The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-01
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 114A.
How much of the reward do you claim
Baker & Farron at the Opera House to-
night.
Cold weather returned again yesterday
and increased in severity al night.
The pedestrian experiences of Rutland
county lawyer on the first page.
Kilington Lodge, No. 90, 1. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 7.30.
Regular communication of Rutland
Lodge on Wednesday evening next.
DR.. Goldsmith aud family will return
from Europe about the first of July.
Rev. Mr.. Mills commences bis new pas
torate at Woburn, Mass, on Sunday.
In another column will be found L. j.
Phelps poem on Essex Junction.
The case of the State VS.. John Haley
for keeping gambling saloon is to be
heard to-day.
1t was just too cool to thaw yesterday
and no progress was made in the springs
work of barring the ground.
A meeting of the Redemptorist Fathers
will be held at St. Peters church at an
early date, to continue for one week.
Hon. Henry A. Burt of Swanton and G.
B. Chadwick of st. Lawrence Hall, Mon
treal, are registered at the Bates House.
Rev. Charles T. Ogden of Bellows Falls,
officiated at Trinity church yesterday in
/ exchange with the rector, Kew. DR.. Harris.
Ice consumers are talking that the
/ price must como down this year on account
bf comparative superhuity of the article.
Geo. II. Bgclow, esq, of Burlington.
was in town an hour or two Saturday, and
was warmly greeted by many of his Rut-
land friends,
Col w. c. Veazey has been invited to
speak at Kecnc, N. IL this week, by the
republicans of that city, who arc just now
wide awake for the campaign.
Rutland may be considered as espec-
tally fortunate in keeping herself free from
the smallpox which is cropping out IN all
sections of the State.
Scarlet fever still prevails to quite an
extent in this community, many children
in town suffering from it and new cases
are being added every day.
The Rutland bar, nearly entire, are just
now very much interested in that $500
reward. They are all after a slice--for
their clients, of course.
The New York mail train over the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga road which for
merry left here at one o'clock p. IN. for
New York, will be put on again, COM
mencing to-day.
The New York express train which for
merly arrived here from New York at
o'clock p. M, over the Harlem Extension
division, is to be put on again, commenc'
ing to-day, leaving here, on its arrival, fol
Burlington.
The celebra.H Il MARITIME, the famed Calf
fornia ilusionist, will appear at the Opers
house next Friday and Saturday evenings
Martino is said to surpass Zera, who af
forded our citizens such amusement few
months ago.
Baker and Farron produce their Dutol
comedy of Chris and Lena" at the Operi
House tonight. Those who heard thi
troupe last year will need no III ging to at
tend, while to those who haYe never haC
the pleasure of hearing them we would
commend this entertainment as one of thu
very best that ever visited Rutland.
A large audience filling the spacious au
dience room of the Baptist church assem-
bled last evening to listen to the farewe
discourse of Rev. Edward Mills, the retil
ing pastor. After usual Introductory sci
vices, Mr.. Mills delivered touching an
appropriate discourse. The crowded stat
of our columns forbids full report tn
morning,