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

dOlu ll49.
Another fashionable wedding at one of
ur churches is rumored.
Cider mills in some sections of the coun-
y are overlooking with apples.
An effort is being made to revive the
Rutland young mems christian association.
Henry Hayward, ESQ.,, has gathered one
thousand bushels of corn from eight acres.
A train OIL one of our leading railways
came in last evening with only one passen-
GER
DR.. Goldsmith has an interesting article
n the last number of the Rod and Dun on
The game laws.
-Vice-president Colfax passed through
town yesterday on his way TO Brandon, to
lecture last evening.
A full report of Hon. Schuyler Colfax's
lecture at Brandon last evening will be
found on the second page.
Capt. William Gilmore and F. A. Morse
pf West Rutland leave in few days to
spend the winter in Florida.
Street Commissioner Patch is building
walk on the east side of Church street,
rom West to Williams street.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge,
No. /, of the Knights of Pythias, meet at
Odd Fellows hall this evening at 1880.
1t is rumored that a couple divorced at
he March term of the Rutland county
court, have been remarked at Troy, N. Y.
Quartermaster-G General L. G. Kingsley
went to Montpelier yesterday to make his
semi-annual settlement with the state audi
tor.
j. nj Haven, esq.,, treasurer of the Rut-
land railroad, paid the semi-annual interest
last week of the eight per cent. bonds of
that road.
The morning daily edition of the ISenti-
mel has suspended, leaving the Burlington
Free Press the only morning daily north of
Rutland.
The workmen are engaged clearing up
the remains of the accident on the Rensse-
laer and Saratoga railroad and burning the
broken cars.
Conductor Charles Weatherly desires us
to announce that he is not candidate for
the new conductors lantern, and with
draws his name.
Madame Van Zandt, who sang SO ac-
ceptably III Rutland, has daughter now
e. -, f,r ha v-io ota xuh
requirements are already remarkable.
Whatever may be the merits of Duffys
dam as water source, it is an excellent
place for trout. A three and a half pound
beauty was taken from there the other day.
John H. Mead and Edward II. Board
man of West Rutland have sold a lot of
their fine Spanish Merino sheep to western
dealers. These two gentlemen have some
of the most excellent sheep in western Yer
mont.
Mrs. Lou Williams, sentenced to the
state prison few weeks ago, is employed
in the family of the keeper of the prison as
housekeeper; NJ. A. Hitchcock and Mr..
Bissell are submitting to their lot with pa
thence and are working faithfully.
Hon. c. L. Houghton, John w. Cram
ton and Hon. M. G. Edmunds of Weston,
returned Yesterday from visit to the state
prison at Windsor. They report general
good condition of the prisoners, and the
near completion of the new prison.
Boxes for receiving votes for tue silver
lantern to be presented to the conductor re-
ceivlng the largest number, have been
placed at the Bates and Bardwel houses,
and Williams & Whiley's barber shop.
Quite number of ballots were cast yester-
day.
There will be special communication of
Center lodge No. "a and Rutland lodge No.
70, F. g. A. NJ, at Masonic hall, this We'd
nesday evening at 730 o'clock, for a
school of instruction. All members of each
lodge are earnestly requested to be present
and become familiar with the work and
lectures.
DR.. E. G. Lewis administered chloro-
form to large owl belonging to Mark
Nicholson, mentioned yesterday, so that
the bird might die without displacing any
of the plumage. 1t died after inhalng
chloroform for about fifteen minutes, and
young Nicholson is engaged preparing it
for his collection.
A chimney in DR.. Goldsmith's Office in
Miss NJ X. Thornton's building on Wash
ington street, took fire Tuesday morning,
and owing to some defect of the chimney
the smoke got between the walls and burst
out in several places. An alarm was giver
and the firemen were called out. 1t was
found, however, before the engines were
brought to the spot that the fire was con
fined to the chimney. No damage wal
done.
We would call attention to the specia
notice of Col. VIM. Il. Gray, relative t
the route to Florida. He speaks enthusi
astlcally of the land OF flowers and oranges
and his statements in reference thereto and
the route can be relied upon. Col. Gray
went to Bennington yesterday to visit Hon
H. G. Root, who spends his winters IL
Florida. and he will return on Thursday
or Friday and would be pleased to NEE
any parties at the Bardwell house who may
desire information.
George Is. Croft, the well known arch
itect of Saratoga Springs, formerly OF Rut
land, is now engaged in getting out thu
plans for a monster hotel, TO be located a
the Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Cal. Tit
Palace hotel at San Francisco will accom-
modate / 200 guests, while the Hot Springs