The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-18
LOCAL GLOBULFS.


God 1863.
The rush on the Rutland hotels is over.
Chauncy Smith, ESQ.,, of Boston, is in
town.
Plumbs and pears, more or less ripe, are
in the market.
The last dodge of small beggar girls is
asking for old earrings.
Chauucy Adams was yesterday fined So
and costs for intoxication.
The depot and streets we're crowded
again yesterday with returning centennial
tourists.
Mrs. Eliza DeMott, formerly Miss Bar
ney Of Rutland, sings at the Baptist church
tomorrow.
Adjutant General James s. Peck gave
THE GLOBE editorial rooms pleasant call
last evening.
Morris Patterson, wife and son of Phila-
delphia, are stopping with their son, Mr..
]. s. Patterson. at the Berwick house.
Mr.. Mietzke will bring out his new Mass
in full before very long. 1t is to be sung
by sixteen Rutland singers, four for each
part.
Miss Emma Jaynes, the talented Wash
ingten correspondent, and J. X. Seaver Of
the Malone Palladium, were in town yes
terday.
The Cottaos Hearth for September con-
talns Mrs. Dorr. poem at Bennington IN
full, and long account of the Stark
family.
Frank o. hickey will open q restaurant
in Quinn's block, the stand formerly occu
pied by Wilson Fisher, next Tuesday
morning.
The Sherman band played number OF
pieces in the street yesterday morning, ant
returned to their home in Burlington in the
afternoon.
Psymaster General Benjamin Alvord Of
Washington arrived in town yesterday on 6
visit to Mr.. Henry Mussey. He leaves fol
New York to-day.
Gov. Prescott and party Of New Hamp
shire passed through Rutland In specia
car yesterday, about eleven o'clock, on thei
return from Bennington.
Gov. Fairbanks and family, and mem
bers Of his staff, passed through RUTLAND
by special train yesterday afternoon on hi
return from Bennington.
Owens, the wrestler, denies the state
ment that he has received challenge from
haMshon, formerly of Rutland, for
match In San Francisco.
1t is reported, and we hope correctly
that the Central Vermont club and the On
dowas of Manchester are arranging for
game Of base ball at Rutland.
The special trains closed their run las
night and now the regular time tables vii
be resumed and people can tell somethin
when their trains leave and arrive.
The descendants Of Gen. Starkssho cam
to the Bennington celebration with Gov
Prescotts party of New Hampshire, stop
ped in Rutland last night on their return.
As Mr.. Silsbury Of Lunenburg was en-
tering train to leave Bennington, Thur
day evening, his pocket was picked of
$400 gold watch In the crush. He cam
along without making any efforts to hay
the thief captured.
II ~. g." Of Castleton will look at II
! head of our editorial columns she will 81
that we do not publish anonymous commit
nications. Besides, the town grand jurt
of Castleton Ia the proper remedy for Il
grievance mentioned and not the column
of newspaper.
-Four pickpockets were spotted by th
special police on one Of the trains out
Bennington last evening. A little way OF
of North Bennington they attempted
steal Gen. Geo. p. Fosters watch, wht
the police attempted to arrest them VIII,
two Of the pickpockets jumped from Il
car. The train was stopped, the poll,
gave chase and captured the thieves.
The reception of President Hayes AT
party at Gov. Pages, Thursday night, b
fore the public wss admitted, was a vel
handsome affair. Standing from the port
through the entire length OF the hall was
double row of young girls In white, wi
baskets OF flowers which they strewed
. fore Mrs. Hayes as abe passed. A Rutlal
J lady who resided in the south during the W
3 sent In to the reception large bouquet
! red and white howers-the rebel colors
:. and when the party entered the parlo
Mrs. Page presented this bouquet to POI