The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-09
LOCAL GLOBULES.

LuOhL ULObOLEo,
God 107
A daughter was yesterday born to Mr..
and Mrs. P. Redneld Kendall
The reception of Mr.. Mietzke's music
class takes place at Baxter music hall this
evening.
DR.. U-ta-wa-un and Mar-le-ah, Indian
physicians, lectured at the town hall last
evening to good audience.
Charles s. Colburn of Pittsford has
opened a law office there. Mr.. Colburn
formerly practiced law in New York city.
Dr. U-ta-wa-un, Indian physician, has
opened an office at the Berwick house, as
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column. He will remain for some weeks.
The new association which has leased
the track at the Playground, have already
begun improvements and propose to have
the track in better condition than ever be-
fore.
w. G. Landon's trotting horse Canton
Boy, and j. d. Spooner's Dio, were sent
to Mystic park, Boston, Monday, to train
for the season. Mr.. Spooner took Dio and
Canton Boy went in charge of Joseph Dan
iels.
The committees of the village on police
are N. f. Page, A. G. Bates. On night
police George Ii. Cheney, ]. d. Hanra-
han. These two committees were not re-
ported il proceedings published in Tues
days GLOBE.
The fortnightly literary meeting OF the
Reform club will be held at their old room
bank block, at 1880 this evening. The
Literary Gazette will be read and pro-
gramme including some fine music will be
rendered.
C. E. Ross has new advertisement in
to-day's GLOBE. Every department Is fully
stocked with desirable goods which he is
offering at low prices, and our lady read
ers will find varied attractions and genuine
bargains at No. 3 Merchants row.
Phillips milk cart was wheeled through
Merchants row and nearly the length OF
Grove street yesterday morning at lively
rate, caused by his horse taking fright
while standing in the row. No damage
was done, OILY the milk was considerably
"agtated."
The Berger family and Sol Smith Rue
sell will appear here on Saturday evening
May 10Th. This will be the last perform
ance but ono of the present tour of THU
troupe. The entertainment will be first
class in every respect, and our people will
undoubtedly give them, as they deserve, ,
good house.
The new board of trustees have don,
one act which does not look like municipa
reform; viz discharging Matthew Hussey
the best night watchman the village eve
saw, and retained Eugene Alexander,
man with about three months experience
1t is reported that Alexander's pay Is az
signed to one of the trustees.
Mr.. Merova Pinney, an aged and respect
ed citizen of Middlebury, was thrown from
his wagon while on his way to Shoreban
on Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Rev
Kittridge Haven and had leg broken
He was taken to the residence of Ken
Wright where attention was given him b,
DR.. Pratt of Shoreham.
Charles A. Clapp, fireman on Conducto
Fred Wilders train, due here at 4.45 owe
the Harlem, met with an accident Tuesday
Between North and East Dorset he ster
ped out to oil his engine and losing hi
balance, fell and rolled down the bank
spraining his ankle badly. He was brough
: into Rutland, taken to the Bardwell hous
. where his ankle was dressed, and in tn
evening taken to his home at Bennington
A Yesterday, as soon as the last SEWN
machine patent expired, the Singer SEWN
machine company reduced the price c
their $50 machines to $50 and other ms
9 chimes in proportion. The reduction wer
into force all over the United States an
d the branch office of the company at
o Merchants row, of which G. w. Hickok
Y manager, is prepared to furnish machine
Q at the new prices. The action of the sins
+ er company in thus leading the way in a r,
: duction, and giving their patrons the beI
a eft of it, is in every way commendable.
The second Gay Of the Rutland marb
company's trade sale was much more su,
Q cessful than the first. The attendance W,
large, including dealers from Canada, Phi
adolphia and throughout the west, the sal,
amounted to between rs and 100 car load
the prices being better than the first day
e l59 lots of marble have already been sol
To-day the sale will be held at Salem, I
Y, the train leaving at 5:4O a. m, brea
Is fast at Salem, and returning at nine in Il
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