The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 1874.

Gold 113t.
special meeting of the Mendelsshon
society at their rooms this evening.
Mr.. L. r. Farrer leaves for Florida to
be gone several months, where he will en-
gage in building
Frank Bradford reads at Wallngford
tonight. We trust the people of that
town will give him full house.
The annual elections of Baxter National
bank, National bank of Rutland, and Rut-
land County National bank, occur to-day
The freight business of the New London
railroad, under lease of the Central Yer
mont is much heavier than for long
time.
Twenty out of the twenty-eight Episco-
pal clergymen in the state last year, includ-
ing three out of four Of those in Rutland
county, have life assurances.
The industrial branch of the Rutland
missionary association will meet for sew
ing at the mission rooms, Nam street, this
TUESDAY, afternoon, at . o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs Waller was attended
from the residence of Dr. Cyrus Porter on
Monday afternoon, Rev. j. G. Johnson of
the Congregational church officiating.
The Bates house was closed to the public
yesterday, and the boarders sought other
quarters, large number of them taking up
their abiding place at the Bardwell house.
The hearing in the case OF the injunction
of the Brandon manufacturing company
against Mr.. Strong, takes place to-day be-
fore Hon. H. II. Wheeler, judge of the
supreme court.
Mine host Cramton was astonlshed to
see such large accessions to his tables last
evening. But, never caught mapping, he
had sufficient for them all, as is the GUS
tom at this popular hostelrie.
John N. Baxter, ESQ.,, Hon. VIM. r.
Sanford of Orwell, and Hon. Jacob Estey
of Brattleboro, of the centennial executive
committee, went to Burlington yesterday
to confer with Governor Peck, relative to
calling special session of the legislature.
From letter received from Henry Ii.
Smith, esq, county clerk, at Selma, Ala
bama, we learn that his health is somewhat
improved. Also that they are enjoying
warm and lovely weather, interspersed
with thunder showers and that they have
plenty of musquitos.
San unlucky dog"-the one which was
standing on the track IN the depot, caught
by the cow-catch, swung under the cars,
dsembowled and spread along the depot
platform aged ~ years. The scene was
80 sickening that many persons were
obliged to leave the scene.
Regular encsmpment of Roberts Post,
No. IA, G. A. r., will meet at the hall in
Globe block, this Tuesday evening, at
half-past seven o'clock, for installation of
officers and inspection by the assistant in
spector of the department. A full attend
ance of the comrades is requested.
The boarders at the Jail, yesterday, had a
family difficulty among themselves, res
pecting their dishes, rendering 1t necessary
for the jailor to interfere, when John Ken
needy conducted himself in manner that
required his being temporarily placed in
solitary confinement.
The Rutland GLOBE is one of the best
papers In the country. In point of enter
prise it is the equal of any city daily. 1t
appeared on the first inst, printed on fine
book paper, eight pages, filled with vau
able historical reading, in honor of the be-
ginning of the centennial year. No other
paper has shown such commendable enter
prise West Randolph Herald.
The StAlbans Messenger says 1t would
be difficult matter now to find many here
who really believed sour Charlie" was tie
Ross boy. They mistrusted the little
scamp was lying all the time. Several
ladies, however, admit that they kissed
him but she was such pretty little fell
low, you know"
1t will be remembered that one of the
stories of Truthful James" was that "the
robbers" had colored his hair, and that
upon inspection, it was found to have been
: dyed. 1t turns out that the boys father
has been compromising new kind of hail
wash, and, as his own locks were not Of
the right color and texture for a satisfac.
tory test, he experimental upon the head
of his son. So says the st. Adams Ness
enger.