The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-22
LOCAL MENTION.


LOCAL MENTION.
Gold l1Ss.
Fine art lecture tonight at Baxter music
hall.
A letter of interest from the "Hermit'
will be found on the outside page.
The fourth sociable Of Trinity parish
takes place on Wednesday evening next.
The last wedding before Lent took place
at st. Peters church on Monday morning.
The public schools of this village will be
suspended to-day in honor of Washingtons
birthday.
Horatlo Eddy vs. New York Sun, and
New York Sun VS. Horato Eddy, on the
second page.
George Washington lost the best seventy
six years of the worlds history by dying
when he did.
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde of Castleton will
preside at the Masonic reunion and banquet
at Brandon this evening
The ice men were busy yesterday in har-
vesting ice. Several loads we're deposited
in the railroad ice house.
A couple who have been married four
years are to celebrate the first anniversary
of their wedding on the Goth.
Gen. 0. W. Sterl reached home yes'er-
day. He has cut about the head and is
Injured in one OF his limbs, by the accident
on railroad in Minnesota.
The return checks over the Central Yer
mont railroad, to the Masonic reunion, can
be procured of A. H. Cobb, secretary, at
the Brandon house this evening
Rutland railroad stock, preferred, is sell
ing in Boston al IS; equipment So, SO;
Vermont and Canada railroad, 80 Con-
necticut and Passumpsic. preferred, 33.
The citizens of the county should bear
in mind the centennial promenade concert
at Rutland on the 2Sth of February. 1t
will occur but once IN hundred years.
The industrial branch of the Rutland
missionary association, will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the mission rooms, Main
street, on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Dorings band OF Troy is among the best
bands in the whole country. They are to
furnish the music at the centennial
promenade concert at the town hall on the
29th.
Division No. 2, of the Ancient Order of
III "a.
ing at Simons' hall, Merchants row, this
evening at 7.30 o'clock. Full attendance
10 desired.
Mr.. @. s. Mason, who will move into
No. Al Merchants row as soon as he can re-
plenish his stock, will inform the readers
of THE GLOBE by column advertisement,
of the event.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
psny are receiving freight at their Office on
Green Island from all points in Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts that
can be reached via Rutland.
Mr.. Dan Corners case before Justice II.
w. Porter-for fight with Pat Leonard
came up yesterday by continuation. Con-
ners waived an examination and gave $500
bond to appear before the county court.
One hundred and thirty-four years ago
to-day was born one who became the sue
cessful general of the revolution, the first
president of the United States, who died
First in war, first in peace and first in the
hearts of his countrymen."
The wrestling match for $4,000 and the
championship Of America, between John
NcMahon of Rutland, VT, Gas John always
locates himself and Richard Ma key of
San Jose, CAL, was won by Mcmahon, who
captured the first and third falls.
MIR. A. w. Higgins, having lost all his
drugs, will commence to manufacture
tinctures, elIxirs and extracts, and will on
the lot of April open with a completely
new stock in Putnam and Sswyers block,
and be ready to receive his friends and GUS
toners.
Prof. II. A. p. Torrey, of the University
of Vermont, a gentleman OF high scholarly
attachments, delivers the third of the fine
art lectures, on Leonardo de Vinci. u
Prof. Torrey will exhibit to the audience a
number of photographs of the paintings of
Leonardo de Vinci.
Mr.. Randolph Rogers, who will be re-
membered by many of our citizens as
having epent several weeks here with Gen.
Baxter, two or three summers ago, writes
from Rome that the statue of the late
Secretary Seward is finished, and il will be
shipped 10 time to reach this country in
MAY. 1t cost $25, 900. and is described az
being one Of Mr.. r ,gers's best productions.
The Insurance Adjustments.