The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
LOCAL MENTION.

OOiu Ing.
DR.. j. G. Holland speaks IN Brandon this
evening.
large amount OF wool has been shipped
from Rutland recently.
If the children cry tonight, read the
presidents message to them.
The "Hermit's" letter, on the first page,
will be found full of interest.
The losses by fire in Vermont during the
month of November were $41.975.
G. w. Nichols has opened a photograph
gallery in his block on Center street.
The presidents message crowds out of
to-dsy's GLOBE much local correspondence
The Mendelssohn society do not meet
this evening, the regular night of meeting
being Friday, which will hereafter be ad-
hered to.
VIM. Porter Cady has leased the center
store in Putnam & Sawyers new block,
and is to take possession of the same on the
first of January.
1t will be seen from an item in another
column that our member of congress has
commenced the decapitation of postmasters
in this district
The New York express did not arrive
until 3 o'clock on Tuesday, having been
detained at South SALISBURY by the break
ing of journal.
The newspapers and magazines for the
free reading room were obtained through
Fred A. Fields popular periodical and
newspaper agency.
Dunlap has opened shop over Clark l..
Longs blacksmith shop on Wales street,
where he is prepared to do anything in the
way ofrepairing or painting.
The losses paid in Vermont by the Ly-
coming fire insurance company, NJ. j.
Francisco manager, Rutland during the
present year to Dec. 1st, an total of $780,
S76.
All should turn out to Prof. Frank Brad
ford's reading this evening. Let at least
one first class entertainment receive q lib
eral support in Rutland. Tickets can be
obtained at Meeker's and at the hotels.
James Wyllic, the champion checker
player. is out with another challenge 10
John McGregor. He proposes to play a
match for 81, 200 side and Furthermore
agrees to beat McGregor two to one.
n. Allen Z Son have new advertis O.
ment this morning in which they offer ex-
ira inducements to those in pursuit of any
thing in the line of furs. The reputation
of the senior member of this firm as a buy
or of furs is second to none in the country.
Isreal Guard undertook to rule his house
in his own way yesterday and break
furniture and doors and amuse himself in
other harmless ways. His wife appeared
at the Jail and requested that Israel bt
taken into custody which was accordingly
done.
The attention of our readers is called Il
y the new advertisement of the 90 cent store
which appears in another column thi
morning With large stock of new
novelties for the holiday trade, one canno
find more attractive place IN town.
There will be a special communication
of Center Lodge, No. "a, and RUTLAND
Lodge No. 70, T. & A. NJ, at Masonic
Hall, this Thursday evening at7.3O o'clock
for review of the lectures. 1t is hope
there will be full attendance of the ofilc
ers and members of each lodge.
The free reading room in Pierpoint'
block was opened last evening, and wa
thronrea with visitors anxious to avai
themselves of the privilege afforded them
The roonN is in charge of Mrs. Phelps, VIII
will furnish, tea and coffee at five cents
cup. The Room bids fair to be marke
with success.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwe
house yesterday were Hon. j. Gregor
Smith, St. Adams Hon. B. +. Fifielt
Montpelier; B. Il. Smalley, Burlington
Daniel Roberts, Burlington Chas. n
Davenport, Brattleboro Lansing Millil
Boston Geo. T. Childs, ST. Albans; Hor
, Henry p. Haven & Son, New London.
We are under especial obligation to Mar
ager Bagley and Alfred B. Conner, for th
prompt and efficient manner in which "
were supplied with the presidents messaP
as it came over the wires last night, Ell
abling us to lay it before our readers tn
morning 10 full, and in satisfactory mai
ner.
The programme of Prof. Bradfol y
night will contain a portion of Macbssl
also selections from such popular autho
as Bret Harte and Mark Twain. He vi
present similar programme in Wallin
ford on Thursday evening, varying Il
Shakesperian reading, however, by sele
tons from Hamlet and Othello.
Mr.. John Yelling Hulett called at I'll
GLOBE Office yesterday, bringing with hi
forty-one beautiful fox skins, in which
manifested great pride. He has trapp'
forty-five foxes since the Goth of Octob
last, besides six coons and eight skunk
Mr.. Hulett may verify BIO set down as I
champion trapper of the state His exl
ton was the best collection it has been o
fortune TO see. The Bald Mountain Q
association will have to be energetic
keep pace with Mr.. Huletts traps.
Wanted a Lawyer.