The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l1Gt
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds leave for Cali
fornia next week.
Richard Dana says the Standard is Civ
ing fits to Woodstock people.
Governor Peck has fixed upon Novem-
Der 25th for the annual thanksgiving.
A lucky hunter on Tuesday, shot a par
fridge, woodcock, red squirrel, in eight
minutes
The young ladies and gentlemen of
West Rutland are about organizing a read
ing club.
The Center street walk in front of Kill
burns block is being raised and lcveled, a
sensible idea.
1t is improbable that the terms offered
by Shepard, Davis & Co. of Burlington
will be accepted by their creditors
The membsrs of Nckwocxet engine Co.
No. l, will meet at their hall at O'Clock
sharp, to attend the funeral of G. f. Ware.
Spaulding and company have Longfel-
lows new poem, The Masque of Pan
DORA" 1t is u neat dollar and half vol
ume.
A young lady qualified to teach the Eng
lish branches, French and music advertises
for situation as governess, in another col
umn.
Mr.. A. S. Cramton has raised some If
teen hundred bushels of potatoes the pres
ent season, on little more than five acres
of ground.
Rev. Franklin Tuxbury delivers the
opening lecture of the Bellows Falls lee
ture course, Nov. Sd. Subject "The
true Hero" rl4
The farmers of the adjoining county OF
Washington county, N Y, are rejoicing
over the apple crop, but their potatoes are
drug in the market.
Edward Butler, son of James Butler,
of Clarendon, was thrown from horse,
Friday afternoon, breaking his left arm.
DR.. Hanrahan was called.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
state agricultural society will be held at the
Brooks house, Brattleboro, on Tuesday,
November 3, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Andrew Clark of Casteton has had
the misfortune to receive an injury to an
ankle, which, together with former inju-
ries, incapacitates him for active business.
Mrs. Mietzke's solo singing, last Sabbath,
is said by many to be superior to any OF
her previous efforts. This is certainly
complimentary to one who always sings so
we'll.
Rev. ]. G. johnson has purchased fine
piano of the Decker Brothers, New York.
1t is an upright, like Mr.. Mietzkc's. II
was placed in Mr.. Johnson's parlor Thnrs-
day.
The Free Press says that DIR. Gold
smiths famous dog Plunkett was one OF
the .'llons" of the day, being seen and ad
mired by scores, during his stay in tina
city.
The Manchester J0ural says Charles s
Mason and George w. Hilliard of Rutland
are both enterprising merchants, and tn
people cannot do better than to patronlz
them.
Col. Charles II. Joyce, member OF con
press from this district, leaves for Wash
ington about the goth of November. Sena
tor Morrill, left for Washington on Mon
day last.
70 nf iIlnaca n
Phelps, the mother of Mrs. d. e. Page
Her illness will delay the departure o
Mrs. Page for the west, where she expect
to spend the winter.
Rev. p. A. Ryan, an eminent Roma
Catholic clergyman from Ireland, win Dc
liver a lecture in the town hall, on Tuesda
evening next. The subject will be Intel
esting to every Irishman.
Post office boxes OF new design haV
been put in the place OF the former ones o
the street. A box has been placed at tn
Bardwell house corner, which will be
great convenience to the public at the sout
end of the town.
Mr.. Charles i. Ware, member of IL
N,ckwackett engine company, died @
Thursday afternoon, about five o'clock,
typhoid pneumonia. The Nickwackett e'
CINE house was draped in mourning yeste
dav afternoon in token of respect for the
fellow member.
An honest girl in the employ of MIR.
II. Bottum found a purse on Thursda
evening, between Court and Center street
she handed it TO gentleman who WI
standing near her. Upon inquiry 1t WI
found to belong to Mrs. Charles Dewey
contained about $22.
Mr.. ]. b. Reynolds attended the NEE
ings of the revivalists Moody and Sanke.
and was so well pleased with the songs
Mr.. Sankey that he purchased several
his books for the use of the Congregation
choir. a selection from this work VIII
sung by the choir on next Sabbath.
Mr.. Marshall Thomas, of Pittsfor
brought to town, on Friday, an eagl
whose wings measured n feet from tip
tip. The bird had been stealing turkey
and he set trap for him. He had goI
some four rods with the trap from whe
1t had been placed to catch his kingship.
The auction sale nj tbe carr;o oa In