The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-07
LOCAL MENTION.

Kllington Lodge No. 90, l. o. o. F.,
meets this Monday evening at 7.3O o'clock
at Odllellows Hall, Globe Block.
Some gentleman in Boston has evidently
followed our advice TO write the direction
on their postal cards before writing the
message, and has neglected the latter alto
gether. So we are in a quandary as to
which way is best, alter ALL
1t is reported that fourteen employees
on the Rutland and Harlem Extension
divisions, were discharged ON Saturday the
dscontinuance of trains requiring Il consc-
quent reduction of the force employed in
operating the roads.
New York markets will be found Oh sec
ond page
Trenor w. Park of Bennington, is di-
rector in the Pacific Mail company in
which so much trouble is occurring at the
present time.
The Fayetteville lyceum has overruled
Judge Wheeiers decision in the Brattle-
boro school case
The Bratlleboro Record says, Father st.
Onge, the former pastor Of the Catholic
church in this village and very highly es-
teemed by all our citizens, passed through
this town last Saturday night, on his way
to Rutland, and -ro., the depot by
large number of his former Pensioners,
who gave him warm greeting. He has
been in Europe year and it is reported
that he will next be settled in Rutland.
An exchange says DIR. John Lord, the
famous historical lecturer, will deliver a
course Of lectures at Boston, after lie has
got through a course of six that he has Just
entered upon at Rutland
Our merchants are dressing their show
windows with holiday goods.
The country people from the hill country
are bringing to the Rutland market tons of
spruce gum.
Spaulding & Co. have the December
magazines, also Harper's Weekly and Ba-
Ear, Leslie's Illustrated, and the Graphic.
They keep on hand all the popular week
lies and monthlies, and holiday books.
A full report of Col. II: S. Olcott's lee
ture on the Eddys, delivered at the Opera
Houce on Saturday evening will be found
on the second page.
On and after January LIST 1875, the Cen
trail Vermont railroad will issue local tick
cts at a reduction of fifteen cents from the
rates established by the tariff of that date
when said tickets are purchased at the of
fees of the company.
The time for completing the Rutland ant
Woodstock railroad by the northern O.
Transform" route was extended by act o.
the recent legislature. The Woodstock
Standard says Engineers have, within (
few weeks, made a survey of the route cas-
from Rutland to the valley of Quechee
with view to an early commencement o
work on the road. This work may b
taken in hand next season and it may no
be begun for two or three years, but tina
the road will be built at no very distant da,
we firmly believe"
NO police court on Saturday.
An exchange says "Rutland has liy
Congressman and still she is not satisfied
but wants judge of the supreme cour
now. Thus it is that one extravaganc
leads to another. A local paper begs an
pleads with Judge Powers, lately elected
to make that place his home"
Rutland railroad preferred stock sold @
brokers board in Boston on Saturday q
~, and at auction at II; Rutland fir
mortgage IS a. G5a; Rutland railroad scri
No. at 624 and No. 8 at G2i.