The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1909.
The majority for Sheriff Field is 1,4l0.
An interesting story by by Mrs. Julia G.
X. Dorr will be found on the first page.
DR.. NJ. G. L lmunds, of Weston, one of
our state fish commissioners, was in town
yesterday.
Nickwackett hose men are requested to
meet at their hall this evening, at seven
o'clock, sharp.
The members of Rutland Reform club
are requested to meet at their hall Friday
evening, at seven o'clock.
Hon. L. d. Eldredge, senator elect from
Addison county, end A ]. Styles, of Mid
dlebury, were in town yesterday.
Members of the Reform club dramatic
society are requested to meet at the club
hall this evening, at Z o'clock, sharp.
The calls upon the overseer of the poor
for aid are uncommonly frequent and come
from many who have never applied before.
The regular communication of Center
Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, will be held
this (Thursday) evening, at Z 80 o'clock.
Work on the third degree. Master masons
cordially invited.
Fires are now luxury at morning and
night, and people are beginning to think
lonpingly of furnaces and stoves. The
nights are really cold and the days seem
taken from October.
The serenity in the sheriff's department
upon receipt of the last of the good news
yesterday was much in contrast with the
"cussing" of some other people. There's
many slip twixt the cup and the lip.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian temperance union will be held in
the Congregational chapel this afternoon
at three o'clock. All the members and
others interested are urgently requested 10
be present.
Wonder if any of our democratic friends
telegraphed the "good news" from here to
their brethren throughout the country last
night as they predicted during the last few
weeks that they would. o! the boot was
on the other leg.
Charles S. Mason has moved his stock of
clothing from CAT" Merchants row into
the new Bates house block, corner store,
where he was located previous to the fire.
Charley went to New York last night, AID
when he gets back our readers will hear
from him through our columns.
DR.. G. Woodhouse, daughter and grand
daughter, leave to-day for trip to the
centennial. DR.. Woodhouse is grand
representative from Vermont in the United
States grand lodge of odd Fellows, and
tarries in Philadelphia till its adjournment,
which takes him away some two or three
weeks.
Election news was talked extensively
upon the streets of Rutland yesterday, and
specu'a ion was rife as to the probable ma
jprity. Some enthusiastic republicans fear
lessly and confidently predicted that the
republic IN mai ,rity would foot up $1,000,
while their unS ieldng democratic compel
itors would not allow 25, 900. The figures
IN our returns this morning will show
which was nearest right.
In noticing the illumnations of Tuesday
night, the GLOBE reporter, beng misin-
formed by mistaken but courteous gentle
maa, made M. Qlinn, who by the way is a
democrat, one of the illuminating rejoicers
over the republican victory. The mistake
was occasioned by the fact that Mr.. Quinn
formerly occupied the residence and
grounds where the elegant decorations and
brilliant lights were so profusely displayed.
The credit should have been given to Mr..
Harley G. futile, or rather, as the lat ell
gentleman declares, to Mrs. futile. The
reporters explanation will undoubtedly
satisfy all parties.