The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-30
LOCAL GLOBULES.


God 1863.
Meeting of the Cramton hose company
this afternoon at 2;15 sharp.
The Sherman band are to be the guests
of the Bardwell house while in Rutland.
Members of the Sheldon hose company
are requested TO meet at their rooms at one
o'clock to-day.
A man in Fort Edward keeps his garden
free from potato bugs by keeping large
toad among the vines.
Remember the adjourned sale of the
chair factory property takes place on Fri
day, June l, at 9 o'clock p. m.
Rt. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand con-
tirmed class of torty-fve at the French
Catholic church yesterday morning.
Members of the H. II. Baxter hose COM
pany are requested to meet at their rooms
at o'clock sharp, in full uniform.
Most of the hose companies were out
practicing last evening. The Kingsley's
had the misfortune to break an axle.
A match game OF base ball will be played
on the "island" at nine o'clock this morn
ing between sour" boys and the "Valley"
boys.
There will be business meeting of the
Reform club at their hall in Simons' block
at 80 this evening. A full attendance is
desired.
The man killed at East Dorset was
Thomas Kelley, an Irishman, about fifty
five years old. He leaves wife and five
or six children.
Members of Washington hose and engine
companies wishing to take part in the pro-
cesson to-day, are requested to meet at
their rooms at half past twelve to-day.
Killington steamer, No. g., are requested
to meet at their rooms at l o'clock this af-
ternoon, sharp, fully uniformed, to take
part in the exercises of Decoration day.
The most elaborate and interesting pro-
gramme of Decoration day in this section is
that of Fletcher post G. A. r. at Wallipg.
ford, and it is the intention to have impos.
ing ceremonies that will call together q
large concourse of people.
The late Joseph Harrington of Castleton
will be buried Thursday morning at 10
o'clock, by Lee lodge, No 80, F. and A.
NJ. Master masons are cordially invited to
be present. Lodge opens at 9:4O a. M,
sharp.
All citizens having flowers are requested
to contribute them for the decoration OF
graves to-day and send them to the village
hall at nine o'clock this morning. Ladies
are requested to meet at the village hall al
nine O'Clock to assist in arranging flowers
Of the $3.50 insurance on the furniture
of Henry q. Tower of Clarendon, $4O(
was on the piano belonging to Nellie NJ
Cheney, and $3.50 on Mr.. Towers goods
The people of Clarendon have acted with
remarkable generosity in this case. A sub
scrption paper was at once started in ai(
OF Mr.. Tower, and about 5000 has already
been raised. The burial of the two children
in Ira was largely attended from Claren
don.
The funeral of Sister Gregory was large
ly attended from St. Peters church, OF
Tuesday morning al z o'clock. The offici
ating clergy were Rt. Rev. Bishop Loui
De Goesbriand, biszop of Burlington, Rev
Father Boylan, pastor of st. Peters church
Rev. Father O'Dwyer Of Bennington, Rev
Father Lane of Brattleboro, and Rev
Father O'Rielly of West Rutland. Tn
casket was placed in the main aisle, sur
rounded with burning tapers and severs
beautiful floral decorations. The altar wa
hung with emblems of mourning. Tn
d sisters of st. Joseph's convent occupie
seats on the right of the casket, and tn
, pail bearers on the left. The main seat
were occupied by the young ladies of th
St. Joseph and parish schools, wearin
white wells, and the boys of the paris
school occupied seats on the left OF th
aisle. The services were commenced by
touching and appropriate funeral addreI
o by Ri. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand,
which the Offices of the dead were fully e.
Y planned, and a tribute paid to the memor
o of Sister Gregory. High requiem mass fC
y the dead was then celebrated by Re-
I; Father Boylan, assisted by Rev. Fathe
y O'Riely, O'Dwyer and Lane. At the col
s clusion of the service the casket was borr
>; from the church by the pail bearers, job
i p. Collins, Barney Flynn, John Cauley,
If Eustace, p. Ca uley, F. De Lisle, W. Coz
. roy, NJ. Clifford, p. Sheridan. The pr
cession, under the direction of DEM
IS Kingsley, proceeded to the Catholic Gem
n terry on West street, where the burial toe