The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-15
LOCAL. MENTION.

New York stock and produce markets
on second page.
Mrs. Leland Howard is lying very low
of typhoid pneumonia.
The thermometer stood 80 degrees below
zero on Main street, Saturday morning.
Killington Commandery of knights
Templar meets on Tuesday at 2 o'clock p.
M. work.
K,llington Lodge No. 90, l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 1880. Exemplifica-
ton of work.
The Baptist church and society hold
meeting, this evening, to act upon Rev.
Edward Mills resignation of the pastoratc.
President Buckham of the University of
Vermont, lectures before the Brandon
Farmers Club on the evening of the 10Th
inst.
MIR. John w. Baxter has recovered al
most wholly from his illness, and was out
on Saturday. Mrs. Baxter is also much
better.
Mr.. A. C. Bates is still confined TO the
house, but his condition, we are glad to
learn, is not considered necessarily dan
gerous.
The repairs at the Bates House are still
going forward in several desirable particu-
lars. The office especially has been much
improved.
The water will be shut off at the main
reservoir tonight from nine o'clock until
four o'clock, and until further notice be-
tween those hours.
The Boston mail train was late about
two hours on Saturday afternoon, ana
other trains on that road were more or less
delayed by the snow.
Yesterday was Saint Valentines Day
the anniversary of the martyrdom of the
Bishop of that name under the Emgeror
Aurelian, A. ID. 271.
The Standard says that few days more
will complete the work of grading through
Shallics hill ON the Woodstock Railroad
an event worthy of celebration.
Those having funds to invest should ex-
anime the perfect security offered by
"Agent" in his advertisement in another
column. 1t will not remain long untaken.
Rumors were afloat yesterday of the
serious illness of our townsman George
Graves, Esq. We learn that although Ill,
he is not considered in a dangerous con-
dition.
The frost has penetrated the ground to
an extraordinary depth the present winter.
Workmen digging up the water pipe on
Center street, Saturday, found the earth
frozen at the depth of five feet.
Prof L. o. Emerson, Of Boston, the
eminent musical conductor and composer,
spent the Sabbath as the guest of MIR. ii.
l.. Cheney, on Main street. He conducts
a convention at Hoosick, N. V, this
week.
The Congregational Sabbath school con
cert was held last evening in the chape
and was we'll attended. Rev. j. Gibson
johnson, the pastor, made few appro
pirate remarks. The average attendance
for the month of January was 252.
Forty-fve residents of Baldwin, Wiscon
sin, were rocked, when young, in Franklin
county. Addison, Washington and Rut'
land counties are also represented. Tit
town was started by Hon. ID. X. Bale,
three years ago, and now contains 800 in
habitants. Three month ago it was incor
porated.
Carbolic Purifying Powder, prepared by
the American Sanitary Association, pre-
vents small pox and all contagious diseases
A lady patron says it is worth its weigh
in gold; every family should use it. Fol
sale by Wells, Richardson " Co.. an
dealers generally.
All temperance women desiring to atten
the women's State Convection at Montpt
lier on the 18th inst, are cordially invite
TO accept the hospitality of the women c
that village, and will confer favor b
sending their names as soon as possible
Mrs. M. w. Foster, Montpelier.
The Congregational choir were strongl
REINFORCED yesterday, by the return {
Miss Fannie Eastman and the very walt
assistance of Mr.. William II. Gilmore {
West Rutland. The opening anthem,
beautiful selection, was remarkably we
rendered. Mrs. Mietzke sustaining the sol
part with admirable effect.
The Burlington Sentinel says of NJ
Bragg who attended the silver wedding {
Clarendon bragg was taken to the no
pital Thursday morning. lie was forema
of Shedd Il Walkers rag-picking depar
ment, and is about 80 years old He has
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