The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 114b.
The masquerade OF the Young Mems
club after Lent.
T. G. Robbins is duly appointed Notary
Public for the ensuing year.
The house advertised to rent at 121
Main street, is a desirable location.
There we're ninety-seven marriage licen-
ces issued in Rutland during the year of
1874.
Regular encampment of Post Roberts
No. SO this Tuesday evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
Attention is called to an article ON the
first page entitled Temperance Organiza-
tion."
An opportunity is offered to revive
memories of the old fashioned spelling
match, on the fourth page.
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde of Hydevilc and
Hon. Tarrant Sibley of Bennington are
registered at the Bates House.
The Knight Templars of Saratoga arrive
here at noon, to-day, en- route for Burling-
ton and Plattsburgh.
The GLOBE is under obligations to David
Tolhurst, formerly of the Bates House, for
late Little Rock, Ark, papers.
We publish on the second page this morn
Ing descriptive letter of Rome from our
townsman DR.. Middleton Goldsmith.
George II. Owen was appointed master
In chancery by the chancellor of this dis
trict, in addition to those previously pub
lshed.
Pneumonia, which has proved SO fatal in
this section during the winter, is succeeded
by the cerebro-spinal meningitis, which is
quite as much to be dreaded.
Mr.. w. II. Fcssenden, the well known
tenor, who has many warm friends in this
section, has just been engaged to sing in
the choir at Rev. DIR. Ellis church, Bos-
ton.
Diseases of the throat and lungs have ill.,
creased to an extraordinary extent since
ing the Ides of March should characterize
all persons.
Should not our business men take some
steps toward collecting statistics showing
the importance of Rutland as distributing
point for the weather chronicles of the sig
nal service?
Miss Hattie Smith. principal teacher in
the grammar school department of the high
school, and Miss Carrie Phillips of School
street division of the graded school, have
resigned, to take effect at the close of the
present term.
We are requested to say that the raid
which was made by officers Millington and
Perkins, on Saturday last, was intended for
Patrick LOTUS and not for j. & T. Caden.
The warrant was signed by II. w. Nye,
Ben X. Chase and Joel NJ. Haven.
The cigar manufacturers hearcabouts are
not pleased with the proposed addition of
one dollar tax on cigars. They say had
the tax been raised three or five dollars they
could have added it to the price of cigars,
but, as it is, they will be obliged to sell at
the same figures as before and thus lose one
dollar ON every thousand.
The order of Good Templars, which was
stout and lusty organization TWO or three
years ago, has been so diminished in num-
bers and interest by the neglect and sloth
of its members, that several recent at
tempts to hold meetings have failed to get
quorum together. The organ ization has
been nominally kept up and stills holds the
regalia of the society. If some of the lead
ing temperance men of the town were TO
raise a rallying cry, it is quite reasonable to
suppose that the society might be revived
and again accomplish good work as in
former years.
Among the arrivt Is at the Bardwell
House, on Monday. were: Col. T. S.
Halscy, U. s. A.; II. A. Harmon, Burling-
ton j. L. Baldwin, Albany J. II. Frost,
North Bennington P. II. Noonan, White
hall j. S. Lambert, Troy, N. Y; A. S.
{ Mahan, East Wallingford G.. N. French,
Grafton b. E. Stockwell and lady. Lud-
low E. A. Thayer, Vergennes Mrs. i.
A. Thayer and daughter, Vergennes M.
Sawyer, Whitehall; ID. II. Whitney,
Gloversvlle J. A. White, Boston II.
Lincoln, Dandy j. w. Ennis, Albany
S. Kendrick, Troy, N. Y.