The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Rev. w. II. Lord, D. d., of Montpelier
will preach in the Congregational church,
tomorrow, In exchange with Rev. Mr..
johnson.
Regular convention of Vermont Lodge
of Knights of Pythias, No. 1, meets this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Globe block.
Advent chapel. tomorrow
by Ed. II. X. Flagg, afternoon and eve
ming as following: At 1.2O p. m, sub
Jcct: 1.-THE power and agency of Gods
spirit" At z in the evening, Il sermon
from text handed to Elder Flagg by one
who does not believe in the divine anthem
ITCHY of the scriptures Text, Sam. 1G,
IA "But the spirit of the Lord departed
from Saul, and an evil spirit from the
Lord troubled him. Subject: ''Thc pow
er of evil teaching, and the time Jacobs
trouble in the hour of temptation" The
subject cannot fail to be exceedingly inter-
testing to all classes.
The report of the afternoon session of
the legislature for Thursday will be found
on the fourth page.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore delivered her
lecture on "What shall we do with our
daughters at Brandon last evening, before
large audience We published a lengthy
abstract of the lecture year ago at the
time of its delivery here, as our readers will
remember.
Yesterday was bad day for corner
loafers.
The Montreal train which left here for
the north yesterday at o'clock had scarce
ly half dozen passengers. Travel is en-
ceedngly light on ali the trains at the pre-
sent time.
Col. w. g. Veazey is to be invited TO. adj
dress Post Brooks at Montpelier during
the session of the legislature. sometime
next week.
The New York train from the north was
late yesterday, almost for the first time this
season.
Now advertise. Low prices and good
goods are what purchasers are looking for
just now.
Higgins has just added to his stock OF
goods many new and novel artic'e IIig-
gins is a monarch in his line.
The moon is now further Forth than it
has been for many years.
Turkey shoots will now he in order until
the Goth
The Goth OF this month will be the first
Sunday in Advent and no marriages can
be celebrated during that season in the
Catholic church.
The streams in this section are unusually
low for this season of the year and rain
must be had before winter closes in.
The match game between the Over-Alls
and the Herald nine will hardly be played
to-day-the atmosphere not being consider
ed conducive to base ball playing. The
ball and bat must be laid aside until VI
judging by the weather at present.
The cold winds of yesterday kept people
within doors and as consequence trade
was light and excitement at low ebb.
The Blue Stocking base ball association
of West Rutland announce their first granC
ball to take place at Barnes Hall, on Wed
nesday evening next. The floor manager
are Messrs. ]. j. Monahan, j. McDevit
and Z. Patten. The Introductory commit
tee are Mcssrs. p. Mason, T. Carmody, j
J. Monahan, A. Vondett and j. McDevitt
Music is to be furnished by the Clarendcl
Springs band, and supper will be served a
the Barnes House.
Olin A. Martin, formerly OF Rutland,
partner at law with Thomas Neary, Troy
N. Y, was on Thursday admitted to tn
bar by the general term of the Suprcm
court, setting at Schenectady.
The Burlington Free Press of last ever
ing says;
We learn that Mrs. Mial Davis, of thi
city, has consented to serve as a delega
from this congressional district to til
Woman's National Temperance Conven
ton, called to meet at Cleveland, o., o
the 18th and 10Th of this month. Mrs
Davis will leave next Monday morning, i
company with the delegates from til
Montpelier and Rutland districts. Hor
J. NJ. Haven and lady and Mrs. Reynold
of Rutland, make up the party, all {
whom leave Rutland together on the moo
train west.