The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-04
LOCAL MENTION.

Take business on the food and advertise
in The GLOBE.
Madam Williams was much more COM
Portable yesterday.
The condition of James G. Dunn was
unchanged last evening.
One Of tho patent iron bottom telegraph
poles has been erected in the railroad yard
| for trial.
The advent Of October made the milk
men happy, for they advance the price of
the tactical fluid.
MIR. George Burt of Augustine, Fla, for
merly of Rutland, is in town visiting his
brother, B. II. Burt.
Thomas Pagan will open his billiard
rooms in the second story of the Bates
house block next week.
Hon. Geo. f. Edmunds and U. s. Mar
shall Geo. 2. Foster and wife were at the
Bardwell house yesterday.
T. g. Hubbard has new advertisement
in another columns in which he offers gro
ceries at "hard-pan" prices.
Members of j. w. Cramton hose CON-
| psny are requested to meet a. their house
at half past six this evening.
Representative Sheldon, and large dele
gatien of other legislators, left for Mont
pelier on the afternoon express.
~
will be played at the town hall Friday
evening, by the Rutlsnd reform club.
The young lady who called at Spaud-
ing's bookstore for "Drake on Attach
ments" was disappointed to find il a mere
law book.
G. w. Staley, William Valiquette, Ed
ward Valiquette, Alex. Valiquette and
Charles valiquet,c left for the centennial
last evening.
Mr.. Edwin J. Ward left town yesterday
| to enter the Massachusetts college of phar-
macy at Boston. His many friends wish
| him success.
Don't fail to attend the meeting this
evening, and hear the report of the CON-
mittee on the removal of the scale manu-
factory to Rutland.
A meeting to hear the report OF the COM
mittee appointed to arrange for the Bran
don scale works, is called for this evening
OF the village hall.
Members and persons going to Mont
pelier during the session will find good
meals and well kept hotel in the Central
house at Essex Junction.
Items from Keene, N. H., and an excel
lent review of Prof. Huxley's lectures on
evolution, recently delivered in New York,
will be found on the outside.
Drs. Windsor and ss-Lewyn, magnetic
physicians of New York city, are at the
Bardwell house for short time. Read
their notice in another column.
Senator Morrill, was serenaded on Satur-
day evening last, at Stoughton, Mass,
where he is visiting friends, by the Hayes
and Wheeler club of that place.
Regular business meeting of the Rutland
reform club will be held this evening.
Every member is requested to be present
as business of Importance will come up.
The annual meeting of the American
board occurs in Hartford this week. Rev.
]. G. Johnson, Hon. j. B. Page, and J. NJ
Haven and wife, left yesterday to attend
the meeting.
A family Of five perso ns took passage on
the Montreal express last night, who had
nineteen hundred and eighty-seven pounds
Of baggage, the charge for their baggage
being nearly twenty dollars.
Officers Stearns and Millington left yes-
to-day for Windsor, in charge of Henry
Fee, Jacob Cartridge, John Hannah and
William Kenney, recently sentenced by the
Rutland county court to the state prison.
Prof. VIM. Easily, elocutionist from
London, England, will give reading at
the Baptist church, Fairhaven, on Wednes-
day evening October 4th. Mr.. Easily is
we'll known here and deserves full house.
Yesterday was the time set for the open
ing of the October term of the district
court at Rutland, but no judge being pres
ent all the business was continued to the
February term at Burlington.
"Nine smoky days in November is the
proverbial time for Indian summer, but
yesterday was suggestive Of the most per-
feet days of that season. The atmosphere
was perfectly clear and the day and the
night were alike glorious.
The regular communication of Rutland
lodge No. 79F. e. A. NJ, will be held this
Wednesday evening at half-past seven
o'clock. A full attendance is especially
desired as arrangements will be made for
the funeral of Bro. Geo. II. Morgan.
George II. Morgan died yesterday morn
lug at half-past ten of consumption. He
will be buried Thursday under the auspices
OF Rutland lodge, No. 70, F. and A. M.
The funeral will take place from the Bap-
tist church, the hour to be announced
hereafter.
A counterfeit fifty cent coin is in circu-
latiOn, which 10 very clever imitation and
well calculated to deceive. The charac-
teristics by which it may be detected are
Its lightness, deafness of sound, imperfect
milling and coarse work near the edge. es.
pecially on the face bearing the eagle.
The Columbian marble company have
received an order for marble from John
Sangster, an extensive marble and slate
dealer of London, obtained by their fine
display at the centennial exposition. The