The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-26
LOCAL IcNTIOR

ttc,d 1861
The northern tram was an hour late last
evening.
Mrs. J. ]. r Randall is In Washington
with her sistsrin-law, Mrs. Col. Joyce.
Regular monthly meeting of Ii. H. Bax-
ter hose company this (Friday) evening at
1850 o'clock.
The sleeping Car wrecked at East Dorset
was raised yesterday and brought in here
list evening.
Rev. Mr.. Morse will preach In the chapel
at North Clarend n mex! Sabbath, Ia the
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Hon. t. p. Red6eld is stopping during
the session of the supreme court, with his
nephew P. Redheld Kendall.
Regular monthly meeting of the L. G.
Kingsley hose company this evening at 2
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
The western Vermont masonic union
will hold its annual assembly at the Ste
vens house, Vergennes, on Tuesday, Feb.
18Th.
Mrs. Mietzke is to sing in St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Burlington, next Sab
bath, by invitation of the committee on
music.
d. Z. Nicholson surpassed himself in his
argument before the supreme court y~ester-
day, keeping the court and most Of the
bar laughing throughout his speech.
d Magner, with five trained horses, ar
rived 10 tow yesterd y. He dc iverd bis
free lecture TO a large crowd in villag4 hall
in the evening. He will exhibit his trained
horses to-day.
A light was seen from West Rutland
last evening, in TIE d rection of the old
town farm building, AMI the general I'm
preston prevailed that the building had
been destroyed by fire.
We regret to learn that Rev. w. II.
Lord, d. D., of Montpelier, is seriously i'll
of disease of the kidneys, making it nee, g.
sary for him to KEEP under the influence of
chloroform a portion of the time.
Among the guests at the Bardwell house
yesterday were Hon. John Pierpoint, Ver-
gennes; Hon. Homer L. Royce, st. A.
bans; Hon. James Barrett, Woodstock
Hon. j. w. Stewart, Middlebury; c. N
Davenport, Brattieboro; and the Young
Apollo club, fourteen members.
The young Apollo club.got badly sold
yesterday. They came from Brandon at
eleven o'clock, going to Trey. Iustead of
changing cars here they remained in the
car in which they came end were carried on
the road to Boston. They discovered their
mistake in time to leave the train at East
Clarendon, return to Rutland by private
conveyance, take dinner and leave at three
o'clock for Troy, where they Appeared last
evening.
The dancing soc!able at Baxter music
hall last evening was a decided success.
Forty gentlemen have subscribed to the So
cables and there were ~tlirty-five couples
present. Excellent music, three pieces,
was provided and dancing INDUCED in from
eight to twelve. A number of card tables
were provided for those net caring to
dance, which were occupied during the
evening. The affair was a most enjoyable
one in every respect. The next soclable
will be given Tuesd ~ next.
Andrew Simonds went to a dance st
East Clarendon over a month ago and !
came home minus an overcoat. A
few days ego he saw q young mar
wearing the coat walking through the
street with two young ladies. S.monds
demanded bis coat and money for stealing
it. The young man, Eugene (uyl,y #
Clarendon, gave up the coat and a Wa'ch
which he said he would send twelve dollars
and redeem, and departed.
Cephas e. Stone was brought before JUS
tice George W. Warren and fined $40 and
costs under the statute for selling ferment-
ed liquor. TIE Liquor sold was lager. 1t
was understood III It Stone was TO be pros
ecuted under The nuisance act and he had
the manufacturer Of the lager fron Schen-
ectady to give the analysis of the beer and
prepared to testify that it was not intoxi-
eating. The nuisance part Of the case was
not pressed and the witness was not pro-
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