The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
LOCAL MENTION.


To-day is the day set aside for prayer for
colleges.
Victims to measles are getting to be
plenty once more.
The regular meeting of the Farmers and
Mechanics club of Brandon occurs on Fri
day evening next
Otter Creek encampment No. Z, l. 0. o.
F., meets this Thursday evening at 7:3O
o'clock at odd fellows hall.
The Chester amateur dramatic club give
an entertainment at the Chester House on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next
week.
Old soldiers should read the address of
Gen. Thomas before the department en-
campment at Montpelier, published in an
other column.
p. M. Archer, of Albany, N. Y, Grand
Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, was in town yesterday, on
visit to the members of Rutland Division.
By request of many sufferers we would
suggest that our citizens apply liberal
sprinkling of ashes upon the sidewalks in
front of their houses and stores.
Chief Justice Pierpoint Of Vergennes,
Judge Royce of st. Adams, Judge Ross of
st. Johnsbury, and Judge Powers of Nor
risville, are quartered at the Bates House.
Counterfeit $50 United States treasury
notes, dated March 10th, 1862, are in cir
culation at Montpelier. The spurious
notes are good imitation.
The supreme court convenes this morn
ing at the court house, commencing at 10
o'clock Chief Justice Pierpoint, Judges
Royce, Ross and Powers are already ar
rived.
The Hartford Times, in publishing ia
BILE of the seating capacity of all the halls
and theaters in New England, places the
Rutland opera house at one thousand. 1t
is the only Vermont hall reported in the
list.
The we'll known clothing firm of Mason
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sent, Mr.. Mason continuing the business
at the old stand. He is about to replenish
his stock in splendid style, and has an an
nouncement in another column.
There will be meeting of the sewing
society connected with the Rutland mis-
sionary association at the ladies rooms of
Trinity church, over the Baxter national
bank, this Thursday afternoon at 9 O'Clock
A general attendance IL requested.
w. Y. Ripley 81 Sons have recently pur-
chased of Raymond e. Wilson of Ben
nington, three famous oxen for $500. AT
the time of the purchase they tipped the
beam at 4,410 pounds. They are only five
years old and are not equaled in the state
On Thursday evening next the Camilla
Urso concert company appear at Brandon.
The company embraces beside Madame
Urso, the well-known tenor w. II. Fessen-
den, the accomplished soprano Miss Clara
Doria, and the eminent pianist Augusta
Sauret.
Miss Louise Braun, VINO has Deen o
teacher here for some time past and an in
mate of the family of Mr. w. ii. b. Owen
left last evening for New York, from
whence she sails for Germany in few
days, on visit to her native country. Hel
many friends in Rutland will unite in wish
ing her bon eoVage.
John C. Holden, nephew of John w.
Cramton of this place, and for some time
apupil at the Rutland graded school, il
quite seriously i'll at Poughkeepse, N. Y.
where he lately went to pursue his studies
at Eastmans Business College. Hi
father, Eli b. Holden, Esq, of Clarendon
left for that city yesterday on receipt of I
telegram to that effect