The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 114s.
Remember the caucus at the Town hall
tonight.
The backbone of winter evidences con-
siderable weakening.
Lord Harry is in town. The man who
fell down on Center street hill yesterday
said so.
MIR. j. NJ. Wetherbee and wife of Port
Henry, N. Y. were at the Bates House YES
terday.
No trouble in regard to full supply of
gas, you see, as long as we have human
weather.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. /, Knights of Pythias, this evening at
,;30 o'clock.
There is a great scarcity of eggs just
now hereabouts and what few are brought
III bring good price.
The Dannemora policemen who went
through here with their prisoners few
days since, returned yesterday.
The Vermont tanners and leather dealers
association meets at the Bardwel house on
Wednesday next in annual session.
Col. L. S. Stowell of Cornwall q. S.
Fassett Of Enosburgh Falls and c. g. Prin-
gle were at the Bardwell House yesterday.
For several days 1t has been difficult to
obtain oysters, the beds being frozen over
and our dealers failing TO receive supplies.
Miss Hattie Edison of Rutland, is noticed
as one of the singers in attendance upon
the recent musical convention at HOosick
Falls, N. Y.
We publish on the first page the excel
lent paper, "Docs Farming Pay" read by
G. Horace Hubbard, Esq, of Springfield,
at Clarendon on Thursday.
Several of our best musicians are to be
present at the musical entertainment to be
given under the direction of Rollin c.
Smith, at Pittsford, next week.
If that man lives who can write locals
and be positive that he will not give otfenst
TO any one, we want to interview him. HI
will find us willing pupil.-Ka.
The afternoon express from the nortl
was twenty minutes late, and was oblige'
TO wait here another twenty minutes unit
a bad wash-out at Cold River bridge wa
repaired.
The express team belonging to W. b
Mussey made lively runaway through
Merchants Row yesterday morning abou
nine o'clock, but was soon caught and n
damage done.
Mr.. Wallace Clement, who has been q
New York city for medical treatment, re
turns to-day. His sightless eye has bee
taken out and the remaining one is uuir
jured by the operation.
The first three weeks in February wer
eight and half degrees colder than tn
average for the last fifty one years, an
the second quarter was the coolest secon
quarter during those years.
The broken limb of Mrs. Miner Hilliar
was set, yesterday, by DIR. c. J.. Allel
The small bones of the ssRnkle WEI
broken and were so swollen that it BEGAN
necessary to wait before the operate
could be performed.
The champion prophe! now predicts
red-hot summer this year but as he is Il
same chap who said last December that v
were going to have a mild winter, there
no need of getting in a sweat yet or layil
in large stock of straw hats, linens al
fans.
Rev. Chas. +. Ogden of Bellows Fal
preached at Trinity church last evenjn
exchanging with Rev. DIR. Harris, the re
tor, who went to Bellows Falls. The sc
mon was taken from the text, "Lor
thou Son of David, have mercy upon US
Matt 1879, and was appropriate to t
Ienten season
The Burlington clipper of this we
SAYS "The Rutland Daily GLOBE is U
questionaby going to live. 1t demonslra
more vitality than is seldom seen in VI
mont daily. The local columns are fu
the kilograms quite complete, the make
fine, and the general appearance all Il
could be asked"