The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-17

The recent thaw and mild weather has
recently put a stop TO the wood and lum-
Der business.
The Burlington Free Press says
What the local editor Of the Rutland
XaaM considers enterprise in his depart.
ment, is the clipping from exchanges and
old Jest books, facts, fancies and jokes,
which he then adapts for his columns by
locating them in some Vermont town. We
venture to suggest the Bennington, st.
Adams and other papers, that have OBJ
iected to slurs upon their villages thus
set ailoat to return his items indiydualiz-
ed as well as localized, and say something
after this fashion.
The Herald local wrote $40 letters to a young
lady and then broke the engagement
The Rutland Herdid's local editor is under ar
rest for beating his father, because he ventured
TO say That he did not approve OF round dances.
The meanest local editor in Rutland buys his
Kerosene oil from a brother merchant at 20 cts.
and retals 1t at 60 cts. saying that the other
mans oil isn't pure.
The local of the Rutland Herald, while giving
his experience, not long ago said brethren,
I've been tryin' this nigh onto forty year TO
serve the Lord and get rich both mt Onct, and
tell yer IT'S mighty hard slcdn."
A steady course of such return of favors
would, we fancy, at least inluce the Her.
AIS local TO locate his pilfered items in
some place where he has no exchanges.
Hon. George w. Grandcy. of Vergcnnes,
national bank inspector, is making visits TO
the several banks of the state.
An error occurred in the list of officers
of the Vermont iron and car company,
published on Friday The name of Hon.
10 d. Hatch should have appeared as vice
president, and Geo. G. Smith secl etary.
Don't run in debt to your shoemaker it
is unpleasant to be unable to say your sole
is your own.
Attention is called to the card in another
column of Michael Gilrain, who recently
opened grocery store in Bardwcll House
block on Washington street He has
good assortment of groceries which are
sold at reasonable prices.
A smart Danburv woman does the work
for family of nine, miks two COWS and
keeps track of thirteen continued stories.
Lanncr's celebrated dramatic company
will appear at the Rutland Opera House on
Wednesday evening, January 2lst, giving
Ned Buntlines great story of "IIazel Eye"
The company is well spoken of and have a
large number of actors, including ten
Warm Spring Indians.
1t is expected that l. W Redington,
Esq, will deliver his lecture on Europe. at
Bennington, some evening next week
The Nergenncs Musical Union was re
organized for the season on Tuesday even
ing last with C L Parker as President,
Prof a J Phillips of Burlington is to be its
director and the Union will meet weekly
for practice.
Rev. W II Murray lectures at Brandon
on Tuesday evening next Jan. Goth, on
MY Creed
Col. John b Mead was reelected Grand
Chief Patriarch of the Grand Lodge of
Good Tcmplars of Vermont, at st. Johns
bury, on Wednesday There are ISL lodges
in the State.
DR.. NJ Currier of Burlington has start
cd the Vermont Medical Journal, which
is to be made up of original articles by Yer
mont physicians and medical men of the
State.
a man that has been reported missing
for several days, whose friends were be-
coming anxious as to his safety, returned
yesterday afternoon-a Saratoga spree did
it.
y spirited horse race took place at Lake
Dunmorc on Thursday.
Rev. Franklin TuXbury will give his
congregation at Brandon his new lecture
tomorrow Sunday evening. Subject,
The Monumental Evidence as Illustra-
trating the History of Moses, and Especial
ly as Explaining the Ten Plaques of
Egypt
The Brandon Union says; While con-
fined in the county institution at Rutland,
George Washington Hog Jones had much
to say about his poor little motherlcss chill
dren, that needed his fatherly care and at
tention. Judging by reports we conclude
he is giving them much attention since his
return, and is using stick as of old. Our
commissioners had better send for Mr.
Berge, or else tell the man that it is cru
city to animals, and that we cant allow"
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