The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13
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The annual election of the National
Bank of Rutland, Rutland County Nation
al and the Baxter National Bank takes
place today.
The ladies of the Rutlands Missionary
Association will meet for work this Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Haven,
Main street at o'clock p. m.
The Military School of S. II. Kelley
commenced yesterday with crowded
ranks
Trinity church sociable was held at the
residence of B II Burt last evening
Washington GLADDEN. of the New York
independent lectures at Brandon this
evening. Subject-"Good Gold"
The lecture of Rev. Edward Mills, at
West Rutland, last evening, was attended
by crowded house. He spoke in an earn
est, telling and effective manner upon the
subject of temperance.
The phantom party to be given by the
"Entre Nous club is postponed. The
time of holding the same will be decided at
the next regular meeting of the club which
occurs at the Bardwell House tomorrow
evening. Every member should be pre-
sent.
The new freight depot is being rapidly
finished inside. The floor of the receiving
department is being laid and the two
rooms on the first and second stories of the
office portion will be finished off at once.
Some considerable work is yet to be done
on the outside of the building in the cree
ton of piers next the railroad track which
will require much time and labor.
A musical critic in New York reports
that the audiences at Wieniawskis concerts
were very enthusiastic, especially IN their
excitement over Maurel, sacrificing their
kid gloves in the most relentless manner.
We regret to learn of the death of Ma
than, eldest son of Hon. Daniel w. Taylor
of Sherburne, which occurred yesterday.
He was young man OF promise and has
been favorably known as school teacher.
Mr.. Taylor will have the sympathy of
large circle of friends throughout the
county in this deep bereavement.
Hon. 10. d, Hatch of Burlington, pick
ed full blown violets in his garden on Sat
urday.
Henry L. Washburn of Burlington has
become member of the law firm of Drew
g. Bliss of Washington, d. C.
Hon. Luke P. Poland is president of the
New England association at Washington.
Eli Perkins's lecture at Kecseville was a
fizzle His forte evidently does not lie in
that direction.
A fashion writer says that in the newest
French bonnets, all knick-knacks, gilt or
steel stars, daggers, etc, are ignored.
A large amount of freight from Montreal
is passing over the Central Vermont rail-
road, for shipment to Europe. The recent
visit of members of the Boston Commercial
Club TO Montreal is likely to result in bene-
fit to both cities.
The Free Press says : Seen. Foster of
.Fenian fame has an extension of his lease
of office. The General has made a most
popular Marshal, and litgants, assgnees
and bankrupts will say 'Amen" to his re-
nomination. He knows his business, and
does it to the utmost satisfaction of all
parties concerned.
Farmers tonsorial establishment in
Quinn's block is receiving fresh coat OF
paint and an addition of handsome fresco
work all of which will make it the best
room of the kind IN Rutland. And
Joseph and Moses will do the rest in theil
own inimitable style.
Hon. ID. A. Smalley of Burlington OF
Friday evening, gave his customary yearly
entertainment to the members of the bar OF
that city. 1t was game supper says the
Free Pres, of the most recherche kind
and the feast of reason and flow of sou
was such as might be expected, when sucl
genial spirits as Phelps and Underwood
were present
The Champlain Fire Insurance Compan,
of Burlington paid their second loss las
week, amounting to 5000,
Custom house officers at Island Pond
the other day, relieved Vermont woman
homeward bound from Canada, of her bus
tie consisting of 33 yards of silk yard
of velvet and other articles amounting tc
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