The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-11
LOCAL MENTION.


meets this Monday evening at 7;30 o'clock.
Gen. II. H. Baxter arrived from New
York Saturday evening, and is staying at
the Bardwel House.
Numerous complaints were made on
Sunday of the wintry atmosphere that per-
vaded some of our clutches.
j. p. Woodbury. has been appointed
cashier of the Panama railroad, and sails
for the Isthmus this week.
Charles NJ. Bliss, ESQ.,, is to rent his
property in Rutland and make his perma-
nent residence in Bennington.
George ]. Wardwels recent invention of
steam engine, works successfully, and is
attracting wide attention as among the USE
full mechanical inventions of later years.
Rev. Mr. Tuxbury of Brandon, will
open the lecture course at Bellows Falls
this (Monday) evening. Mr.. T. will lee
ture in Massachusetts, the two following
evenings.
A wrestling match occurred at Lyceum
hall, Cambridge. Mass, Thursday evening,
between John Mcmahon of Rutland, and
Homer Lane Of New York, in which the
former was victorious, two out of three.
A French Independent service has been
established in Boston by the Rev. Narcisse
Cyr, and the encouragement already gwen
to it by French residents and cultivated
Americans is such as to make it perma-
nent thing
A full report of the spirited railroad
meeting at South Londonderry on Thurs
day last is given in another column. The
people along the line seem 10 mean busl-
ness In this matter, and we most heartily
wish them success.
Spaulding & Co., have on sale "Christ-
mas Fun" Josh Billings spice box. Also
the following named almanacs Catholic
family Irish American Christian Old
Farmers Leavitt Church Cassell;
Frank Leslie and London Illustrated /;
Christian Family and Josh Billings
Rev. J. G. johnson preached an excels
lent sermon at the Baptist church, on Sab
bath morning in the absence of the pastor.
The discourse was founded on the words,
'for we are saved by hope. In commencing
the discourse, the subject was aptly illus
trated by reference to the painting repre-
senting the progress of civilization in the
rotunda Of the capitol at Washington.
The discourse was one of eloquence and
power.
The Bennington Banner thus speaks of
The GLOBE
We intended to give the prospectus in
full of the Rutland GLOBE in this weeks
Banner, as it is very coed reading aside
from its business merits But that with
other matter is crowded out. The GLOBE
is the earliest morning daily that reaches
Bennington, and is early sought after by
our citizens as an advance courier of local
and general news. 1t is now the most
welcome morning daly-,he earliest, full
est and best we receive. Its columns of
news from Bennington county are of daily
interest to all its readers and render The
GLOBE well entitled to the patronage of all
our citizens who desire a reliable and full
daily report of local events in Vermont, as
well as general news from "ihe rest of
mankind"
The many friends hereabouts of w. G..
Jameson, formerly telegraphic operator at
this station, will read the following, from q
Hoosick IN. W exchange, with pleasure
Many of our people are acquainted with
young man who formerly resided here by
the name of VIM. q. Jameson. He is now
conductor on one of the lines of railroad
leading out of New York. HIS parents
are poor and aged, his father being vic
tim to that dread disease st. Anthony's
dance, and now an inmate of the Marshall
infirmary of Troy (and well cared for there
by the generosity of his som while his
mother is supported here in ease and com
fort during her declining years. Recently
he paid her visit, settled all her bills, ar
ranged for her future comfort and enjoy
ment, and rendered her for the time beng
and hereafter contented and happy. 1t il
worthy son, one with heart in the RICH
place and of proper dimensions, who will
care so well for his aged and iniirm parents
All honor to MIN.