The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
LOCAL. MENTION.

No police court yesterday.
Rutland's "big bonanza"-The Wood
stock railroad.
Untimely gluttony-Icc gorgcs during
the Lenten season.
The northern train was nearly three
hours late last night.
Look sharp for April lst. It's the fun
ny day in the calender
Vermont lodge No. /, of knights Of
Pythias, will meet this evening at y.
There is q good prospect now that May
day parties will 'excursh" on runners.
The county court will probably complete
the business of the term and adjourn to-
day.
The fashions prccede the flowers this
year, owing to the fact that Easter comes
so early.
The fitful weather Of yesterday was eX-
ceedingly unpleasant, and filled the streets
with slush.
Isn't it about time for our 'rod and gum
men to commence agilatng the question of
game club.
Some of cur milliners are forestallipg
the season, and are offering several novel
ties in the way of head gear
The state council of the Soyereigns OF
of Industry will meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
on Friday, April ?, at ten o'clock am.
We are under obligation to Hon George
Nichols, secretary Of state, for copy Of
"a Compilation Of the Grand List Law:
of Vermont"
Judging from present prospects the
ladies will hardly comply with the require
ments of fashion and get out their spring
clothes on Easter.
We are pleased TO learn that ex-Gov
Leonard Sargeaut, whose serious illness
was noted a few days ago, is better, ant
will probably recover
Riley Deming, formerly proprietor o
of the Brandon House, has leased tn,
Berkshire House, Great Darlington, Mass.
and will take possession of the same Apri
1st
Good Friday was duly observed yester
day at Trinity (Episcopal, and at st. Pc
ter's (Catholic) churches, with the service
appropriate TO a due Observance of til
day.
Hons, Revs Gems, Coils, and we don
know what other standing titles are enthr
siastically engaged in these spelling mattel
es which are making such furore over til
country.
The Estey Guards, OF Brattleboro, al
having made for them, at the establish
ment of Devlin q Co., New York, me-
uniforms, after the fashion Of the Seyent
New York regiment
Rev. Augustus Chandler Of Dummer
ton, well known to the people of RUTLAND
from his frequent visits TO this place as
canvasser for different publications, hi
purchased the Bratteboro Record
Captain $. G. Staley held life insurant
policies on his life amounting to $500
for the benefit of his family, 81, 900
which was in that sterling and rellab
Institution, the Vermont Life Insuran
Company of Burlington.
A new and finely designed sign h
been raised upon the store of w. w. M
Call, the well known merchant tailor
was designed and executed by Moses
Kingsley, and is a specimen of good wor
manship and indicates that Mr.. Kingsley
an expert in sign painting.
We regret to learn that the Waterman
the railroad machine shop refused to sou
the whistle at the time of the recent {
on Woodstock avenue, although request
TO do so by the captain of one of the c
CINE companies. 1t seems to us that in
hour of public calamity our duties becol
reciprocal. The flremcn and citizens
Rutland have on several occasions respC
ded to calls to save railroad property ht
and elsewhere.
The fair given at the parlors OF the CC
gregatonal church, last evening, was gu
well attended, Notwithstanding the lncle
ency of the weather. The articles on o
were disposed of at quite good figures
refreshment tables were we'll patronz
and an enjoyable evening spent byall III
". who participated. We hope the you