The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-24
LOCAL MENTION.


Yesterday was one OF the most disagree
able days of the year. Two feet OF snow
is much to be preferred to this halfway
sort of weather.
The first lecture in the historical course,
to be delivered by Dr. Lord, at the Opera
House, occurs on Monday evening next,
the 30th inst.
A meeting of railway men was held at
the office of Gov. Page, yesterday, at
which ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith, Hon.
worthington G. Smith, Lansing Mills of
the Central Vermont, Ephraim Murdoch,
Jr.. President, and r. Stewart, Superinten-
dent of the Cheshire railroad, were present
Rev. E. II. Chaplin, D. D., was in town
for little time yesterday, on his way to
Burlington, to lecture last evening
The opera of "Martha" is to be perform
ed at the Opera House by Redpath's Eng
lish opera troupe on the evening Of Decem-
Der 10th. Rutland is really to be favored
unsteady during the coming season.
The Warner Guards of Brandon an
nounce grand concert, to be given under
their management by the celebrated Ger
mania band of Boston, assisted by Miss
Abbie WINERY, noted soprano, on Fri
day evening next. After the concert a
ball will be given, and the supper occurs
at the Brandon House.
Prof. w. o. Perkins was in town over
Sunday, just returning from musical con-
vention at Greenwich, N. Y.
The Whitehall social club, who number
many of the best known gentlemen there,
announce their opening party at Anderson
Hall, Thanksgiving evening. Cards of in
vitation have been sent to numerous friends
In Rutland. Music by Topf & Frost's Or
cheslra of Albany.
An establishment on East street now di-
yides the honors in naturalization of
spirits with the Eddys of Chittenden, and
its reputation in the business is sure to
spread ere long, as has its ilustrious
brothers.
By reference to the advertisement, it
will be seen that DR.. John Lords first lee
ture in his historical course will be on Col
umbus, in which, we understand, the des-
TIMES of America will be discussed, and
doubtless in the most able manner. Let no
one forget that this admirable course of
lectures commences next Monday night.
Hon. w. c. Smith and j. w. Hobart of
st. Adams, Hon. Simeon Allen of Fairha-
ven, and Hon. II. G. Gleason of Shrews-
bury, are registered at the Bardwell House.
The typhoid fever, which has been pre-
vailing so extensively, is subsiding.
An exchange says Gross has been to
Rutland laying in new stock of goods"
In Boston, Saturday, Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain Railroad stock, preferred
sold at 81; IS, 1879, .es8 ; Rutland rail
road, preferred, 81 list IS, 1902, GS; Yer
mont Central IS, 1891, guar, 625.
Vermont has bachelor governor, an6
New York has elected one. Gossip say
that Susan B. Anthony has an eye on TIT
New York governor and that lady il
northern New Hampshire IS throwing
side chances towards Vermonts governor
Remember the lecture by Hon. VIM
Parsons, at the Opera House, this evening
and procure your seats at Meekers must
store.
Hon. J. Gregory Smith of st. Adams
+. Murdoch, Jr. of Winchendon, Mass.
John Adams of Boston, r. Stewart, Keene
N. H., are registered at the Bates House
Henry Baxter Hastings, a member of tb
sophomore class, Harvard college, VIII
died very suddenly last week, was burie
on Friday. Funeral services were held a
the house. and thence in the chapel, whic
was filled with students and friends. TIL
entire class will wear the usual mournin
band on the lett arm for thirty days.
The bill boards on Center street wei
blown down by the high wind of yeste
day morning.
Senators Proctor, Colburn, Houghtt
and Allen returned to Montpelier last eve
ing.
more spiritual wonder at Chittender
and other miscellaneous reading will
found on the first page.
Vermont notes on the fourth page.