The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-25
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1l4I.
Seventy degrees above zero yesterday
afternoon.
Robins were singing on Pine street yes
terday morning.
Lenten services at Trinity church to-
morrow morning and evening.
A child of Mr.. John Jardne, aged about
months, was buried yesterday afternoon.
Burlington has Just now more snow in
her streets than Rutland, Montpelier or
st. Adams.
The Berwick House has added another
table of an appropriate pattern to the bill
lard room.
Otter Creek Encampment No |. o.
o. F., meet this evening at 1880 o'clock,
at Odd Fellows Hall.
Col. Theo s. Peck OF Burlington and
Capt. Julius j. Estey of Brattleboro are
registered at the Bates House.
The Ladies' Temperance Union meets
this Thursday afternoon at o'clock. in
the parlors of the Baptist church.
Don't leave off your overcoat and prance
round as though spring had come, because
it is juicy day, unless you want to give
series of receptions to your doctor.
Our citizens are rejoicing over the re.
turn of water, the warm weather having
thawcd out the pipes which have been
frozen up in many places for some SIX
weeks.
We should dearly like to see the chap
who predicted this was going to be mild
winter, sitting on the fence in linen
buster, and listening to the hooking bird.
-Berhshire Courier.
The sleigh-rde to be given by Mr.. c. F.
Richardson yesterday did not occur on ac
count of the thaw. Forty-fve of the young
folks assembled at the Berwick and spent
the day there in place of the ride.
Vermont clergymen are never permitted
to kiss the ladies they have just made
brides. The dear creatures put up their
hands with the remark "There. that'll
do. I've seen you fellows afore. "-Noughty
Foreign Exchange.
The ever-popular Baker and Farron, the
best Dutch comedians travelling, appear at
the Opera House on Monday evening next,
in their famous specially of "Chris and
Lena, and the "Muldoon Guards" Give
them rousing house.
Myron DeLarme, formerly of West Rut-
land, who was arrested for stealing a team
belonging to Lane Il Son of Burlington
some weeks since, has been sentenced to
two years Imprisonment in state prison. by
the city court of Burlington.
Judge Heman Carpenter of Mortified, is
lying seriously i'll with pneumonia. 1t
will be remembered that his death was pre-
maturely announced a week or two ago.
but it is now feared the sad announcement
then made may prove speedy reality.
1t was burden TO the pedestrian, yester-
day, who had to exercise great care, to
keep out of the numbcrlcss pools and run
ming brooks on the sidewalks and in the
streets, as best he could. The air was YER
nal, however, and, when folks met, they
would forget all about their wet feet, and
remark how spring-like it was, and, posi-
bly,, quote poetry.
Middlebury boasts OF a smallpox pest
house, situated near the railroad track. A
gay young damsel was seen yesterday from
the train, standing at the door smiling de-
iiance both at the "small-poX' notice on
the fence and the curiosity expressed on
the faces Of the passengers The female
victim was seen at the second story win
dow viewing the landscape DER and long
ing, apparently, for "fresh fields and pas
lures new
The fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tenney was celebrated
on Saturday evening, the Goth inst, by a
"wooden wedding at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Z. F. Shepard of West
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney have re-
sided at Marquette, Mich, most of the
time since their marriage and returned east
few weeks since. The occasion was one
of rare enjoyment to the numerous guests
present, who included many of the friends
and relatives of Mrs T. from Rutland
Mr.. Tenney is a son of Rev. Leonard Ten
ney of Barre, and is well and favorably
known as former resident of West Rut-
land.