The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1143.
Yesterday was the first day of spring.
The town meeting assemblies to-day at
10 o'clock
The Harlem extension train was an hour
late last evening.
Correspondence from several towns is
crowded out this morning.
Hon. VIM. r. Sanford of Orwell is re-
gistered at the Bardwell House.
In the present state of the weather we
shall go whirling through March.
Gen. Stephen p. Corliss OF Albany, N.
Y, was at the Bates House yesterday.
The case of the State VS.. John Haley for
gambling, was adjourned yesterday to Sat
urday.
Last night was one of the severest of the
season. The storm increased rapidly until
. late hour.
One of our hotel clerks rejoices in the
possession of new (?) three dollar watch.
He can now give the correct time.
Martina, the great illusionst and ven
triloquist, appears at the Opera House on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.
The storm yesterday considerably inter-
fered with railroad travel. The Boston
mail train was over an hour late, and the
New York express from the north was also
about an hour late.
The mail train over the Harlem Exten-
sion due at noon was an hour late yester-
day. The delay was occasioned by a
freight train on the Troy and Boston rail-
road being off the track, which delayed
connections at North Bennington.
sob you shut up" was remarked to an
official of the railroad in the baggage room
at the depot Yesterday, and was the cause OF
young man making a speedy exit, to pre-.
vent his coming in contact with said OIL.
calls boot.
A drummer who sells fancy goods and
Yankee notions, and one well known tC
most of our merchants, while on the train
iioih builihbtoh, 1iiuay hi5ul, NSht "
sleep and on awakening found that some
body had stolen his best silk hat. He
wore Scotch cap Saturday, and wants to
see the man that caused him to be Obliged
to.
The National Republican of Washington
ID. c., says "Col. Charles II. Joyce
member of congress elect, from Vermont
and his daughter, are among the late ARR
walls in the city. Col Joyce, who wa
among the first of the young men of tn,
Green Mountain state to respond to the cal
for volunteers in the late war, is leadln!
lawyer of his state, and has served will
distinction in the Vermont legislature
house. He is said to be very fluent ant
effective public speaker and man o
great personal popularity. Col. Joyce sue
ceeds the Hon. G. w. Willard the presen
well known and able representative in con
gress from the first Vermont district, and
a republican of course"
Hc WdSulu9 anu ilusluS VI ldSl Wei
were apparently feint, justifying contin
ued admonitions against the too sanguin
expectations inspired by few genis
hours whether the sprinkle Of snow yer
terday should or should not eliminate i
any serious encumbering of the earth wit
drifts, compelling locomotion to resum
wading some soicitude may be felt an
some precautions observed Ohough snap
ping little February has closed Its brief an
sharp career as banner month for frigit
ity) lest
''The stormy March has come at last
With winds and clouds and changing skies
and all the climatic ugliness for which II
nominal advent of the venal season
noted. The searching air has already PR
voked the airing of some vituperati,
vocabularies.