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

calls pull backs.
A new marble walk has been laid on the
west side of Evelyn street TO West street
Henry II. Smith, county clerk. has re-
covered from his recent attack of hemor-
rhage.
Clear your walk. Snow shovels are
cheap and ante-breakfast exercise is said
to be healthful.
The Mendelssohn musical society is pro-
crossing and already has an associate men,
bership of thirty.
A new marble walk is being laid on the
south side of West street, between Court
and Wales streets.
Dr. M. Goldsmith returned last evening
from days sport in Poultney, with a
good string of partridges.
The school in Pittsford village, taught
by Mr.. Lawrence Phelps, gives an exhibi-
ton at that place tomorrow evening.
The train leaving here for Bellows Falls
at three o'clock p. m. has been delayed TIL
nearly five o'clock for the last two days.
Our readers, and particularly those that
have groceries to buy, will read with pleas
ure the announcement that II. @. Hubbard
makes in another column this morning.
Some one left horse standing in the
snow storm for two or three hours yester-
day afternoon, on Center street. Where
is the law furnishing cruelty to anlmalsf
The lantern dodge doesn't prove popular
with the conductors. Now Michael Nc
Keogh wishes to withdraw his name from
the list of candidates. His name was used
without his knowledge or consent.
Vicinity notes from Benson, Cuttings
vile, Hampton, N. Y, Lincoln and Wells;
poem to the memory of Ellen M. Cramton,
and a variety of miscellaneous reading mat
ter will be found on the outside this morn
ing.
Judge not a man by his ''daily walk and
conversation" these days. The walk, even
of the best men, IS apt to be of a lattudin-
airy and uncertain character, and his con-
versation proportionally pointed and ex-
clamatory
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Thomas Dick
son, president of the New York and Cana
da railroad, for an invitation to join the
excursion trip over the new road from AL
bany to Montreal, leaving Albany Tuesday
morning, November 10th.
Carl Schurz (if you want to evince
thorough knowledge of German call him
Shoorts, and on no provocation Shirts)
lecture on Educational Problems" at the
town hail. Monday evening, promises to be
the intellectual treat of the season.
1t is decidedly "the thing" now to have
editorial sanctums trimmed with witch
hazel. We prefer to be excused. In our
youthful days the principal use of this
shrub was to enforce an excellent proverb
of Solomon, and it might awaken old and
singing recollections.
Pat Sheridan concluded, yesterday, to
emerge from his confinement 10 the Jail,
where be has lain for some time for not
disclosing where he obtained liquor for a
spree, and being brought before the mu-
nicipal court, disclosed on Fred II. Dem
ing, who was fined $50 and costs.
The beginning of hard winter is upon
u.s. There are a large number of persons
in town out of work, and many who are
employed receive scant wages. 1t behooYes
people who can give out work to do so. 1t
is better than aims, and will be thankfully
received in many cases where aims would
be refused
Mrs. Bissel, the mother of Geo. A. r.
Bissell, recently visited her son in states
prison. She is ninety-two years of age and
since her sons arrest has taken charge of
their farm in Mendon, taking care of the
stock, including two or three cows, which
she has driven mile to pasture, sheep,
swine and poultry.
William Porter Cady "means business
when he offers such bargains as he does in
another part of our paper this morning,
and as he has just returned from market
with large stock of goods in his line that
he bought at bottom prices, he can do any
body good who desires anything in the way
of clothing.
The marriage of M. l.. Faulkner and
Miss Louise Briggs was celebrated last
evening at the residence of the brides
mother on Main street. The rejoicing OF
"Doc. 5" heart at his good fortune over
flowed on many of his friends. We would
return thanks for handsome remem.
brance and We wish HIM long and happy
life of connubial bessedness.
1t may not be generally known that all
mutilated stamped envelopes and news
paper wrappers-that is those spoiled by
misdircction or the like-are redeemablt
at the postotlce for the value, in stamps
of the stamp upon the envelope or wrapper
provided always that they be presented fol
redemption in exactly the condition OF
their original mutation. That is, il {
person misdirects wrapper for Instance
/. and then cuts out the stamp, close from thu
corner, as is frequently done, the depart
ment make no return; the original misdi
rected wrapper must be presented.
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