The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
LOCAL MENTION.

LVChL mENTlUN.
Gold 114s.
Judge Duntton spent more comfortable
day yesterday.
A fire was seen at Whallonsburgh, New
York, last evening, which was thought t
be near Vergennes.
X. Candlishs auction in Pierpointl
block last evening was we'll attended, and {
large lot of goods were sold.
The sleighing is gone where the wood
bine twineth, and the young men sigh ~
they think of the nice Christmas rides they
have lost.
Mr. Hyren Henry of Perkinsville, has
lot of soapstone stoves, both coal and wood
OF all sizes, on exhibition at the store OF
Dunn & Cramton.
Geo, Fl. Hartwell, agent for Rev. w.
II. II. Murrsys paper, the Golden Rule
was in town yesterday. He has been can.
wasting in Brandon and vicinity.
The annual election of Otter Creek En-.
campment, No. Z, 1. o. o. F., will be held
at Oddfellows' hall, GLOBE block. this
evening at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance
is requested.
Spaulding s. Co. have q new advertise
ment this morning to which we invite
especial attention. If Santa Claus has a
headquarters in town, it must certainly be
at their store.
Rutland will soon be a favorite stopping
m trot
sets were given lodging, supper and break
fast at the Jail last night, and not required
to work in return.
The reading room, Notwithstanding the
prediction of grumblers, is proving great
success There were between twenty and
twenty-five occupants of the reading de-
partment last evening.
We are informed that the statement con-
tanned in THE GLOBE, yesterday, under the
head of "rittsford" is utterly without
foundation. We were imposed upon by
Pittsford correspondent-not our regular
one, however-and sincerely regret the
mistake.
The choir of the Congregational church,
are rehearsing very diligently their Christ
mas music. Among other selections they
will sing beautiful "Gloria," which Mr..
Mietzke has just finished. 1t contains
very fiue soprano solo and the whole COM
position is exceedingly brilliant. The choir
will sing on Friday evening several pleas
ing selections and will also assist the Sab
bath school.
With the thaw, the municipal court mill
has revived. Charles Crandall was put
through yesterday. He was fined SIS and
costs for intoxication. He disclosed on F.
H. Deming, who was fined $40 and costs
for selling and the same for keeping A.
H. Danforth, who was fined for two Of
fences of selling and one for keeping, $40
and costs each Kate Ready, who was
fined the usual sum for one offence of SELL
ing and keeping each. ALI these cases
were appealed.
The current rumor in town is that one of
the two or more councils, in this state, of
the so. A. U."i is located in Rutland and
that prominent-perhaps we should say
the promi nent-federa official in this viii
lage is the grand "mugwump" Of the order,
not only here but in the state. We do not
vouch for the truth of the rumor, but only
report it as current gossip and as explain
ing some things.
Miss Wood, the Pittsf ord artist, has
copy of Gustav Richter's Neapolitan
boy painted on slate at Spaulding g. Co.'s
book store. The subject is familiar to the
American public through Prang's chrome.
Miss Woods picture is finely painted, and
the price is reasonable; altogether it would
make charming Christmas present. Miss
Lucia Gilbert. of Pittsford, also has several
European views painted on wood at
Spaulding's.
The Mendelssohn rehearsa last evening,
was unusually we'll attended. Mrs. III. f.
Field, assistant pianist, played the accom-
paniments. During the intermssion solo
was sung by MIR. Frank NJ. Davis, entitled
"Who so treads the path of Duty" by Mo-
Fart, and also one by Mr.. Horace Baxter,
entitled 81 wish were Moonbeam," by
Keuken. The rehearsal on the whole was
the most successful one thus far. The
next rehearsal will be held on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 30, at 730. A full attend
ance is earnestly desired.