The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-26
LOCAL N EN'rIONs

} Gold 1851.
No services were held at the Methodist
church yesterday.
New York mouey and produce markets
on the second page,
To-day is the seth anniversary of Amer
p lean Odd Fellowship.
One of our insurance agents contem-
plates committing matrimony today
Central council of Sovereigns of Industry
will meet on Tuesday evening at 7sO
o'clock.
The three-cqrd monte players are get
ting quite Jealous of the movements of our
authorities.
Otis s. johnson of Wallingford has &C.
cepted the principalship of the Fairhaven
graded school.
The mail.box which has stood in futile
s. Co.'S window, will be kept in Francis
Fenns drug store.
Rev. Justin X. Richardson is expected
W CuteT Oh MS uullSo ho photOi VI thS lap
list church on Sunday next.
The employees of the Rutland railroad
shops are to commence work on the ten
hour system after May LIST.
Spring has come. There were twenty
loafers at the corner of Merchants Row
and Centre street, yesterday afternoon.
Hon. A. P. Lyman register in bankrupt
cy, is to hold session of the court OF
bankruptcy here during the present week
Mr.. w. A. Short has entered upon his
duties as Master Mechanic OF the Rutland
division of the Central Vermont railroad.
The music at Trinity church yesterday
morning was remarkably good. A te-deim
of Kotsmars was rendered for the first
time here and was especially fine.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax was in town again
on Saturday. and gave the GLOBE and Her.
aid offices call, as is his custom in re-
membering that he was once printer.
We understand that there were 80 appli-
cations for teachers certificates at the pub
lie examination on Saturday, but are not
advised:of how many licenses were granted.
Our reporter was in error Saturday
morning in stating that w. II. Smith, ESQ.,,
spoke in favor OF the position taken by
Miss Worcester in the spelling m atch. He
spoke in favor of Mr.. Dana.
We publish in another column an article
entitled decorum at the spelling match. y
We are greatly pleased to learn that the
Kissing Friday night did not originate with
members of the high school.
E. Foster Cooke is in town looking after
the opening of his residence on Washing
ton street for the occupation of Mrs Joseph
Patterson, of Philadelphia, who is to re-
size there during the summer.
DR.. Burner was informed by telegraph
on Saturday that his shipment of books
would reach Rutland in a day or two
This, with host of patients and friends
has induced the doctor to spend another
week in Rutland, and tenders his services
10 the dIIl1CtC(l lTOn ~ W IL anu L W
daily, at his parlors in the Berwick
House.
The Rev. William Chauncy Langdon
DID,, has been requested by the vestry
and kindly enabled by the members of thu
congregation of Emmanuel Church, Gene
va, Switzerland, to pay short visit to thu
United States and he has therefore takel
passage for himself and Mrs. Langdon, il
the steamer France" which sails from
Liverpool TOR New York upon the 14th o
April
On the first page will be found the cor
stitution of the Brattleboro Forest ant
Stream club. Many sections of the stat
are moving to the formation of clubs TO
the protection of game in the streams
lakes, rivers and ponds Of the state, ant
this form may serve as guide in organic
ing. AS there is lack of information il
reference to the game and fishing laws o
the state, we publish the several laws relat
ing to fish and game.