The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
LOCAL MENTION,

Gold llU.
A letter from the Hermit" on the first
page.
George d. Spencer, ESQ.,, high baillff of
the county, was in town yesterday.
Remember the lecture of Rev. p. A.
Boylan at the town hall this evening.
Francis A. Fisher is to occupy the house
of E. A. Morse, on Main street, for the
winter.
Mr.. VIM. G.. Jameson, former we'll
known telegraph operator here, is spending
few days in town. iYs
The rain of Saturday night amounted to
an inch and half, and produced sudden
rise in the streams hereabouts.
Yesterday was decidedly the coolest day
of the season, the thermometer standing at
80 degrees above zero at ten o'clock in the
morning. ~e r-, -
On the second page will be found COM
plste history of the Delaware and Hudson
canal company, which will be of local in
terest to many of our readers.
Henry II. Smith, esq. clerk of the coun-
ty court, was attacked with hemorrhage of
the lungs while engaged in attendance up
on the chancery court, Monday afternoon,
and will require several days rest from
business.
A train now runs from Ticondcroga to
Leicester Junction to connect with the
morning mail train from Burlington, and
returns after the train that leaves Rutland
at p. M, in place of the Ticonderoga
train taken off Saturday.
Kilburn's Photographic exhibition will
give ar entertainment at the Methodist
church this evening to the members of the
Methodist Sabbath school. Admission for
adults not belonging to the Sabbath school
twenty-five cents children, fifteen cents.
The jewellers had better business IN
September than was expected, considering
the hard times, the month being quite as
good as the corresponding month of last
year. The jewellers are laying in about as
much of stock for holidays as ever. ,.
An adjourned term of the court of chan
Gerry for Rutland county, Hoyt H.Wheeler
chancellor, opened at the court house Mon
day afternoon. After hearing several mo.
tions the case of Hayward vs. Mussey was
taken up and the reading of testimony be-
gun. Edgerton & Nicholson and Joyce u
Lawrence appeared for the orator, and
Prout, Simons Il Walker for the defense.
Kilburn's Photographic exhibition drew
fair audience to the town hall last even
ing. The pictures were finer even than
those of Friday night, and embraced views
of Russia. Paris, White Mountains and
Mexico. The enjoyment of those of the
audience who cared for the pictures was
greatly disturbed, and the lecturer was
much annoyed, by the whispering and noise
of a lot of ill-bred boys, who took advantage
of the darkened room to create disturb
ance.
The CINCINNATI Enquirer says Mr.. Fred
ID. Mussey of the Times, will be repub'
licau candidate for chief clerk of the Ohio
house of representatives. He will have al
most the support of the entire reelected
delegation of his party who knew him as
correspondent during the last assembly, as
well as that of large number of new
members who are personal friends. His
chances are first-class, which is gratifying
to his myriad friends here at home, where
his high personal qualities and sterling
ability are best known and appreciated.
An exchange says 1t must be in obedi
ence only to a strong financial pressure
that one would give up those few gold anc
silver coins that 80 many people keer
boarded up in the old stocking as sort o.
a nest egg, but they are actually used now
a-days, to pay for such prosy articles a
pork and molasses, though in such small
amounts that the purchaser doesn't thinl
of getting premium. A business man
experience says that only once before il
his life has he seen these pieces 'smoket
out" atr
The following, from an exchange, hal
a partial application in Rutland One side
of the prospect for the winter is gloom.
enough, certainly There are many homes
and respectable laboring men in town VIII
actually cannot tell where the bread TO
their families is coming from, and who
though skilled in some particular branch
work, are ready to take up anything tina
may offer. The manufacturers have bee
preparing for this state OF things TO
months, and are now ready to discharge
call in help according to their Temporal
needs and the employees will have to sui
nit