The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-14
LyUAL GLOBULtS.

The troops at Bennington will go hD
camp August II, and remain eight days.
The horse lost by Aramy Smith of Clar-
endon. some days ago, has been found.
Walter II F, ster, who has been passing
some weeks in. Massachusetts, returned yes
terd y.
The newly organized hose company ran,
last evening 80 rods In one minute and two
seconds.
Meeting of Sheldon hose company this
evening at 1880 o'clock fol- practice and
business.
A good chance to rent factory room for
IN .nufacturing purposes STE ad. in an
other column.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bates and family of New |
York arrived at the Bates house yesterday |
to remain some weeks.
Evening services at Trinity church |
through July and August, beginning to-
morrow, will be at half past FIVE.
A meeting of the Rutland Reform club
will he held al their rooms on Sunday even
ing at 6 o'clock. The public are invited.
1t is reported that boys make swim
ming place of the reservoir The author-
ties are about to pay their respects TO these
chaps.
Hon. Phillip II. Emerson, United States
| district Judge of Utah, gave The GLOBE
editorial rooms call on Friday. He is
the guest of Mrs. Rufus Frost.
G. D. Milling,on left yesterday for Dux.
bury, Mass, from whence he will sail on
ishins trip of a couple of weeks N. s.
Stea ms will have charge Of the Jail In his
aDsence.
A norg the new books on Spaulding's
counters is Gail Hamilon's novel, "First
love is best" which is said to be much bet
ter than her pugnacous attacks on Mr..
Bl4ines enemies.
Parties wishing to start in the manufac-
ture cf sash, doors, etc. out of Rutland,
with others who have machinery to engage
10 -ame, will do well to read advertisement
in anOl column.
James Reynolds was yesterday fined So
and costs for larceny and afterwards con-
fessed. He still persists that the whisky
" given him by a stranger and conse-
quently remains IN Jail.
The coolDess of the nights thus far this
season is remarkable. There has scarcely
been night in which the weather has been
sufficiently warm to render 1t unclmfOrt-
able, and sleeping has been a real luxury
The studio of Miss Martha J. Wood, on
the second floor of the Baxter bank build
ing, contains many fine pictures and is well
worth visit from all interested in art.
Miss Wood holds public receptions on Fri
days.
The McCue-Pdton quarrel at West Rut-
land has br ken oui again. Thur d night
Pat McCue, brother of Barney McCue,
whom Patton shot, chased John Patton, jr.,
firing several pistol shota, but not hitting
him. 1t is said hat the saloons Il ere tell
liquor as openly as If they were licensed,
aud that there is ctn,ideIable cons equent
disorder.
1t is sal the war in the east az doubled
he price of canary Dir SEED in tn 9 coun.
Try. Asiatic Turkey supplies urge gu nti.
ties of this Dir pruverder, but sil ce thai
, territory has b, come The Ih,a,Ie If war the
r supply has be n cut off. The little war.
bltrs will doubtless Ia c 10 Charge theil
I Diet until the eastern q lestion is set ed.
James Ba !, hard, otherwise kno as
! "Mtxia'" got int trouble yesterday
Some years ago bis wife obtained DIV orc'
from him I'd went to living with Chauncy
Ames, shoemaker. without stopping Il
ask clergy man or justice. Y,s erda,
"Mexlco" vent 10 make friendly call a
their domioile on Mai street, when husband
No. 2 attacked bin, knocked b m down
. chewed up his ear, scratched his face ant
n drew blood enc ugh TO transform hi shir
into European war map. 1t is o tellinI
how far the beating might ave gone ha,
not he wo nan takeu her first i rd's par
and ended 1t. "Mex CO" apologies by say
lug he Is tifIy-nins and too old to fight.
Am pg the aIriv is al the Bardwell hous
are t. g Id Lyman, M utreal, W. L
Wheeler, Lon is, J. @. Tyler and wife
5. BratIlebor A. Hammeth's m y, MOI
10 wich, Co H., j. l.. Macarthur, Granville
Hon. 10 IL. McFalsnd, Salem. N. Y.
L. Strong, CIV nd Ohio, John Shuri
left and family, Bennington, Hon. Chauu
cy Smith, Boston, Henry A. Harmon
Bennington, Hon joel W. Arnswor,t
Wallingto d, W. +. Hammond and family
Bound Brook, N. j., e. s. Ca p, Mont
pelier, R. II. Topper, Rochester, DR.. L. L
Roe, Poultne III a Jus ice John Piel
lpoint, Vs.kennes, DR.. }. NJ. Lurrier, Ca