The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-05
LOCAL NJ ENTlON.

LOCAL I'VE ENA hONe
Regular convention of vermont Lodge
No / of Knights of Pythlas, meets this
Saturday evening, at $50 o'clock, at Odd
Fellows hall, Globe block.
Harrison Prindle and family, formerly
of Rutland. arrived home from Europe on
Wednesday and came to Manchester on
Friday.
Remember Col. Olcotts lecture on the
Eddy Family" at the Opera House this
evening. 1t will be of great interest
Judge Everts commenced his annual fox
hunt on Wednesday. lie killed on Bald
mountain the livliest and slcekest fox that
has been brought to town for many year.
Mr.. Albert Davis killed, the same day, q
very promising fox on Pine Hill.
The Boston mail train was half an hour
late yesterday afternoon. caused by de-
lay on the lower roads.
Rev. Edward Mills has been in attend
ance upon series of meetings held with
the Baptist church at West Haven this
week. Sermons were preached by Rev.
Mr.. Mills, Rev. Dwight Spencer of Fair
haven, Rev. II. c. Estes of Manchester,
Rev. David Beecher of East Poultney,
Rev. Mr.. Blaisdel of Pittsford. and Rev.
r. D. Pierce of Poultncy.
Read A. w. Higgins announcement OF
new goods.
The supreme court for Rutland county
hereafter assemblies on the first Thursday
after the fourth Tuesday in January. This
change gives ten days instead of six as
heretofore for holding the court in this
county.
A. C. Blaisdel has established himself in
his new quarters in Bates new block, on
the south side of Center street. He is pre-
pared to furnish groceries. etc, at the
lowest prices.
There is nice skating on the rink owned
by John Cain, Jr., and it was fully occu-
pied yesterday. The cold weather of last
evening is expected to make it still better
tor to days sport.
George Maginis, arrested few days
since by Policeman Mathews, was brought
before His Honor Justice Randall, at the
ili on Friday, and fined $15 o. for intoxi-
cation. lie disclosed that he procured his
poison of a fellow who left on the train the
night he was arrested
Brianey Battles has not as yet procured
hail. 1t is now understood that his friends
4 will release him by paying the $500 order
cd by the court.
To-day is opening day at Ashmun's Ten
ple Of Fashion. Crowds will gather there
to inspect his large line of fancy goods.
Tim Sullivan was arranged before Jus
tice Randall for assaultng Eugene Graves
and was fined fifty cents therefor. TIT
costs in the case were $4.9i.
1t will be seen by the report of Rev. DR.
Lords lecture last evening, that the cours
is of high character and tone. 1t is no
the fortune Of our citizens to have an op
portunity to enjoy such an intellectual trea
often, and they should avail themselves
this chance.
On the first page will he found full AM
interesting report, by The GLOBES specia
reporter, of Rev. Mr. Murray's grea
lecture. Poverty which will well repa
perusal.
A meeting of parties interested, at Bos
ton, Thursday, failed to come to any agree
ment for the carrying out of the old cor
tract for the sale of the Vermont an
Canada road to the CENTRALLY Vermont, an
the bargain may fairly be said now to
"off." An exchange remarks that the sta
of the Vermont RAILROAD question ncith
exhibits nor promises any improvement