The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-02
LOCAL MENTION.

be glad to work could they but find o
chance,we offer the columns of THE GLOBE
to such from now until January LIST, 1876,
In which to advertise for situations, free of
charge.
Where's the Indian summer
No frozen ears or feet reported as yet
Hon. E. r. Hard of Burlington was in
town yesterday.
John B. Balance has the position of
street lamp lighter.
Charles F. Huntoon and Judson Currier
left for California yesterday.
The water pipes are beginning to burst
already. Shut off your water nights.
G. B. Vail offers large line of dry goods
at his store, read his new advertisement.
Seven street lamps froze up Tuesday.
Lucky we are to have new moon soon.
Bohemian glass blowers open at the vii
lage hall this evening, and remain three
nights.
Marshall & Cady have a large and hand
some assortment of watches, just pur-
chased. Give them call.
The ladies of the Rutland temperance
union will meet at the Baptist vestry this
afternoon at three o'clock.
Moderating little. The thermometer
stood one below in the morning and six
above at evening, yesterday.
Addison county good templars union and
town correspondence on the first page, and
Vermont news on the fourth page.
The ice at Mr.. Gains skating rink is in
excellent condition now, a fact which
skaters would do we'll to make note of.
If you have any superfluous clothing
now is the time to make good use of it by
covering the nakedness of some poor one.
Essex, N. Y, now threatens to run
steamer across to Charlotte and give the
Central Vermont railroad its entire patron
age.
Mr.. o. w. Currier has removed his shoe
store to N. Allen g. Son, No. 81 Merch-
ants row, where he will be pleased to see
all his patrons.
The annual meeting of the ladies par
ish society of Trinity church was held
yesterday at the society rooms in the Bax-
ter bank building.
1t will be noticed by an advertisement in
another column that the quarry and mill of
the Trojan marble company at Brandon
are offered for lease on favorable terms.
The regular communication of Center
Lodge No. "a f. and A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic hall this Thursday evening at
7:3O o'clock. Master masons are cordially
invited.
The Rutland military institute has rifle
team. Several enthusiastic youths whose
zeal certainly equals their judgment, were
practicing in the cold yesterday, preparing
to challenge them.
The number of working hours in the rail-
road shops at st. Adams are to be cut
down to eight hours a day this month. 1t
is said the same reduction in time will be
made at the Rutland shops.
An accident occurred yesterday inst
above Winoosk to the local freight due
here at six o'clock, by which several cars
were thrown from the track, and Conduc-
TOR George Rad was slightly injured.
The case of the State VS.. Cephas E.Stone
was, yesterday, continued till this morning.
1t is an important matter to "Ceph" as the
offence, if proved, subjects him to three
months imprisonment in the county jail.
Two car loads of eyergreens were re-
Gently shipped from Bethel to New York,
TO be used IN Christmas decorations. They
were gathered in Bethel and vicinity. Why
do not some of our Rutland unemployed try
the same experiment 4I
The sociable at the Baptist parlors last
evening was very pleasant affair and was
well attended. After an elegantly served
supper, tableaux, statuary and recitations
were given, followed by games till ten
when the assemblage dispersed.
A Rochester weather prophet says thai
thunder and lightning will be the order Of
the day for the month of January; thai
there will be very little wind, and no ic'
will form of sufficient thickness to pay fol
storing for summer use. Bless him.
The fall term of the Windsor high
school, taught by Marsh o. Perkins Of
Rutland, closed Wednesday, Nov. Gath
The well earned reputation OF Mr.. Perkins
as one of the first teachers In the state, has
we are glad to learn, been fully sustained
The information given by the enter
prising firm of Charles p. Harris d Co., II
this mornings GLOBE, merits the perusal
of the public. This firm are doing an en-
couraging and extensive business-whicl
brings to Rutland large patronage. Tit
inducements which this firm offer to people
TO come to Rutland, benefits all our trade
The creditors of Robert Fitton meet al
Proctorsville for the hearing on petition
before Hon. Wheelock G. Veazey, registe
in bankruptcy, to-day. Hon. e. r. Hare
of Burlington appears for the petitioners
w. L. Burnap of Burlington and Walker
and Goddard of Ludlow for Fitton. A
lively time is expected.
Dunn & Cramton are manufacturing
Guernsey's patent gilt edge milk pan TO
M. H. Bush, general agent for Vermont
They have some now in hand for that gen
tleman to exhibit in various parts OF tn
state. Mrs. ]. +. Gibson has purchased
the right to sell the gilt edge pan in Rut
land county. She has had experience IL
the business, having been agent last season
for Jewetts pans, and considers the gil
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