The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01
LOCAL ENTION.
The i" compliments of the season. u

LUG COIlplliututS VI tuS SS"'N"'
The postofflee will be kept open to-day
from 750 a. IN. to 500 p. NJ. Outside
doors open until $50 p. m.
The old year went out clear and. cold,
giving us about the coolest day of the
whole three hundred and sixty.6ve TO close
up the record of IA.
To-day New Years. being day Of Oh
legation in the Catholic church, and the
feast of the circumcision of our Lord, sell
vices will be held at St. Peters church at
81 and o'clock a. m.
A very pleasant tea party occurred at
the residence of Major II. w. Kingsley, on
Main street, last evening, which was every
way enjoyable to the friends of the genial
host and hostess.
Todd, the experienced host at Cuttings
willie hotel, opens his house this evening
for grand New Years ball. Let all at
tend.
A collision between engines at the union
depot'in Troy, yesterday, made the morn
ing express over the Rensselaer, & Saratoga
road over all hour late into Rutland.
This evening the many friends of Mr. IL.
L. Warner, the wcll-known host at East
Wallngford hotel, are to trip the light
fantastic" at that hospitable establishment,
and the the occasion will doubtless bring
out large crowd of people from tho adj
joining country hereabouts.
All should remember the entertainment
by La Rue's Ministries at the Opera house
this evening, They are funny fellows and
give some of the best kind of mnstrelsy
extant No doubt they will haye good
house
Mr. II. w. Metcalf of Mortified has
been appointed night operator at the Rlt-
land telegraph office, in place of Mr.. y.
b. Connor, resigned Mr.. Metcalf has
been filling the position since Mr.. Connol's
resignation, Ho has formerly been con-
nected with the Montpelier Office. We
hope he may be as successful and popular
as his predecessor.
Rage has been spoken OF as mental i'm
becility,
Miss De Montford who went from here
TO Burlington, gave her first entertainment
before fair audience to witness her re-
markable exhibition of her powers as
mesmerist OF the dozen or fifteen who
went forward to the stage she secured sew
eral who yielded TO her powers.
Don't forget the sufferers in Kansas.
The demand for clothing and bedding,
boots and shoes, beside the appeal for
money and food is most urgent. Any con-
tributions received at Judge Dunton's Office
will be promptly forwarded and timely as
well as liberal generosity, should be up and
doing.
The skating park is now in good con-
dition, and will afford a good opportunity
for boys whs desire to spend the day in
skating.
Hon. A. l.. Miner of Manchester and
Hon. A. B. Gardner of Bennington are at
the Bates House.
VIM. P. Cady crises to explain" in an
other column, and his words are such that
they cannot fail to commend themselves to
every reader
Kinsman & Ross offer liberal discount
on dry goods this morning.
THE GLOBE presents each of its readers
this morning with q. handsome calendar of
1875.
Nothing better to send your friend in
some distant state, for New Years pres
ent, than the daily or weekly GLOBE for
1875.
There will be special meeting Of Kill
llngton steamer No. 3, on Saturday even
ing at 7.30 sharp. All members are re-
quested to be present, as business of i'm
portance Is to come before the meeting
We wish the readers of THE GLOBE a
happy New Year. We trust its daily and
weekly visits through the year may receive
cordial welcome. 1t will be the aim of
its managers to make newspaper WORTHY
of public patronage. THE GLOBE enters
upon the new year with rapidly increas-
ing subscription list and in a more prosper
Gus condition and on firmer foundation
than at any time since its commencement