The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-07

this evening at Z o'clock, for practice.
Tramps have taken up a new tuck; they
mutilate animals in the barns and fields.
A clam chowder was enjoyed at Benz.
Valiquettes saloon on Saturday evening.
The usual church covenant meeting at
the Baptist church on Saturday afternoon.
A local flour dealer has just cleared
$4,000 by the advance in the price of flour.
George F. Davis of Windsor was in town
Saturday with his trotting mare Bessie
Shaw.
A meeting of the temperance workers
will be held Saturday evening of this
| week.
Quite number of marble men arrived
here on Saturday to attend the trade sale of
marble.
The second annual trade sale of marble
by the Rutland marble company begins
to-day.
Al exchange thinks the late commuta-
ton of sentence in Vermont is Phair
enough.
Now is the time to fill your library
shelves. Good books were never so cheap
as now.
| Services, with communion, will be held
in Trinity church, Thursday morning, at
eleven o'clock.
Killngton lodge, No. 20, 1. o. o. T.,
meet this evening at o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Hal, Globe block.
The closing exercises of the Rutland
high school will take place ct Baxter music
hall on Friday afternoon June 90.
Rev. Father Lynch, vicar general of the
diocese of Burlington, sailed for Rome on
the missing steamer City of Brussels.
Opium eaters will have to earn more
money this year. That drug has jumped
up two dollars within the past week.
Rev. j. X. Richardson, pastor of the
Baptist church, preached at the chapel in
North Clarendon on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday was bright and breezy day. 1t
permitted nature and womankind to be
seen in their new attire, which was prec-
ious boon.
Lieuts. Miller and Woods, of the United
States army, stopping in town, are pdr-
chasing horses for the service, and on Sat
urday had eight on hand ready for ship
ment.
Henry w. Woodhouse, a well-known
New York merchant, was in town on Sat-
urday on a visit to his father, DIR. Charles
Woodhouse. He starts for Europe on
Wednesday next.
Apples are now in market of the fall
eating kinds, as sound and hard as when
picked from the tree. They were wrapped
in paper like our foreign fruit, and then
put in the refrigerating house.
Rev. A. L. Stone, d. D., of San Fran
cisco, brother-in-law of our townsman,
Francis A. Fisher, and formerly pastor of
the Park street church, Boston, has been
granted six months vacation by his
church, and will spend most of his time in
Massachusetts and Vermont.
| Pete Neary and a stranger were arrested
for being drunk and disorderly Saturday
evening The stranger was so much the
worse for liquor that the officers were
obliged to load him upon baggage truck
and wheel him in procession to the tin top.
The Bennington Gazette learns that
Fred Littletield of this village, for time
past engineer on the Harlem Extension
railroad has left the DAD and will engage
elsewhere. Fred has a host of friends who
will miss him from his old post of duty
but wish him success wherever he may go.
Merritt Monroe of Pawlet, implicated in
recent calf stealing scrape there, was
Saturday taken before Justice Hiram
Wickham of Pswlet and bound up in the
sum of $250to appear at the next term Of
the county court. He was brought to
Rutland by Constable Vail of Pawlet and
lodged in jail
The new lecture by Henry Ward Beech
or, entitled Ministry of wealth." to BIZ
given here May 21st, is said to be his fines
and most popular production. In places
where he has delivered it, the halls woult
not in many cases hold the large audiences
, that come to hear him. The people o
Rutland and adjoining towns should no
neglect this opportunity to hear this worl(
renowned preacher in one of his best lee
lures.
A number of persons were arrested anC
tried some months ago for participation il
row at picnic year ago in Wallng
ford. One Of the party, Keenan, Mooney
has successfully evaded the officers of tn
r law, until Saturday night, when he wa
arrested by Constable NJ. Paul of Middle
town, while sleeping in his brothers house
He was brought here and lodged in Jail AM
will have his hearing this morning.
The audience was 80 small to listen Il
| KIT Carson'a lectura at tho town hall nj