The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-09
LOCAL GLOBULIS.


The rifle club meet for practice this af-
ternoon at their range near Center Rutland.
A horse belonging to Martin G. Events
left unhitched on West street Thursday ran
away and injured the carriage consider
ably.
The Mutuals and Redstockings play a
match game of base ball on "the island"
near the Dorr bridge, at two o'clock this al
ternoon.
Miss M. E. Wilson advertises millinery
goods at cost for the next thirty days.
Read her advertisement under head of read
ing notices.
Hon. Dorman B. Eaton of New York,
Col. F. A. Eastman of Chicago, and J. J.
Estey of Brattleboro, were registered at
the Bardwell house last evening.
A three year old child of John Constsn-
tine on Woodstock avenue yesterday fell
headlong down the cellar stairs into bar
rel, breaking its arm and being otherwise
injured.
The Union base ball club has been Or
ganized as follows: s. Hunter, captain; j.
Lorette, secretary; G. Fem, treasurer; +.
Gordon, q. Weed, W. Aiken, B. Pease, ].
Talbot, L. Cady.
Mr.. Fritsch sang in the concert in Stein
way hall last Monday evening for the bene-
fit of st. Stephens home, and created q
sensation in his solo, "Cujus amman" from
Rossinl's "Stabat Mater he sings it here
also.
Mr.. Mie'zke will give a performance on
Wednesday afternoon next at Baxter hall,
at which number of his pupils will ap-
pear. The young ladies are making careful
preparations and a fine programme will be
given by the different performers.
The funeral of Hugh Flanagan killed in
Clement, ellison & Woodfns quarry Thurs
day, will be attended from st. Bridget's
church, West Rutland, this morning. un-
der the auspices of st. Patricks benevolent
society of which he was member.
A bright novel "The Jericho road" is
sued anonymously in Chicago last winter
and which excited good deal of interest
at the time, is at last out with John Hab-
berton's name on the title page and will
doubtless have large sale among the ad-
mirers of "Helens babies" Spauldipg
has it.
The wife of John H. Foley died quite
suddenly on Friday morning. She was
about the house and until o'clock on
Thursday evening was visiting with her
husband and playing with her children.
She was taken Ill at 9 a. m, Of pneumonia
and died at 10 q. IN. She leaves five small
children.
The diocesan convention for the diocese
OF Vermont meets with Trinity church in
Rutland Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. Services will be held in
Trinity church morning and evening of
each day and on one evening reception to
Bishop Bissell will be given at the resi-
dence of Charles Clement, senior warden of
the church.
Mr.. Henry W. Tower of Clarendon yes
terday received q check for $465 from the
Champlain mutual insurance company of
Burlington, through A. d. francisco, the
local agent of the company, the amount in
sured on his piano and furniture recently
burned. The Mutual displays commend.
able promptness in settling its losses.
Two cages of quails were received by
Martin G. Eyerts yesterday from Messina,
Sicily. The :cages were arranged with
troughs containing food around the sides
and where the birds could reach 1t. They
had travelled from Messina by express and
arrived 10 good condition. They will be
used to introduce this bird to Vermont
forests where 1T will be valuable addi-
ton to the stock of game.
Mrs. Maria Payson was arrested Wednes-
day for writing obscene letters and lodged
In Jail. She was thought to be insane and
Drs. Mead and Pond were summoned Ia
examine her. She was kept in jail TIL
Friday morning when the selectmen (H
II. Dyer, Samuel Boardman and Samuel
Hayward) held consultation. The doctors
made their statements that after due exam
nation they believed her insane, and tn,
selectmen ordered her sent to the asylum al
Brattleboro. She will be taken there TO-
day.
Cottage street seems to be going wilt
over trout fishing. No sooner had theil
lawyer returned with an empty basket thar
druggist and freight agent started out