The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
LOCAL ENTlON.


the fourth page.
A snow storm again visited this mundane
sphere last evening.
Judge Prout is in attendance on the
United States court at Burlington.
1t is reported that Governor Peck will
appoint Thursday, April 9Th, as Fast Day.
Beechers depressed appearance in Ply
mouth pulpit is graphically described on
the first page
The Burlington Sentinel says the demo-
Gratis carried the election in Rutland, Tues
day. Rather guess not.
On many of the county roads the snow
is drifted badly and travel by highway is
sadly interrupted and perilous.
The rustling leaves will not be here yet
awhile. but "'minute drops from off the
caves" may soon be showering down.
The Honest Miller" is in town, attend
ing the meeting of the Vermont Tanners
and Leather Manufacturers association.
The freight train from the north, last
evening brought cargo of horses, four
teen IN number, on their way to New York.
Some thirty or forty boys and girls en-
joyed a sleigh ride in the big sleigh of
Clark F. Richardson, yesterday afternoon.
A regular communication of Center
lodge, No. 81, +. Il A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic hall this Thursday evening, at y
o'clock
The $50 q. m, train on the Rutland and
Washington railroad, has been taken off,
and the New York train now leaves at
o'clock p. m.
"a Voter" will receive attention to-
morrow, the crowded state of our columns
forbidding the publication of his article
this morning.
The remains of Mr.. John Cusick will ar
rive on the Boston train about two o'clock
this afternoon, and will be taken direct to
st. Peters church.
A friend who always looks on the bright
side, reminds us that the sun is now just
and rapidly coming north.
Hon. Jackson S. Shultz, of New York,
delivers an address before the Tanners as
ISOLATION at the Bardwell House hall, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Yesterday was balmy aud pleasant and
many of our citizens ayailed themselves of
the opportunity to enjoy the good sleigh
ing without the risk of freezing.
The local coal dealers have done them
selves credit by making no advance IN the
price of coal at retail. notwithstanding the
great demand for the past few weeks.
The deputy who distinguished himself IN
the "slight unpleasantncss' at the Town
Hall, Tuesday evening would like to know
the man who ran away with his seal-skin
cap?
Our merchants are making preparations
for good spring trade. In about a month
spring goods will be temptingly displayed
on the shelves and in the windows of the
Merchants Row and Center street stores.
Patrick Cain, the Centre street grocer, is
engaged in erecting new building on
Wales street, between Centre and Wash
ington, which he is to occupy as store.
The building is 20x94 feet, two stories
high.
Several Rutland musicians are to attend
the musical convention at Pittsford to-day,
by Rolln G. Smith, the well-known teach
er and conductor A concert will be given
this evening which will be well worth at
tending.
The Burlington Sentinel, says:
They arc having a nice squabble in
Rutland over the disposition of the reward
offered for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer Of Mrs. Freeze The claimants
outnumber the leaves of the forest in June.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Cady's one price store, published in an
other column. He offers special induce
ments the next thirty days for the sale OF
his winter stock of goods, preparatory to a
new spring stock.
Ii will not take so much fuel now TO
keep the pot boiling, and employment is
making it easier to put something to bubble
thereon, better than charity soup. The
earned joint is the most palatablc for men
of all degrees
How full are the ranks of the uncm.
ployed, and how anxious those that fill
them are foI work is shown by the num-
bers of men and boys, ranging in years
from old age to tender childhood, who turr
out to clean sidewalks, whenever storm
comes.
A handsome display of northern lighti
was to be observed for several nights las
week. Scientists attribute the recent cole
weather to the absence of the Amori
Borealis they putting in an appearance 70
nearly two months.
Mrs. Swanson, who recently visited Rut
land, took an active part in the discussion
before the assembly committee at Albany
last week, in the interest of temperate
legislation, and also addressed the publ
meeting in the evening.
Martino, the champion ventrloquist an
illusionis', gives two of his entertainment
at the Opera House, Friday and Satuidr
evenings of this week. His troupe EN-
braces several actors, actresses, pantom
mists, dancers, etc, which combine I
make up superior entertainment.
The Ladies' Temperance Union wi
meet in the Congregational chapel thi
Thursday afternoon at 8 O'clock A
ladies are especially invited to be present
ae communication from one of our cite
will come before the meeting for action.
In the divorce case of Ann Eliza Yount
who lectured in Rutland few weeks sine
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