The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l14s.
Mendelssohn society at 1880, promptly
this evening.
Kingsley Brothers have new advertise
ment this morning.
Holiday goods in great variety can be
found at the Rutland stores.
Senator Geo. F. Edmunds has our thank,
for the navy register for 1876.
A new years ball is to be given at II.
Todd's hall, Cuttingsville, on Friday, Dec
31st.
Six trains of cars pass over the New York
and Canada railroad daily-three north
and three south.
The coffee tables were placed in the read
Ing room yesterday. and number of new
magazines arrived.
Have you seen the new calendar for 1876
of the Globe Paper Co.? They are the
neatest ones out this season.
Prof. VIM. G. Crippen of West Rutland,
now principal of the johnson normal
school, is very popular as teacher.
The case of Thomas Caden for selling
liquor, continued from Wednesday, was
tried yesterday, and he was fined $40.
Occasionally the cut Of place forlorn
sound of a sleigh bell was heard yesterday,
and few runners gritted along through
the streets.
BY an advertisement in another column
it will be seen that bankrupt stock is on
sale in one of Picrpont's new stores, on
Center street.
Addison county, Lamoille county, Chit
tenden, Gaysville, Ludlow, Poultney and
Pawlet notes will be found on the outside
pages this morning.
Quite crowd collected on Center street
yesterday at sheriff's auction, where a
buggy, nearly new, brought $23 and a d.
lapidated harness SO.
Vermont has paid internal revenue re-
ceipts to the amount of 500, 4l6 for the past
fiscal year, mostly for rum and tobacco-of
which Rutland's share was about $1,000.
The annual promenade concert of CON-
pany A., Rutland light guards, comes off
at the town hall this evening. The hall
has been handsomely decorated and grand
time is expected.
Spaulding s. Co., have for sale set of
very handsome pastel landscapes-the
finest of the kind ever seen in Rutland.
They also have a large line of holiday
goods one shelf of brio a 6rac will be par
ticularly attractive to present seekers.
Testimony is being taken before Arson
A. Nicholson, United States commissioner,
in case of A. w. Gray & Son, against
parties in Pennsylvania for Infringement of
the patent on Gray's horse powers. j. G.
Baker appears for Gray, and Philadel-
phis lawyer for defendant.
A Chicago correspondent writes The
Camilla Urso troupe has been here. The
xirtuoso played as exquisitely as ever and
her concerts draw large houses. Mrs.
Lousie Oliver is the soprano of the troupe
and sang charmingly. She has improved
greatly in voice and stage presence.
The officers called, with search warrants,
at the place of one John Mccormick, yes
terday afternoon, but found that he was a
little too quick for them, having shut up
shop and moved his goods off in cart
about two hours before. They next visi-
ted the saloon of James Murphy but found
nothing seizable.
The taking of testimony in the quo acar-
rento case was concluded In Rutland yes
terday morning. Testimony will be taken
in New York to-day before B. B. Smalley,
Hon. B. F. lFifield appearing on behalf
of the Central Vermont and Hon. Daniel
Roberts and Col. A. F. Walker appearing
for the Page board.