The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
LOCAL. MENTION.

The GLOBE edition this morning is over
two thousand copies.
Yesterday was a day of changes. 1t
shned, clouded, showed and blowed like
hurricane, and all in an afternoon.
The brave Nickwacketts hold their an.
nual ball at Town hall on Thursday even
ing. The Rutland quadrille band furnish
the music, and the supper for the occasion
Is to be given by the jolly host of the Bcr-
wick house. The occasion throughout will
no doubt be first-class and thoroughly en-
Ioyable.
La Rue's Ministries appear at the Opera
house Friday evening next. They are
among the jollest of their class and will
on doubt be we'll patronized.
1t is rumorcd that an up town woman
was delivered of twins on Monday night.
and that yesterday one died while The
woman was in an intoxicated state. A
small coffin was procured and the dead
babe put therein and taken to the mother
to look at. She Immediately gave the little
coffin kick, sending it whirling across the
room.
There was another family quarrel on
Green street yesterday afternoon. This
time, however, the female character got
the best of her better halt and with grid.
iron put very severe wound in his
head. Jim thinks 'twas'nt fair ,lake.
An interesting letter from Prof. j. d.
Butler, will be found on the second page.
Aun Eliza Young, the nineteenth wife OF
Brigham Young, will lecture at the Rut.
land Opera House on Tuesday night, Jan
uary 18th. She lectures also at Burlington
on tho 18th, st. Adams on the 14th, and on
the 18Th at Ogdensburgh, N. Y. In Con
ncc,icut she has drawn larger houses than
any lady who has leclurcd in New England
In some instances the past week the ioors
of the audience room have been closed be
cause of the eager crowd who desired adj
mittancc after it was completely filled.
She is undoubtedly among the best female
speakers upon the platform.
Mr.. C. G. Wheeler, the gentleman who
is canvassing in aid of the Kansas sufferers
has succeeded well in town thus far, and
we trust large number will still contrib.
ute. He has thus far received S31 % with
the collection of $40 taken at the Baptist
church on Sunday. Among the subscribers
on his list we notice the names of Hon. W
G. Dunton, o. L. Robbins, Rev. L. Mills.
Sidney W. Rowell, C. ii. Parkhurst, B, II.
Burt L G. Sherman, Geo. Il. Lawrence.
Z. N. Merriam, George @ Day, &. L.Bab
cock, G. w. Nichols, Mrs ]. NJ. Lawrence
He has also received Il quantity Of clothing
which has been left at Judge Dunton's
Office.
A window in Patrick Gains grocery
store was suddenly blown out last evening
A person leaning against pile Of cigar
which stood up inside against the window
was incontinently preclpitated into the
street and the cigars were scattered
Wallace Bruce, the well known lecturer,
was at the Bardwell house yesterday.
The Barnabee concert troupe appear nj
Middebury next week Wednesday evening
and all lovers of fine music in this vicinity
should attend.
The poet of the "Carpers Club" in the
Graphic thus writes about Col. Ocott,
was a doubter, n doubter,
But now I'm merry come.outer;
Oh. It's jolly TO be
such man as you see
In The scent0-spirltist spouter.
so I'll grow some long hair and 60 yelling,
And my book Will be lively In selling,
For convert am
From the scientists sham.
And what I'll become there's no telling.