The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-24
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LnCAr, MENTION.

The proclamation of the governor calling
an extra session of the legislature, will be
found at the head of the editorial column.
Otter Creek encampment, No Z, |. o.
o. F., meets this Thursday evening at 7.30
o'clock, at Odd Fellows hall. All patrl-
archs are requested to be present, as the
election of officers takes place.
The services on Christmas day at St.
Peters church will be at 81 o'clock a. NJ,
a. M, and 1Oa a. m.
Miss Annie De Montford, the wonderful
English mesmelist, will appear at the Rut-
land opera house on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next, Dec. 29th and Goth.
Yesterday was very busy day with our
merchants, especially those who use the
columns of The GLOBE TO let people know
what they have got for holiday goods
seekers. And, by the way, they are Ire
set of business men, those GLOBE advertis-
ers, write Hrely advertisements and have
them inserted in a Hoe paper.
A peculiarly acceptable holiday gift is a
policy for thousand or two in the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company c.
H. Granger is the agent here and is per-
fectly reliable as is the company
]. w. Hickok, Esq, Of Burlington, and
Samuel Wells, Esq, Of Montpelier, arc
registered at the Bates house.
Our Old friend David G. Hackett, ESQ,
has assumed the editorial chair Of the
Black River Gazette at Ludlow, as its pro-
prietor, and we arc pleased to see is pub
fishing quite newsy sheet. Mr.. Hackett
was formerly resident of Royalton, and
member of the Windsor county bar
The name "Lottie E. Ballard" among
those pupils of the Grammar. school, pub
lished as not beng absent or tardy during
the term, should have been Lottie l.. Bal
lance
Now is the time to subscribe for the
weekly GLOBE, the largest and best news
paper published in the state. The circula-
ton of the weekly is very large and in
creasing every day, and we feel proud to
announce that it has to-day the largest cir
culation in Rutland county of any paper
published.
Hon. John l.. Mason, of Richmond, col
lector of internal revenue for the First dis
trict of Vermont, was at the Bardwcll
House yesterday.
Company A are to give their first annual
bail this evening at the Town Hall, and a
jolly, social time is expected. Supper oc-
ours at the Bardweh House. Music by
Wells quadrille band.
A delicate surgical operation was per-
formed upon the eye OF MISS Mary Car
mody of West Rutlapd, few weeks since
by DR.. Smyth. which is considered some
thing beyond the ordinary results of med
ical skill She had been suffering for
some months with severe inflammation of
both eyes and liberation of the cornea
finally took place. DR.. Smyth was obliged
to cut away a small portion of the iris,
which had adhered to the cornea, and the
result was successful. The eye is now per-
fectly well with no Disagreement resulting
from the operation.
Capt. l.. J. Hartshorn, former resident
of Rutland, and E. S. Dana, Esq, IF Corn
wall, were in town yesterday.
Hon. Norman Millington, of SALISBURY,
who has just returned from an extended
Western trip, is spending a few days in
town with his son, Deputy Sheriff G.
ID. Mllington.
Dealers who have advertised extensively
say that trade has been rushing during the
holiday season.
The Troy Times of last evening says ::
The relatives CT the late Luther Mccoy pay
all due respect to his memory. In addi-
ton to the 81 900 casket, Clark, the under
taker, will leave for Rutland this afternoon
to order marble case in which the box
containing the casket will be placed.