The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-20

lowed by winds shifting to northeasterly
and easterly, falling barometer and threat
ening weather during the night.
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 114A
These late spring SHOWS are good for the
crops.
Our streets were alive with seghs or
Saturday.
The recent fall of snow has given us ex
cellent aleighing.
The county court resumes its session at {
o'clock this afternoon.
A lady was baptized at the Baptist
church last evening.
The Fairhaven national bank statemen,
is published this morning.
One a. m.-vernal equinox-thermome
ter degrees below zero.
Remember the Mendelsshon concert at
Baxter music hall tonight.
A greater depth of snow fell on Friday
than has fallen before this winter.
Ellington lodge No. 80, l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The public schools of this village begin
the spring term Monday, April 3D..
stirring letter from Hon. Frederick
Billings will be found on second page.
The selectmen spportion the public
money to the several school districts to-
day.
Several of our fast horse men were
speeding their horses on Saturday and Sun
day.
The paint brush is materially improving
the inside appearance Of our business
places.
Farmers think this is a good maple sugar
year, and expect to turn out an unusually
large crop.
The Count" Johannes would appro-
priately follow Eli Perkins in our star lee
ture course.
The vernal equinox, (so-called,) COM
menced this morning-if the alminax are
to be credited.
The robins that were seen last week
needed WOODEN stockings and flannel night
caps last night.
DR.. E. V. N. Harwood continues seri-
ously and dangerously i'll of pneumonia
and erysipilas.
The passage Of freight over the Central
Vermont and it's branches from the west is
unusually heavy just now.
Congressman Joyce has been detained
from attendance upon the sessions of the
House for several days because of illness.
Hon. Russell s. Taft of Burlington is
not COUSIN Of the new secretary of war,
as has been given currency by our co-tem-
porasy.
We learn that Hon. G. G. Benedict Of
the Burlington Frss Press will deliver
lecture in the fine art course here on wood
engraving"
A letter from Rev. J. Gibson johnson,
pastor of the Congregational church, on
the advisory council, will be found In
Saturday was the dustiest day of the sea-
son. A strong wind driving the fine snow
powder around rendered the atmosphere
delightfully."- cool.
It 10 reported that the plans Of the new
Bates house contemplate a passenger
elevator. 1t will be the first elevator intro
ducad into Vermont
An important meeting OF central council,
No. 8, of the Sovereigns of Industry will
be held at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday
evening, at 7.30, sharp.
Hon. Thomas MoDaniels of Bennington,
brother of the late Isaac McDaniels of
this village, has had second psralytic
shock, and is lying very i'll.
The compromise between the Rutland
and Central Vermont railroad companies
has been formally ratified, the papers hav-
ing been signed at Boston, Friday.
Mr.. C. Y. Bridges, manager of the
Grand Trunk railway of Canada, passed
through Rutland Saturday night, in his
splendid parlor car on his way to New
York.
Among the household economies is
very considerable returning to kerosene {;
and 1t is interesting that, through the
efforts of the board OF insurance under
writer's, the governments are to revive its
official inspection.
"My advice to you is to 60 home !" were
the earnest words of group of friends to q
man on Washington street about eight
o'clock last evening. An officer said that
II he did not 60 in very few minutes he
would find home for him.
The trial of the State vs. Warren Green,
David Green and Warren j. Green before
the municipal court, was continued on Sat-
urday for one week, the prosecuting wit
ness, L. F. Goodrich, being still unable to
leave his house from the effects of the beat
ing he received.
On Friday night = very small person,
entirely destitute, called ON Mr.. Henry w.
Allen, the clothier, for an entire wardrobe.
1t Is his smallest fit of the season in the
clothing line, as the person weighed only
six and one half pounds-but the Aliens
were not caught unprepared.
Mr.. @. G. Dunn writes Palatks, Florida,
that Mr.. E. A. Burchard of. Brandon, Capt
William Gilmore of West Rutland and
Hon. H. G. Root and daughter of Ben
nington, are ct the Putnam house. Mr..
John J. Myres and family Of Cleveland,
Ohio, are n the st. Johns hotel.