The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12


Burt & Sherman's new advertisement in to-
days GLOBE. They display large assort-
mcnt of the best goods of the market. The
English walking jacket Is new thing, and
every lady should call Mt Burt & Sherman's
and examine It. II is ono of the latest
novelties.
MIR. F c Prindlc, brother of Harrison
Prindle, formerly of Rutland, who is now
civil engineer at League Island, has printed
comprehensive article on the value of
League Island near Philadelphia, as a
naval station
II Is thought probable that the jury cases
in the Bennington county court, will he
disposed of this week
Snow and sleighing at Montpelier.
Most Of the business before the Addison
county court is the trial of patent note
cases
Rev Louis n Bcaudry of Shelburn, tells
Of Experiences in Libby Prison" at the
City Hall, Burlington, on the evening Of
Dec 10Th.
\ social dance will be enjoyed by the
members of the Washington Engine
Company No. ., at the Village Hall on
Tuesday evening next, December 10th.
Holden's Qundrillc Band will furnish the
music.
Mr.. Austin the hotel keeper at Milton
lost a child on Wednesday afternoon. and
another chile died at 70 o'clock that night.
At the same time he was being pressed TO
trial on violation of the prohibtory law
by radical men who had no regard for his
double aflliction. There is such thing as
temperance in all things-- especially under
such circumstances.
a Grove street boy invited dozen
of his school-mates to his home the other
day, promising them all the lemonade and
candy they wanted. His mother didn't
hear of the arrangement until they came
and then she gave them all he had pro-
missed, but sent him TO bed where he
greatly enjoyed hearing the fun.
Senator Edmunds health is not good, as
he brought home from Europe malarial
fever, which is troublesome, but he is at
tending to his duties The Springfield
RepujlicaH referring to his illness says
1--WE are sincerely sorry to hear that Sena-
tor Edmunds is suffering from one of those
low, slow, exasperating malarial fcycrs that
imprudent or unlucky tourists occasionally
pick up in Europe. We wish him an early
recovery"
The Governor has fixed the price of Hon.
f. p. Walton's valuable book. 1.-THE Gov
ernor and Council, GOO copies, of which
are for sale By II. \. lIuse, ESQ, State
Librarian, at $3.50 per copy, including pos
tage. Uncut copies will be furnished
those who desire to bind in uniformity
with their other books, at special price.
We call the attention of our young read
ers to the article for boys and girls. They
will learn something useful every week if
they will read them This series of arti-
cles will appear once week for ten weeks,
and then at intervals throughout the year
The excellent description of Mr. Phil
brick on SCHOOLS Abroad" on the second
page, should be read by all.
Orange County Court begins its Deccm-
Der term at Chelsea next week Tuesday.
The jury calendar is an unusually long one
ninety-nine cases having been assigned for
trial by jury
Cough lectures at Burlington tonight,
Canal boats are running on both the Erie
and Champlain canals
The steamer Thomas Powell is running
between Troy and New York
The 'Entre-Nous' enjoyed pleasant
evening at the Bardwell House last night
a laughablc charade supplemented with
some select instrumental music formed the
programme, after which dancing was in
dulged in for an hour or So
Stillman r. Pluc, who was shot by Milo
]uckett at Whitehall, several weeks since,
is yet very low. An abscess has formed
upon Plues right lung, and the doctor in
attendance thinks his chances for life are
slim, and his strength is fast failing.
The funeral of Frederick d. Hodgman,
who died on Sabbath morning the 18th inst
took place Wednesday forenoon from the
Methodist church at Fort Edward. Rev.
| Seymour Coleman ofilciated and was as
sisted by Rev. DR.. King, Rev. j. NJ. King.
and Rev. j. NJ. Edgerton. Mr. Hodgman
was sixty-two years of age, born at Fair
field, Vt, in 1911. He removed to Fort
Edward in 1916. The Board of Supervisors
OF Washington county attended the funeral