternoon.
class of ninety-fve will receive the rite
of confirmation at the French Catholic
church at nine o'clock this morning, the
Rt. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand officiating.
The crowd from out of town to attend
the Beecher lecture was CT n siderable, the
return trains over the Rutland AID Rutland
and W sh ngton and Saratoga roads being
well filled.
There will be meeting of the A. o. II.
this Tuesday evening, at Chaffee's hall, at
8 o'clock. All members are requested to
be prese 1t, as busn ,ss of Importance IS to
be transacted.
The q lestion in the male juvenile mind
now is wlehtr to wait ar III for his hair
to dry Of walk hol lily into the house and
risk his mother finding oat that he has been
in swimming.
1t turns out that II. U. Tower of Claren-
don had $3.50 il surance on his furniture in
the Champlain insurance company OF Bur-
lington which had not expired, repre- ented
by A. d. Francisco, who has no connection
with The agency of NJ ]. Francisco.
A dog broke into the hen yard of George
Ii. Cheney Sunday night and killed hen
and brood OF chickens. This Is the third
loss OF the kind Mr.. Cheney has met with
this spring and the dog constable would
seem to have business up that way.
j. Ii. Osbarne of st. Albins is in town
and will sdperintend the production of the
Loyal Mountaineers" at the town hall to-
night and to morrow night. Mr.. Osborne
had charge of the former presentation of
the piece here and made it successful.
Ex-Governor John Gregory Smith, presi-
dent of the Central Vermont railroad, ac-
companied by Mr.. Lansing Mills and j.
w. Hobart arrived in town, last evening,
and had quarters at the Bardwell house.
They proceed to Bennington this morning,
in the pres .nt's special car, to look after
the railway arrangements for the Benning-
ton centennial.
The depot was well filed on the arrival
of the FIVE o'clock train, yesterday, with a
crowd anxious to see Beecher, and they
were greatly disappointed when he stepped
quietly from the back OF the train and
walked quickly to the Bardwell house,
while the crowd were gathered in front of
the drawing room car.
The display of aurora borealis in the
heavens, last evening, was unusually bril-
liant and attracted much attention. Broad
bands of light extended from the zenith to
the northwestern horizon, while fitful
CLEANS shot through the heavens, and d.
rectly overhead the light danced and
sparkled brilliantly.
Two men were injured in the quarries in
East Dorset yesterday afternoon, and one
of them died about seven o'clock in the
j evening. The particulars we have been
unable to learn. Rev. Father Boyla and
Dr. j. ID. Hanrahan were summoned, but
on the death of the injured man word was
: sent Father Boylan who remained at home.
DR.. Hanrahan left at ten o'clock.
The misfortune of having the town hall
, 80 near the depot was more than usually
noticeable last evening. The continuous
car whistles and bell ringing we're exceed
ingly annoying both to the audience and
the speaker. Mr.. Bsecher inquired once II
all the trains which come to this town ar.
rived betN cen eight ahd nine In the even
ing, greatly to the amusement of his hear.
t ers who had become hardened through
long endurance to the annoyance.
Sister Gregory, kate McDonald) a ais
ter of the convent at Bennington, died on
Sunday morning of consumption. Her re.
mains were brought to Rutland on the
! noon train on Monday, accompanied by
Father O'Dwyer and some sixty young Ia.