The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
LOCAL MENTION.

Snow is expected soon.
Bryant MINISTRIES are on their way to
Rutland.
The county court re-assembles this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Kilington lodge |. o. o. f., meets this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
A reversible bonnet will be among the
new autumn styles.
Now is the time to adorn parlors by cul-
tivating ferns and MOSES under glass, Or
in pots.
The day boats on the Hudson river will
make their last trip of this season to-day
Monday.
II. G. johnson, editor of the Vergennes
Vermonter and family, have gone on a trip
to Chicago and the west.
Hon. Chas. 3. Eddy of Bellows Falls,
was in town on Saturday, in attendance
upon the United States circuit court
The Orwell musical convention, con-
Quoted by Professor Cobb OF Boston, opens
tomorrow and continues four days.
The workman in the shop of the Dele
ware and Hudson canal company here will
work henceforth on eight hours time.
The slate trade at Poultney has only fall
en- off about 10 per cent. from the trade of
1879, when it was the best it ever has
been.
Winter hasn't quite set in yet, Base
ballists to about the number of twenty as
sembled on the fair ground for game
Saturday afternoon.
Vermont and Canada railroad stock is
selling in Boston at 25; Rutland railroad,
preferred, 20; Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlain, preferred, SOa.
The match game of base ball between
the Excelsiors of Fort Edward and the
Stars of Pawlet, Friday, resulted in vic
tory for the Excelslors by score of 8 to 8.
The wind and clouded skies of Sunday
morning seemed preparing for the Sunday
storm usual for the past few weeks, and
the most fall like weai her yet experienced.
The Philharmonic Club of Boston, as
sisted by Mrs H. M. Smith, soprano, give
a concert at Brandon Tuesday evening, it
being the opening entertainment of their
lecture course.
Mr.. James Wyllie, the celebrated checker
player, who gave exhibitions here two
weeks ago, has retired for rest to the farm
of McGregor, the Vermont champion, at
Essex, after which lie will visit Saratoga.
Nichols and Meads new block begins to
E. assume quite business aspect. Howe's
candy shop and The American Tea Com
pany occupy the first, and Mellows barber
shop, and Mound, Dentist may be found
on the second floor
Hon. Henry r. Pierson, of the New
York Central railroad, of whom mention
is made in our telegraphic columns as hav-
ing declined the nomination for senator.
will be remembered by many of our read
ers as professor of mathematics for several
years IN the Troy conference academy at
Poultney.
Deputy Sheriff Millington arrived at the
state prison at Windsor, on Saturday,
about II o'clock q. m. with Mrs. Williams,
G. A. r. Bssell, and M. A. Hitchcock
At dinner Bissell and Hitchcock were put
in the line with the other prisoners, / Bissell
took his food and seemed to relish it, Hitch
cock refused his plate and ate nothing.
The Saratogian says the New York pa
pers arrive here daily on the 1855 a. IN.
train, and have not failed once in reaching
here on time since the introduction of the
fast mail. Rutland complains of not re-
ceivlng them regularly. We do not see
how this can occur, as the northern-bound
train, which reaches here at $3.50 a. M, ar.
rives there at 1910 noon.
Magen & Thompson, formerly of Wes'
Rutland, where they have been engaged in
the meat business, have opened a market
in the basement OF Putnam 81 Sawyer
new block, where they propose to keeI
everything in the line of fresh and sal
meats, oysters, provisions, ETC., and to sci
the same at reasonable prices. Read theil
advertisement, which appears in another
column and then give them call.
Group in its simple form and its terrible
and more relentless kin, membranoul
Group, are prevalent Keep the children
warmly clothed and in rooms of even tenn
perature. No house should be without g
fire as guard against the prevalent damp
ness. October, November and December
are the worst months of the year for croupy
children. On the first indication of thu
disease call physician. The best RENE
dies are those applied at the first stage o.
disease