The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Gcid 1904
Rev. Dr.. Seaver preached at Syracuse,
n. Y, on Sunday.
There was a baptism at the Baptist
church last evening.
Special meeting Of II II. Baxter Hose
Company this evening at eight o'clock.
The Buffalo Bill combination will be at
the town hall Tuesday evening, Jan. Esd.
julius st. Lawrence was arrested and
placed in Jail Saturday for an unpaidliquor
fine.
Killington Lodge, No. 80, 1. o. o. F.,
meets thus evening at 80 o'clock, a. Odd
Fellows Hall, Globe block,
There are thirty-seven prisoners in the
Rutland county jail, said to be the larg ST
number eser in the all at any one time.
The Paige house under Mr.. RichaI dson's
management, has gone back to its old
name and will be known as the Berwick.
The sherifT's auction sale of goods at T.
G. Hubbird's store on Center street, will
be continued this afternoon at two O'Clock.
1t is reported that the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company are to erect ma
chine shops at Whitehall and employ $50
men.
The ladies sewing society of Trinity
parish will meet a, their rooms in Baxter
bank building Wednesday AFTERNOON at
two o'clock.
The donation at the Lake Dunmore
house, for the benefit Of Rev. X. Haven
of Shoretan has been postponed till Thurs
day evening, Jan. 10.
Charles Plurnley was brought to the
Jail Saturday by Constable L ri of Shrews.
bury, for safe keeping. He was arrested
for assault and will remain there until bis
trial.
Charles Crosier, colored, was arrcs'e] by
officer Sc rms, Saturday, on warrant from
Charlotte, for rage, committed Nov mb0r
ID, m Agnes Ann Burnham of Oh irlo,te.
He will be taken to Charlotte to-day for
trial.
The Sir John Rose, whose capture in
Fay by bIigands was reported, proves not
to / . Sir John.Rose, son-in-law of Madam
Tempe of Rutland. as letters received
from him by the family here state that he
has not left England.
The storm delayed all the trains consid-
erably Saturday. the morning train from
the north being an hour and a half la'e, the
moor Rutland and Washington three hours,
the afternoon Eastern about an hour the
night tram fr, IN New York not ra hing
here till six Sunday m rning, and Others
being delayed some y hal.
A lively runaway occurred Saturday. A
horse driven by Miss Gussie Winship,
overturned u sleigh ou Grove street, throw
Ing Miss Winship and another lady cut,
and ran through Grove street, Merchants
row, Center, Wales and West streets, be-
fore It was captured. Neither of the ladies
we're severely hurt, the sleigh was I'M
broken, and 10 collision occurred through
Merchants row wac more than usually full
of I ans.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany are buildi1 at Troy a u new bridge to
lake the pl ace of the one a. Center Rut-
land. The pattern IS simil II TO that of the
present bridge, and it is TO be constructed
of hard pine. So the great accident there,
Of which we have h,a d SO many pred C
tons of late and which was to be a second
Ashtabula in horror, probably wont take
place after al.
The place on Center street kept by
julius s.. Lawrence was closed Saturday
by tue officers as q nuisance, under the
provisions of the nuisance law. The law
also provides that closing q place as a com
mon nuisance shall vacate a tenants lease,
and the premises shall revert to the lessor
Under this provision A. II. DInforth OF
whom st. Lawrence leased the rooms,
opened them again Immediately after they
we're closed by the oiiic rs. AMI tore down
the nuisance notice which they had pasted
up.