The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 113.
Merry Christmas
The choir of Trinity church will repeat
some Of their Christmas music tomorrow
evening.
A stage will be placed in the Baxter hall
next week for the production of "Don
Munio" in January.
We publish Christmas story on the out
side this morning. Read and ponder it,
and then practice its precepts.
The Christmas sleigh ride would seem to
be little out of order to-day, but you will
find excellent skating at Gains rink
The Sunday school of Trinity church
will hold their Christmas festival in the
town hall on Tuesday evening next.
The Delaware and Hudson canal com
pany has paid Washington county, N. Y,
about $20,000 the present year in taxes.
There were no more unfavorable symp-
toms in Judge Duntons illness yesterday,
and he passed quite comfortable day.
Rev. Arthur Waite, son-in-law of Rev.
H. K. Flagg of this village, has accepted
unanimous call to become pastor of the
Advent church in Sandy Hill, N. Y.
The wind last night obeyed DR.. Watts
injunction
"Howl winds Of night your force combine"
Well, we can forgive Watts. He never
was night editor.
Daniel Gleason was drunk Thursday and
yesterday fined S. and costs. He disclosed
on A. Ii. Danforth and James Murphy,
who were each fined $40 and costs on one
case of selling and one Of keeping.
A letter written at Randolph, Vermont,
Dec. 2, mailed Dec. 8, reached the parties
to whom it was addressed in Rutland, Dec.
23-twenty days. Surely We live in the
days of fast mail express.
We are indebted to w. H. Bryant, of
St. Johnsbury, superintendent of the
Portland and Ogdensburgh railroad, for a
time table and description of the opening
of that route through from johnson to
Portland, through notch in the White
mountains.
A man named Daley, who lives in Paw
let, fell off the Rutland and Washington
mail coming north last evening, about two
miles north of Salem. Men from Salem
started out about nine o'clock, but at 11;3o
had not returned. He was first missed
near Pswlet.
The executive committee appointed at
the centennial meeting on Wednesday last,
composed of John N. Baxter, Jacob Estey,
VIM. r. Sanford, Dudley P. Hall and
Lawrence Brainerd, will meet at the Bard
we'll house, Rutland, on Monday evening
next for consultation.
George Il. Robbins, the individual who
was found full in James Murphy's saloon,
Thursday afternoon, was brought before
Fl. w. Porter yesterday morning, and fineo
So and costs for intoxication. He disclosed
on Thomas Fleming, who was fined Sic
and costs for selling, and the same amount
for keeping with intent to sell. He also
disclosed on James Murphy, who was blet
to the same amount.
One young lady was made happy las
evening by the unexpected donation of fiv,
dollars apiece from seven young gentlemen
making a total of thirty-fve dollars. TIL,
fortunate recipient of this purse was Kati
Ryan, one of the table girls at the Bate
house, and VIM. Porter Cady,N. p. Bardy
w. Charles Brown, j. Aud, E. G. Cady
Geo. L. Batcheller and II. l.. Verder ar
the individuals which grace the table owe
which this popular maid presides.
The New Orleans Ministries played to
fair audience at the town hall last evening
and their programme was an exceller
one, bringing out some of the best minstrt
talent that has appeared upon our board
for some time. Flynn and Lacy are hos
in their specialties, and Sid Eason is ne
"slow" in his Dutch acting. The troupe
large and composed of performers that al
at home in their assumed characters. The
give n matinee this afternoon and pla
again tonight.
The fall and breaking OF keroser
lamp at Wallis store on Merchants Ro
about o'clock last evening caused quite
commotion. The flames spread rapid,
but, fortunately, the store was filled vii
Christmas purchasers, who seized shawl
blankets and cotton cloth and suppresst
the flames before great damage was don
Had the flames gained Roadway the resu
would undoubtedly have been serious b
cause of the fearful wind prevailing la
evening.
That individual who is said to have 10
dollar bya reliance on the gold quot
tions in our local columns must have be-
heavy speculator. and, probably, risk'
his all on that hazardous venture, u
amount invested was precisely one hun
red dollars-bi9 thingi We sincerely pi
him. But as the local columns of the cor
palmer reported gold, yesterday, at OIL