The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
LOCAL MENTION.


LOCAL MENTION.
The ladies' Of the temperance union will
meet at the congregational chapel this
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock
The regular communication OF Center
lodge No "a, f. & A. NJ, will be held
this Thursday evening at y o'clock. 1t is
expected there will be work on the third
degree. Master masons are cordially invit-
cd
Mr. Breese, the checker player arrived
last evening
Mr.. Taylor of Cavendish, who was run
over by No. 20 freight train, on Tuesday
afternoon, died at noon yesterday.
The eagle-eyed HerdM speaks of a sAa1-
ing rink.
Col. Charles II. Joyce leaves to-day for
brief trip to Washington.
An insane woman was taken from the
depot to the Jail on Tuesday evening by
Policeman Matthews. She is supposed to
have escaped from some lunatic asylum.
A man and wife, with eleven small chill
dren, were encamped at the depot last
evening.
Rev. Joseph Cook OF Boston, will de-
liver lecture at Orwell. on Friday even
ing, December 4th. Subject American
bondage to the unelucated
The Burlington Free Press says The
society Of East Walllngford was thrown in
to fermcnt, Tuesday, by the arrest OF a
practical fiee-lovcr there, for having a
plurality of wives. The disciple of Val
cour was taken to Rutland in handouts
We learn the statement of the Free Press
to he true
Oliver Charlick, formerly president of
the Harlem extension railroad, and well
known to many OF our citizens, is lying
seriously i'll at his residence in Flushing,
Long Island. Mayor Havemcyer spent
the night before his death at Mr.. Char
ticks residence.
Mile. Emma Albani hardly lived in Al
bany loLg enough to acquire name there.
She is a French Canadian by birth, and
we are told, an olfshoot Of the old Arcadan
family of La Jeunessc, cmbalmed in verse
in the "Evangeinc' of Longfellow. She
was for time with her family "A resident
of Rutland
The Bennington .Sont,ad says Brown &
V. W. Whitcomb, who have started
a. al,
are doing lots of work and doing it well.
They are gentlemen who understand their
business and attend to it. MI Brown is
giving his personal supervision to their af-
fairs here, and is universally proving him
self a thorough gentleman and good bust
ness man. Mr. Whitcomb was formerly
in business in Rutland
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of Armstrong & Company Of Castleton.
This firm is composed of active, cnterpiis-
ing young men who by close attention to
business and honorable dealing have Sc
cured large patronage They offer eX-
celient inducements to the people Of Cas-
Teton and vicinity to purchase goods.
They know the wants of the community
and promptly supply them. Ser adyer-
tisement in another column.
c. NJ. Dawson, of Saratoga, for many
years superintendent of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad. was in town yesterday,
calling upon many of his old acquainiances
and friends.
Upon the first page will be found a
sketch from the Troy Times of the history,
financial condition, and prospects of the
New York and Canada railroad, which has
been recently opened The enterprise is
one of the most gigantic ever undertaken
in this country, and is being carried
through under the skillful management OF
its president, |. V. Baker. Esq, who has
large railway experience.
How comfortable it is to sit in an aud
ience room such evenings as these and wit
ness play gong on without any fire CD MS
was the case at the opera house last even
ing. We earnestly hope the manager of
that institution will hereafter see that his
duties are attended to, particularly in that
direction.
The Port Henry HeraM learns from one
of the interested parties that there is to be
steam planning mill started at that place,
with capital stock OF $4,000. 1t is to
be located at Cedar Point.