The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-06
LOCAL GLOBULFs.
God 1861.

up on Thursday Of this week.
There was an infant baptism at the Con-
gregational church yesterday morning.
Rev. j. M. Edgerton of the Methodist
church preached at West Rutland yester-
day.
The Reform club give literary enter
tainment with the Literary Gazette Wednes.
day evening.
Killington lodge No. 20 o. o. F. meets
this evening at eight o'clock at Oddfellows
hall, Globe block.
The second race for purse Of $50, for
horses In Rutland county, will take place
at the Playground Wednesday.
The Rutland marble company are 10
erect large building in connection with
their mills at Center Rutland and put up a
number Of turning lathes.
The examining board for Rutland county
will hold meeting for the examination of
those desiring to teach In this county, at
Rutland, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.
2sth and Goth.
Ed. LeClair and a son of James Kennedy
and Jug of rum, with which the two had
been on more intimate terms than the law
allows, were arrested by Chief Of Police
Putnam last evening.
Hon. George II. Bigelow. who has Just
been appointed special agent of the post
office department, has been assigned to
duty in the New England states, and re-
ports at Augusta, Me-, to-day.
@. G. Fiost, the well known temperance
eretor, will deliver an address under the
auspices of the Reform club at the town
hall Tuesday evening. Mr.. Frost's time is
all engaged for some time to come.
Mra. Eliza Collins, only sister of the late
Senator Foot, died about seven o'clock
Saturday morning at the residence of DR..
Cyrus Porter. The remains were taken to
Port Henry for burial beside those of her
husband.
One calf can make more trouble on Sur
day than fifteen sermons, as was proved by
the one that broke loose on Washington
street yesterday afternoon, and which 1t
took nine persons of all sexes and sizes to
drive back to its pen.
Next Saturday two companies of militia
from 81. Adams, one from Burlington, one
from Mortified, one from Middlebury, one
from Brandon and possibly one from Brad
ford, will pass through Rutland on their
way TO the Bennington celebration.
The rife club were out for practice at
their 500 yard range at the Center, satur-
day, and made, out of possible 70, the
following scores John Hunt 70, Charles
Hines 10, James Beattie SO, A. Kilburn
IS, Nathan Marshall "a, James Ceouch CO.
A case of malpractice is reported. A
child Of John Brown broke an arm July
9th and on the 9th doctor" Keenan, set
the fracture. For three weeks the bandage
was not removed and the arm infamed.
Keenan, let the child alone and the parents
summoned DR.. Allen, but too late, as the
child died soon of pyamia. A complaint
has, we understand, been lodged with The
grand juror.
| Rev. Mr.. Walker, colored clergyman
from the south, lectured at the Baptist
church last evening on the future of the
negro race. he predicts that the southern
states east Of the Mississippi would be
given up to them and that they would
equal the whites in wealth and position.
At the conclusion a collection was taken
up for the education of negroes. Mr..
Walker remains In town some days col.
lecting funds for this object.
We publish in another column a CORES.
pondence between Hon. Daniel Roberts
and John G. Whittier, which Is Of interest
70 every Vermonter in the present cenien.
NAL period. The.Song of the Vermonters,
which accompanies the correspondence, has
a peculiar emphasis just now, when the old
time patriotism Is aroused. At the centen.
NAL at Windsor, the well known George NJ.
Clark stepped upon the platform and sung
this Song OF the Vermonters with thrilling
effect, which was received with great ap.
plause.
DR.. Pieston-Sweet, the celebrated physi-
clan who gives special attention to dis.
eases of the luugs. arrived in town on Sat
urday evening, and has rooms at the Bard
well house, accompanied by bis father, the
well known DR.. A. Il. Sweet. They will
remain In town for time. These gentle.
men, who are at the head of DR.. Sweet
medical institute and New England bureau
OF physicians and surgeons at New Haven,
Conn.,, are on a vacation tour, seeking re-
creation and rest in such healthful locations
as Rutland, Brattleboro and other points
in northern New England to which theil
journeyings will lead them. 1t Is their de,
sire to make acquaintance with the people
OF this community and other sections OF
the state aud interest them in the Consump
tives' home, an institution which they in.
tend opening In Litcbfeld, Conn, in May
next. People who desire to consult the
Drs. Sweet tor the treatment of disease
can do so, although the treatment of pa
tients Ia not the main object of their visl
to this section. We commend these gentle
men to our readers and to call upon them
II they have an opportunity and learn Of
them their plans. They are skilled
and intelligent gentlemen and visit will
well repay any Of our citizens. They have
special remedy possessing curative pow
ers for rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat
catarrh, etc.
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..... Castleton.