The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30
LOCAL. IGNITION.

Glorious sleighing
Clear your sidewalks.
Skating lies buried under the snow.
Sprinkle ashes on the icy sidewalks.
Col. Charles II. Joyce's condition was
materially improved yesterday.
Phair, after eating meal or two, again
refuses foods this starvation dodge?
Regular convention of Vermont Lodge
No. /, Knights of Pythias, this Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
EThe exceptions in the Phair murder case
will be heard the last of the present term
of the supreme court.
Yesterday was the first really comforta-
BILE day we have been vouchsafed for about
two weeks and was greatly appreciated.
The Camilla Urso concert company APP
pear at Brandon on Thursday evening next.
1t is one of the very best companies of mu-
sicians now travelling.
The historical January thaw has only
two days left in which to put in an APP
pearance. The oldest inhabitant says he
never knew the thing to fail, though it
sometimes doesn't come till March.
Among the attorneys from out of town
in attendance upon the supreme court are
Hon. r. G. Abel of West Haven, Hon. j.
b. Bromley of Castleton, f. j. Ormsbee
and II. G. Harrison of B.andon.
Careless pedestrians passing up Centre
street should not let their heels make
the acquaintance of their heads, which by
the way, is apt TO find its crown uneasily
pillowed on the ice or IN snow bank.
George G. Arms of Waterbury has &C
tepted an offer of fifteen hundred dollars
year and expenses paid, to travel in YER
mont, New Hampshire, New York and
Ohio, for the Sutherland Falls Marble
company.
The st. Adams Adoertiser says that Col.
j. w. Newton, delegate to the Grand En-
campment of the Grand Army of the re-
public, will have as his associate "Col.
Goulding of Rutland, the very efficient
adiutant general of the department during
Col. Veazeys administration.
Rev. William S. Smart, d. d., of Albany,
N. y, will preach at the Congregational
church tomorrow, in exchange with Rev.
Mr.. johnson. DIR. Smart was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church in Ben
son, and chaplain of one of the Vermont
regiments during the war.
The GLOBE: "THE GLOBE is not eXcelled
by any daily or weekly in the state, if it is
equaled. have no antipathy against any
other paper, but | commend THE GLOBE
for its valuable reading, editorially and
outside, its freedom from petty spite and
insinuation, and the attitude it takes in mat
tiers of local interest
In speaking of Rutland, writer says
"a minstrel company will draw larger,
not to say better house, than noted lee
turer, and is the next thing TO circus fol
general popularity. Opera on wheels dom
get paid for coming here, and dramatic re
presentations are nowhere unless of loca
interest, or having a war prestige"
The Firemens' reunion held at Town Hall
Rutland, last Friday evening, was mos
ENJOYABLE affair, and the spacious hall wa
completely thronged. The best of feeling
prevailed and the three companies tha
commlngled that evening, will refer to thu
occasion as one of the pleasantest in thei
experience. Woodstock Age.
The Montpelier Argus says of the recen
clam chowder of the firemen. "Mrs
Ralph Smith made it ; and if she did i
scientifically, of course put in plenty O
'ingyuns." Chowder is good for nothing
without them. But it is rather novel disl
for a ball, and might make fastidious cit
bellies exclaim, in a dancing crowd of 500
'Ompompanoosuc the Interpretation o
of which, we are told, is "wild onions"
The following item, originating with th
Rutland correspondent OF the Troy Times
IS going the rounds of the press
The selectmen of Rutland haye oifere
reward for the discovery of the partie
who furnished whisky 10 Macauly, the ma
found frozen to death between Rullan
and Sutherland Falls, on the 10th instan
by his death his wife and five children bt
come the wards of the town, and by Ou
laws the parties selling him the liquor
that time, ii known, must bear the burde
of their support.