The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-12
LOCAL 0LOBULFS.

Special meeting of Nickwackett hose
this evening at 7:30, for practice.
Bon X. Chase has opened q jewelry
workshop in his block on Center street.
The suits of Daniel Kimball vs.. Rev. s.
B. Pettengill and Rev. Norman Seaver, D..
D., were non-suited yesterday.
In the notice of the death of DR.. c. s.
Perry we omitted to mention Mrs. James
L..Gilmore OF West Rutland as sister.
Judge Wheeler goes to Canandaigus, N.
Y, next week, to hold term of the U. S.
Court for Judge Wallace who Is in Europe.
Special meeting of the L. e. Kingsley
hose company this evening at half past
seven. Every member is requested to be
present.
There will be special meeting of the
Cramton hose company this evening at
$3.50 sharp. A full attendance is urgently
requested.
John O'Brien's ''six shows consolidated
enters Vermont, Friday, June 22d, al
Brattleboro, and will visit all the principal
towns in the state.
Zenas Warren fell on the sidewalk on
Perkins avenue Sunday morning, breaking
the small bone of his ankle. He will be
confined to the house for several days.
All members of the Valley boys base
ball club are requested to meet on Hunts
grounds tonight for practice and after
wards to retire to their club room to elect
a secretary and treasurer.
Judge H. H. Wheeler will hold a special
term of the United States circuit court at
the United States court rooms to day. The
case of George G. Thrall vs.. John W.
Cramton, assignee of Ben X. Chase will be
tried.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Morse aad Miss
Addie Pond leave to-day for Fort Cassin
where they will open Scamp Morse" for
the summer. This way of passing the
summer is gaining in popularity every
year.
W. II. Holley. Esq, whose obituary ap-
pears in another column was an uncle OF
Hon. Walter G. Dunton, judge of the su.
preme court, and his special guardian and
patron during the judges earlier years.
The Union hook and ladder company has
organized hose company with full board
OF officers, and last evening at practice they
ran the full distance required at a tourna-
ment, and laid 300 feet of hose in the
splendid time of one minute and thirty-two
seconds.
| At the annual convention of the national
wool growers association held at Chicago
May 8, MIR. e. N. Bissell of Shoreham, was
elected first vice president, also one of the
executive committee. This is an honor
Mr.. Bissell well deserves.
John N. Gale of St. Johnsbury, grand
master, l. o. o. F., Of Vermont, was In
town, last evening. He goes to Readsboro,
to-day, to organize new lodge of Odd
Fellows. j. A. Parker of Rutland, grand
warden, accompanies him.
Mrs. Molloy, the temperance orator, 10
seriously Ill at Cambridge. from overwork,
and will be obliged to throw up her present
engagements, one of which was in Rutland.
She was taken Ill while addressing meet
ing, and had to be carried out.
1t has been stated that the officer who
took Mrs. Payson to the insane asylum at
Brattleboro left her in one car while he was
in another. The officer says that the story
is entirely false. He rode with the pris-
oner the entire journey. Insanity has been
prominent in Mrs. Payson's family, an
aunt and sister having been in an asylum,
and 1t Is said, died there.
The funds Of the free reading room
committee have all been expended, and the
room was closed yesterday. II our citizens
come forward and subscribe funds suffi-
cient 10 run it for another year, the room
will be opened again. The room is more
OF necessity now than in flush times, as
many men are out of employment and
must do something Possibly Rutland can
afford to let from ten 10 twenty young
men who spend their spare time In this
room daily drift into the saloons, but we
doubt il.