The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-30
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Special meeting of Nickwackett hose
this evening at 7:15 for practice.
Regular meeting of Washington engine
company, No, 2, at 1880 this evening.
B B. Smalley, ESQ.,, Of Burlington, clerk
of the district court, was in town yester-
day.
Union hose company will meet at their
hall this evening at 7:30 O'Clock, for prac-
tice.
Regular monthly meeting of tie Sheldon
hose company, this Saturday evening, at
1880 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Blaisdell, of Ira, will preach at
West Rutland at the school. house at $3.50
p. M, Sund4 ~.
H. Fl. Smith, county clerk, returned last
evening with his family, from a brief trip
to Waterbury and Stowe.
The professors and pupils of the Boston
Institute of Technology visit the marble
quarries at West Rutland to day.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
M. 1 Knights Of Pythias, this evening at
Oddfellows' hall, Globe block.
Rev. Walter Mitchell will deliver the an
nual sermon before the Rutland missionary
association, at Trinity cnu.ch, on Sunday
evening.
Prof. d. MeGregor Means, Who has been
temporary iaetructor in intellectual philos-
oply in .Niddlebury college, has been
elected to a permanent professorship.
Special meeting of Central council, No.
9, sovereigns of industry, this evening, at
1880 o'clock, in Thrall and Sadlers hall. A
full attendance Of all members is desired.
No services will be held Sunday evening
at the Congregationalist, Baptist or Metho-
dist churches in this village on account OF
of the missionary sermon at the Episcopal
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbitts of Bennington
have extended a cordial invitation to the
president and family to par;ake Of ths
centennial.
Prof. Judah Dana Of the Rutland higl
school, has been in attendance upon th,
commencement of Dartmouth college, hi
alma mater, having graduated in the elias
of 1S45.
There will be preaching at the Adven
t church, tomorrow, by Elder George A
3 Sureeter, at 1880 and 7;45 p. m. Praye
and conference meeting in the morning a
the usual hour.
A number of the professors and studentl
of the Massachusetts school of t%echnolog
. we're guests at the Bates house, last night
8 8 on their return from a prospecting tour i
r northern New York.
Rev. S. w. Field of Providence, r. l
will occupy the pulpit Of the Baptif
church on Sunday morning next. No sci
vice will be held in the evening, on accour
of the missionary sermon at the Episcops
church.
The taking of the testimony In the cas-
Of the Eureka marble company VS.. th
Windsor manufacturing company wa
. closed on Friday morning for the presen
An adjourned session will be held at a
early day.
A door has been made in the back pa
of Morse Bros. drug store opening on Cei
ter street, thus giving a better ventilatlo
L and a chance for receiving heavy goods
the back part instead OF through the frol
- part of the store.
is Mrs. Maria II. Payson arrived In tow
yesterday afternoon 10 charge of the de-
uty sheriff of Windham county. A WI
of ha6eas corpus was sued out and vi
signed by Judge Dlnton, who will hear Il
case either to-day or on Monday.
The state worhhouse commission, aft
a session OF two days, adj Iurned, as '
understand, without The adoption of a phi
TOR the buildings, as those presented wou
far exceed In cost of execution the Apr
p iatIons made by the legislature.
The police court at the Jail yesterdl
morning was occupied with the case
Callahan of Wallingford, who was arrest
Thursday for intoxication. He was fin
So and costs, and disclosed on Edward
Webster. Webster was fined $40 and co,
. for keeping and $40 and costs for sellin
He appealed.
Those who attend O'Brien's show
Brandon should not allow themselves to
swindled by the prize package ma
Neither should they pay the man who as
v them 20 cents for going from one tent