The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-25

LOCAL MENTION.


Gold 1874.
An article on dogs in another column.
Old Prob. has taken in his storm signal.
Judge Dunton passed another improving
day yesterday.
The Hermit has something to say on
Byron, on the first page.
Mendelssohn society rehearsal at their
rooms at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Shall we have another snow storm to
save the traditional character of January !?
The more man or woman knows the
less they gossip about neighbors Culture
kills CAB.
The supreme court for the county of
Rutland, commences its session on Thurs
day next.
The students at Middlebury are about
starting college paper, to be called The
Undergraduates
The sparrows are in all their glory this
mild winter-fat and saucy and overflow
ing with music.
Maple sugar has been made in several
towns in this county during the cheated
terms" of the present winter.
The Lenten season this year begins March
1st and ends April 1lth, these dates being
respectively Ash Wednesday and Easter
Sunday.
The Boston I'rdoeller says Vermont
will do nothing for the centennial, as Gov.
Peck is afraid to trust the legislature in eX-
ira session.
Looking into the greenhouse Of Mr.. j.
r. Ridgeway recently we noticed that he
has large variety of fine and thrifty
young plants on hand.
The industrial branch of the Rutland
missionary association will meet at the
mission rooms, Main street, on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany are constructing an iron bridge TO re-
place the wooden structure over Gookin's
falls at Center Rutland.
The gross receipts of the Congregational
festival last week reached nearly 81 ,000
and it is said the net receipts will be over
300, after all bills are paid.
Our reporter in speaking of the recent
attempt to fire the Center Rutland bridge,
was in error in saying that the bridge had
been condemned, for such is not the fact.
farmer says that the apples and pota-
toes in cellars need looking over. The lat
ter are sproutng and rotting much more
than is usual at this period of the year.
The s.. Adams Messenger says: No New
York mail came Saturday, and none to-day.
We have been unable to ascertain the
cause, but shall expect to hear that Gov.
Page has picked it off at Rutland.
The skies would seem to indicate that
January IS running through the round of
the seasons, and has now advanced from
spring to late November. BY and by it
may get to winter and January
The Springfield Republican in noting the
decision in the quo parrant0, says :
"There remains the question, is the lease
of the Rutland road invalidated, and can
Gov. Page have his own AGAIN.
We are indebted to Hon. Thomas Dick
son, president of the Delaware and Hud-
son canal company, for memorial OF the
opening of the New York and Canada rail
way, finely executed pamphlet of 1913
pages.
Mrs. Gersham Cheny has in bloom a
Gala lilly standing on stalk 81 inches
high, that measures across the top of the
flower four inches by seven inches. The
length of the flower is eight and one-half
inches.
The committee on chowder for the social
dance to be given by the Washington and
Kilington fire companies, tomorrow night
have received two barrels of clans from j
A. Stubs of Boston. Some one evidentl,
intends to eat clam chowder.
TIE RUTLAND GLOBE celebrated the cen
tennial year by issuing an eight page pape
illustrating, and containing an account OF
what has BEEN and is to be done at Phila
delphia this year. AS republican family
Newspaper, THE GLOBE is second 10 nom
in the state. BLACK RiDer Gazette.
A Washington correspondent of the New
York Times, writing of washington socia
life." says "There have been three exhi
billions of private thestricals here durin
the week. at one of which Miss Joyce. @
Rutland, VT, whose father is represents
tive in congress, displayed much histrioni
ability"
Such is fame In announcing the az
pointment of President Buckham as on
of the board of visitors to West Point, I'll
New York Times has 1t MATTHEW II
Beecham," the Boston Globe as "Matthe
II. Buchan"; and the New York H~al
and World as "Matthew II. Bucham.
Mr.. George A. Kent, the party WI
made il 80 interesting for the burglar wi
entered his premises at Blnghamp'on' !
Y. ON Saturday morning, full account
which appeared in the teegraphlc dispa'c
es of Mondays GLOBE. is partner IN u
house of II. Westcott e. Co., OF this pac
and is well known to number OF our c
izens.
The fast mail pouches over the saraIo
road are a success. letter mailed
VAUDEVILLE on Thursday, the goth, and bes
If tho aana date. w