The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

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winds, colder, cloudy or partly cloudy wea
Their and numerous light SHOWS.
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold l14s.
Windy.
Snow and sleigh bells
A wedding this evening.
Hon. T. w. Park sails for Panama or
the 10th.
Another failure in Rutland-this time
the bowling alley.
We regret to learn of the illness of Mr.
n. A. Bourne at Aspinwall.
Your boy wants pair of skates fol
Christmas. Go to II. r. Dyer's.
"He that walketh in darkness shall sure
ly stumble" Clean your sidewalks.
Mumps are abroad again. Nine of the
high school scholars are reported down
with them.
Capt. William Gilmore and wife, OF
West Rutland, left on Friday for winters
sojourn in Florida.
The agency for the Singer sewing ma
chimes for Rutland and vicinity has been
transferred to T. q. ellison.
Mrs. Otis Bardwell, the mother of Mrs.
E. Foster Cooke, Of this village, died al
Walpole, N. H., on Monday morning.
Rev. Nathaniel P. Gilbert occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church on
Sunday evening, preaching a very excellent
sermon.
Baptist sociable at the parlors in the
church on Wednesday. Supper will be
served at $3.50 o'clock. Literary entertain
ment during the evening.
John Conlin of Rutland, graduate of
West Point, and now connected with the
United States army, has been promoted
from lieutenant to captain.
The closing examinations of the fall term
of the high and grammar schools take place
Thursday and Friday this week, Friday be-
ing the last day of the term.
The train which arrived here over the
Rutland and Washington railroad at $50
a. m, from Salem, leaving at 500 p.
M, has been discontinued.
Most Of the people who enter the regis
ter Office at the postofiice, ask "Whats
been done here ?" Then they look down,
say "oh," and depart, wiser men.
Julia Lucas alias Julia Rogers, will be
arraigned in the police court before Judge
Edgerton. to-day, for theft Of articles Of
clothing in Shrewsbury, and as a vagrant.
Mr.. Charles Howard, the second son Of
the late Rev. Leland Howard, died at his
residence in Hartford, Conn. The family
of Elder Howard have rapidly followed him
to the grave.
The hands in the railroad shops now
quit work at quarter past four. Yester'
day afternoon when the whistle blew al
that time some boys ran through Merchants
row crying fire, and causing quite com
motion.
The annual encampment of Roberts Pos
No. IA G. A. R., for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year, and for musteiiog re
cruits, will be held at their hall, GLoBI
Block, this Tuesday evening, at u o'clock
Let there be a full turnout Of the comrades
A union prayer meeting was held las
evening in the Methodist church. TIT
Rev. ]. w. Eaton conducted the services
The Rev. ]. Gibson johnson, Rev. N. P
Gilbert, NJ. J. Perkins and others made re
marks and prayers. The next meeting
will be held in the Congregational chape
on Monday, Dec. 81. r ee
VIM. Kretschmer proposes to open al
evening class in the German language. TIL
course will be free of any expense, excep
the current expenses for the room. Shoult
class of six or eight persons be formed b
will be ready to begin instruction at once
This seems to US to be an excellent oppor
tunity to learn the German language in
conversational form, as several German
will aid him.
The officers yesterday visited the resi-
dence of Cornelius Howley, on Strong
avenue, and seized barrel OF whisky--re
moving it to place of security. 1t az
pears two barrels of whisky arrived her
one night last week. one Of which was d
vided among small dealers in the arden
and the other was deposited at Howley
house, with faucet arranged therein 6
that small quantities could be taken to tn
saloon.
c. II. wooley was fined yesterday ft
keeping intoxicating liquor with intent
sell, and for selling the same-both seoon
offences-twenty dollars and costs in eacl
The evidence tended to show that Woole
had boarded at the Berwick house and pal
for his board in liquor. There was OF
barrel of ale for which he received no pa.
He presented bill for 1t to Richardson
who refused to pay, saying the boys In Il
bar had the liquor and must pay their bill
Quite an argument ensued, and Woole
subsequently put the bill into the hands
an officer for collection, which furnisht
evidence sufficient to convict him of sellin
Temperance.