The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-16
LOCAL MENTION.

dudley Buck Is writing centennial
hymn.
The Paige house was filled to repletion
with guests last evening.
Mr.. J. G. Collins sings in the "Creaton"
on April 10, in Lynn, Mass.
The net proceeds of the Cavendish GEN.
tennial levee were $1O1.7O.
Yesterday was Andrew jackson birth
day, the one hundred and tenth.
Madame DeKyther gives her annual con-
cert at Chickering hall. April 10.
Before going abroad, MIR. Collins was a
pupil of Rudersdorff and Osgood.
Probabilities promise that we shall have
the usual storm on St. Patricks day.
The session of the county court gives our
streets an unusual number of strangers.
Tomorrow is St. Patricks day and the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will parade.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of DR.. J. A. Finch. His rooms are in
Pierpoint's block.
The Woman's Temperance union will
meet at the Methodist chapel this after
noon at three o'clock.
The subscriptions for the Rutland free
reading room was increased yesterday by
the sum of el52 and now amounts to
$377.5O.
Our lady readers will know at once what
the heading Of Barrows 6 Mitchell's new
advertisement means, and, of course, it
isn't necessary that the gentlemen should.
Mendelssohn rehearsal meet Friday
evening in Baxter Music hall, at eight
o'clock. This is the last rehearsal before
the concert. Let every member be present
W. N. Babbitt, over J. B. Kilburn's, on
Center street, has everything in the line of
ladies' hair work, and persons in need of
anything in this line will do well to call on
him.
Tomorrow is Boston's centennial evacua-
ton day. Thanked by the Yankee soldiers
the British troops, followed by their civil
Ian adherents embarked and left the city in
Washington's possession, one hundred
years ago and Boston proposes to have a
big celebration tomorrow.
The following persons were registered
yesterday at the Bardwell house: O. 4.
Houghton, Bennington Hon. s. Allen,
s. w. Bailey, Charles G. knight, Fair
haven; II. L. Clark, Castleton; j. r.
Mullikin, Philadelphia Col. r. Proctor,
Sutherland Falls; w. A. Kits, Oswego /;
Will Lincoln, B. F. Barnard, John T.
Flanders, Boston; Cyrus Jennings, Hor-
tonville H. P. Way, Manchester.
One Of Rutlands enterprising business
firms, yesterday, made the generous con-
tribution of one hundred dollars to the free
reading room. With rare modesty, which
10 only equalled by their merit, they desire
that their names shall not be known. A
few more such subscriptions from men
equally able to make them, with small sub
scriptions from others according to their
means, and the psrmanence Of the reading
room is assured.
The funeral of Franklin Burditt was at.
tended from his late residencein Pittsford,
on Wednesday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. r. T. Hall, and
were peculiarly solemn and impressive
from the fact of the double bereavement
that has befalen this family within the
past week, in the loss of two of its mem.
bers, and from being the first of their af
flictions by death, A large number Of
friends and neighbors were present at the
service.
Then engine ]. NJ. Marvin No. 1875, G.
W. Silloway engineer, on which the fire
man Charles Haynes was killed on the 15f
of last month, is decorated by mourning
rosettc on either side the cab Mr.. Sillo
way ssys that during his service as engi
neer he has at different times had four con
Meeting rods break, the last OF which killet
Haynes. The running boards OF No. 12'
have been put in of hard wood and protect
ed by strong boiler plate-iron on the I'm
der side, so as to prevent recurrence o
the accident by which Haynes lost his life