The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-08
Chr 8utland 1ailu 6lohs,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1874.
LOCAI. MENTION.

LOCAL. MENTION.
The Nickwackett Engine Company No.
1 have issued invitations for their fourth
animal ball, to be held at the Town Hall
on Thursday evening, Dec. 81.
A meeting of Rutland council of the
Sovereigns of Industry will be held at Odd
Fellows hall on Friday evening next at 30
o'clock.
The regular encampment of Roberts Post
No. Ia G. A. r., will be held at their hall
in Globe Block this Tuesday evening at
y o'clock. All the comrades are request
ed to he present as there will be an cleo
ton of officers for the year ensuing and
other important business.
The second lecture in the course to be
delivered by DR.. John Lord in Rutland,
occurs tomorrow wednesday, evening at
the opera house; subject, Cardinal DE
Richeleu. These lectures are already ex-
citing much interest here, and larger
audience is expected for the second than
assembled at the first lecture.
We ale greatly indebted to Mr. L. G.
Bagley, manager of the telegraph Office,
and more especially to the valuable night
operator, Mr.. A. B. Conner, for the very
painstaking and accurate manner in which
the Presidents message was delivered to us
from the wire. About ten hours were con-
sumed in the transmission through the
nimble fingers of Alfred, who considered it
quite "brief little telegram"
The accommodation train from the east,
Conductor Boutellc, was an hour and n
half late last evening.
The village schools will close for the
Christmas vacation, next week, Friday.
Through cars are not now run between
Burlington and Troy on the night express
trains as heretofore. A sleeping car only,
each way, going through. This change
took effect Friday night last.
To-day is the feast OF the Immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin. This is
one of the greatest days on the calendar of
the Roman Catholic church. Services in
an VIZ NhAipit viii w tuc
as those held on Sunday. On Friday next
the Forty Hours Devotion will be com
menced.
The thanks are extended to Miss Della
Page telegraph operator at Dandy, for a
beautiful boquet of house plants, consisting
of cactus. and gcranium blossoms. hello
tropes, daisies, etc.
The marriage of well-known and high
ly-cstcemed couple at Brandon is expected
to occur tomorrow evening.
A Frenchman hailing from Pittsford,
having too much benzinc aboard make him.
self too free last evening at the depot,
dancing and making loud talk. Having
taken off his coat and hat he was ready TO
pitch in. lie soon fell into the vise-like
grasp of train dispatcher j. L. Crandall
who held him, walking him out into the
park. Soon policeman Aubertin arrived
who Immediately placed handouts upon
him and placed him under the hospitablc
roof of Tailor Nilington for nights rest
and reflection
John j. Paris resigned his position as
conductor on the Harlem Extension rail
road on Saturday. John has long been
known as one of the best conductors in
this section, and his face will be missed
along the line. Ezra White, another con
ductor on the same road is about to resign,
and will take charge of the depot restaur-
ant at Manchester.
Mr. Franz Rummetz the wcll-known
baritone, who has made numerous friends
in Rutland, is singing at the symphony
concerts given by Theodore Thomas at
Boston, the present week.
B. B. Smaley, ESQ.,, of Burlington, and
Col. r. c. Benton, of St. Adams are regis
tered at the Bates house.
The Brandon farmers club are about ar
ranging course of lectures for the winter,
and have already engaged Dr. George B.
Loring, of Mass, Col. Joyce, of Rutland,
and several other equally distinguished
speakers.
The Methodist society of East I'ittsford
VIII gr,e an evening sociable and oyster
supper at their church on Thursday even
ing, Dec. l'th. The net proceeds will GO
to the pastor
The scarlet fever is raging III our midst
toa serious degree Mr.. II. b. Doaglas:
lost another child yesterday He burict
one last week, and still another, the last Of
his little flock, is dangerously i'll of thu
same disease. A Mr. Donnelly, living II
Nebraska, buried two children last weel
and another on Monday.
Hon. VIM. III. Tiff, editor of the White
hall Chronicle, was in town yesterday ant
gave THE GLOBE editorial room call.
The Washington county, n. Y. cour
convcncs at Salem to-day.
Especial attention is called TO the ncy
advertisement of Ashmuns Temple o
Fashion.
A scientific test is to be made to-day 0
the Aliltimore patent car wheel, and
special train to which it will be attaches
leaves this morning at nine o'clock over tn
Harlem Extension for Bennington.
The victims of the terrible railroad acct
dent which occurred at st. Alexander, mar
rated in another column, were the parent
of Mrs. Frank Aubertin of this place
DasheS Here and There
The Vermont state grange of the Pa
irons nf Hushandrv assemble ot Mon,