The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 113.

Inree couples are booked.
Good for the eyes-the dust flying from
the Bates house ruins yesterday.
Remember Mr. Benedict's lecture in the
fine art course at Baxter music hall this
evening.
The copy of "The Neapolitan Boy" by
Miss Lucia NJ. Gilbert of Pittsford, is at
tracing much attention at Spauldng's.
Rutland railroad stock, preferred, is SELL
ing in Boston at 10 +; equipment ga, 1880,
So; scrip No. z, As; Vermont and Can
ada, "a.
The Hermit of New York discou. SEES
this week on the centennial, and its effect
on business. His letter will be found on
the first page.
Henry l.. Ballard of Poultney, COM
mitted to await the action of the grand
jury on charge Of larceny, was yesterday
released on bail, the bail being 5000.
Gentlemen in need of white shirts should
call at Palmer's and examine those made of
Wamsutta cotton, which he offers for the
extremely low price of Sl.25 each.
Regular encampment of Roberts Post
No. Ia, department of Vermont, Grand
Army of the Republic, this evening, at
Odd Fellows hall, at half-past o'clock.
Instead of the usual forty-two days of
lent, we have this year forty-nine days,
Shrove Tuesday having fallen on the Goth
of February land Easter coming on the 10Th
of April.
Two desirable tenaments are offered
for rent, one on Woodstock avenue and the
other on the corner of Prospect and Madi
son streets. See advertisement in another
column.
j. A. Gould is busy marking and arrang-
ing his new stock of dry goods, and will be
open in few days, when our lady readers
can have the privilege Of inspecting one of
the finest stocksin that line TO be found
anywhere.
A small and very fine model of bridge,
the work of Mr.. Cutler Blodgett of Graf
ton, attracted considerable attention at the
depot yesterday. Mr.. Bodgett was taking
his model to Fairhaven TO exhibit to the
authorities there.
A. p. Childs, editor of the Bennington
Gazette, will deliver the Grafton at the 9th
anniversary of American Odd Fellowship,
by Kilington Lodge No. 20, l. o. o. F.,
on Wednesday, April Goth. A banquet
will also be served
There will be special meeting of CEN
trail council No. 6, Sovereigns of Industry,
at Landons hall, Tuesday evening, April
18th, at 1880. A full attendance desired,
as there is business of importance 10 come
before the meeting.
The light of a fire burning in the north
west was seen in the village about halt-past
nine.last evening. 1t was caused by the
burning of small house about a mile below
Center Rutland, thought to be unoccupied
and to belong to Mr.. j. II. Chatterton.
Mr.. Henry Williams, formerly of The
firm of Williams & Whitley, has opened a
new and cosy barber shop at the Paige
house, where he is prepared to practice his
art on all who may favor him with their
patronage Bath rooms attached to the
shop.
The Delaware and Hudson canal com
pany have obtained possession of the Cherry
Valley, Sharon and Albany railroad, at a
cost of S400, 900, giving satisfactory guar
antee to the towns along the road that the
trains will be run for the best interest of all
concerned.
Thomas Pagan was yesterday brought
before Justice II. W. Porter and fined $40
and costs for keeping intoxicating liquors
with intent to sell. The evidence was the
recent large seizure at the Paige house.
Edward King was fined $40 and costs for
the same offenee, on seizure at Danforth's
saloon.
During the present week occur the ami
yersaries of events forever memorable IN
American history. Last Sunday was the
eleventh anniversary Of Lees surrender at
Appomattox courthouse Friday will be
the eleventh anniversary Of the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln, and Saturday OF
his death; Thursday, the fifteenth ami
yersary of the capture of Fort Sumpter.
The last lecture of the art course will be
delivered at Baxter music hall this evening
by Hon. G. G. Benedict, editor OF the
Burlington Free Press, on "Wood engrav-
ing" Mr. Benedict's lecture was given in
the Burlington course, and is highly spoken
of there. 1t gives history of the art OF
wood engraving and will be illustrated by
some of the most famous specimens. The
audience should be large one.
Rutland people may cit by quietly and
see their buildings Lurn, but the insurance
companies take different view OF the mat
ter. Owing TO the recent fires two com
panies, the Franklin and German Ameri
can, have cancelled all their policies II
town, while the Royal Of London, the in
sursnce company of North America, thu
Springfield fire and marine, and the Penn
sylvania are letting their policies run out
These companies are represented by Burn
ham 81 Temple. t
Our citizens are cautioned against coun
terfeit five dollar bills of the Meechants
national bank of New Bedford, Mass. Tn
bill is we'll printed and on good paper, ant
is calculate TO deceive inexperienced per
sons. One point is the figure OF Columhu
which has not the symmetry OF the genuine
the right thigh, in particular, looking lik
deformity. Large quantities OF thes
bills have recently been put in circulation
in New England, and IL was for passin