The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-28
LOCAL MENEEON.

Kilington lodge No. 60 /. o. o. f. will
meet this Monday evening at 1870 o'clock
at Oddfellows hall, GLOBE block. The
Grand Master of the Grand lodge will be
present.
The friends of paymaster general Benz
Alvord, will be gratifled to learn that he is
recovering from the recent accident, by
which he broke q bone OF the leg in getting
out of horse car.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Wallace
Clement is getting along well, although his
eye will be lost to him.
Remember Miss Annie De Montfords
entertainment at the Opera House tonight
One of the "expertesL" of the expert
marksmen belonging TO the Rutland Fur
company was presented on Saturday with
"hunting coat" made expressly for the
recipients favolite pastime, and although
not exactly ga coat of many colors,' it
signifies, as did the latter, that the wcnrer
is the favorite among the brothers. 1t is
limited that the garment cost something,
even tnOu5n III was Il SllI.
Fred. Otis, brother of John NJ. Ous,
express agent of this place, is, We regret to
learn, dangerously i'll with typhoid fever at
the residence of his brother on Washington
street
Rev. Mr.. Mills preached an interesting
discourse at the Baptist church on Sabbath
morning appropriate to the Christmas sea-
son.
Rev, Mr.. johnson preached an earnest
discourse yesterday morning, urging the
Young to come to Christ.
Six persons were proposed to become
members of the Congregational church at
the communion next Sabbath.
Three persons were baptized at the Bap-
list church last evening.
4 serious row was rumorcd at West Rut-
land yesterday, and the sherifis deputies
were after the participants last evening.
On Friday evening the Sabbath school Of
the Congregational church assembled at the
chapel with the teachers, where gifts were
dispensed by ex-Gov. Page, the superin-
tendent of the school, and collation. was
served.
Mr.. +. G. White leaves for New York
to-day, from whence he sails to Panama to
take his position as superintendent of the
Panama railroad. The trip from New
York to Panama is six days in length.
Bev. a. A. Hoyt, formerly pastor OF the
Advent church in Rutland, has commenced
the publication of weekly temperance
paper at Waterbury, called the "Entey.
prise"
On Friday afternoon young gentleman
and lady entered the ladies' waiting room
at the depot. After standing by the stove
few moments the gentleman, without ut.
tering word, struck her, staggering hel
for the moment After regaining herself
she made for him, pulling his hair ant
scratching his face. Quite an excitemcn
cnsucd tor q few moments. The parties
were unknown, and departed quietly in TIN
end.
Henry N. Newell, Esq, of Sheburnc
and O. S. Bliss, Esq, of Georgia were a
the Bardwell House Saturday.
The special freight train on the Rensse
laer g. Saratoga road which has formcil,
arrived here at 1l:30 will hereafter arrive
at $3.50 p. m.
The loafers on the street corners need at
tending to and we respectfully call the at
tention of our police force to the fact
Yesterday the nuisance was unbearable
outrageous and disgraceful. Every stree
corner was crowded and ladies cspeciall
were troubled to pass and insultcd besides
Several communications and vcinit
news are crowded out this morning.
DR.. Goldsmith's interesting letter, on til
frat page, will repay perusal.