The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-09
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at 1880.
"No horning' is the latest addenda to
marriage notices.
Rev. @. B. Hubert, d. D., president of
Middlebury college, is stopping at Saratoga
for few days.
A band of street musicians, violin, TAM
BOURNE, flute and harp, played on the
streets last evening
Gen. II. H. Baxter has increased his
| patriotic subscription for the Bennington
centennial from $500 to $500.
We publish in another column an inter-
esting centennial sketch by Rev. George
Leon Walker, d. D., of Brattleboro.
The Catholic society of Pittsford will
hold their second annual picnic at H. F.
Lothrop's grove on Saturday, August II.
Camp Morse, at Fort Cassin, broke up
yesterday and Mrs. Morse, Miss Addie
Pond, E. R. Morse, and others in camp
returned home.
Mr.. r. d. Munson of Williston, the in
ventor of the celebrated musical, calender
and union clock was in town yesterday on
his way to the Bennington centennial.
A meeting of the business men and citi-
zens of Rutland who are interested in the
approaching count, fair, will he held at the
Village hall on Friday evening next, at
7:30 o'clock.
Hyde Westover, ESQ.,, Of Caetleton, a
veteran of the war of 1912 has enlisted in
the Castleton company of the Rutland
county battalion and will attend the Ben
nington reunion.
The stock of the Delaware and Hudson
canal company has recently advanced sew
eral points, and the friends of the corpora
ton claim that its great depression has
: reached the lowest mark.
A new glove has been introduced, which
has studs instead of buttons, and the fas'
! fleming is accomplished with a silken cord,
i which is passed over and over the studs,
thus lacing the gloves to the required size.
G. G. Frost, the temperance orator, ad-
dressed fair audience at the town hall
last evening. He was especially severe on
dissensions among the clubs, and churches
. and clergymen who refused to work in the
temperance cause.
Five carloads of happy picnicers went tc
Clarendon yesterday under the auspices Of
the Baptist Sunday school and amused
themselves with croquet and other gsme'
!. and lunch during the day, returning &
seven in the evening.
The W. w. Scranton who 80 courage
ously led the city police againgt the rioter
in Scranton is a graduate Of Yale, and wa
bow-oar In the famous University crew o
'85 and son-in-law of Worthington G
Smith of st. Adams.
Lieutenant Gov. Proctor has responde,
to the Rutland county battallon's appeal TO
funds to defray expenses with subscription
Of $50. When other wealthy soldiers 81,
citizens follow suit the amount needed vii
be raised without trouble.
Hon. T. W. Park, Hon. A. b. GaIdne
and Gen. J. G. Mccullough were in tow
yesterday on their return from the railroa
conference at Bellows Falls. There ar
no new developments relative to the Hal
Z lem extension railroad Things. at presen
9 are in statue quo.
Z The Massachusetts, legislature will max
5 North Adams their resting place during tn
= centennial at Bennington, leaving ever
8 morning and returning every evening atte
3 the ceremonies of the day and ef enng N
q over. The three hotels have been engage
3 for their entertainment.
? R. M. Gould, president of the sons an
p daughters Of Vermont at Worcester, Mass
q will visit the Bennington centennial with
9 company OF is old veterans, formerly res
- dents of Brattleboro and vicinity. The
= will be arrayed in centennial nniforr
= Ex-Mayor Clark Jillson, Nottingham
z distinguished son, will accompany them.
= Various rumors were afloAt last eveniI
. relative to the status of railroad matte
z pertaining to the Harlem Extension railroa
z 1t is understood that the conference at 81
e lows Falls did not result in q settlement
"a difficulties. Although the Harlem may
8 day pass under the management of NJ
g Park it will not affect the arrangement
. perfected for the centennial.
Our thanks are due to the Rutland corn
g band for very excellent serenade abo
9 seven o'clock last evening in front of II
3 GLOBE office. The editors were all unfo
tunately absent or a personal acknov
edgement Of the compliment wou
have been made. This new bal
play we'll, and Rutland can congrat
late herself upon having good music
organization worthy of the support of O
citizens. We hope they will be liberal
sustained and patronized as they deserN
Ten policemen from Troy will do du
at Bennington during the centennial. I
police force at Bennington during the ce
bration will be 200 strong, not including
number of detectives from Troy, Alba
and elsewhere. One hundred OF the patr
men will receive pay, and the remaini
100 win be selected from freeholders q
sworn in as special constables. Detect
Ohas. r. Squire of Troy viii act as capt,
g of the force and arrange all the deta
. The constable Of Bennington will act
d superintendent. Mr.. Squares will come
:: Bennington for the purpose OF drilling
specials and informing them as to th
duties to-day.