The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-27
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l14t.
The dogondest case of the season was
before the municipal court Saturday.
Knlington lodge No. 30 l. o. o. F.
meets this evening al 7.80 o'clock.
Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, of New
York, spent the Sabbath in town, having
quarters at the Paige house.
Hon. Edward Conant OF kandoinu STATE
superintendent of schools, and Joseph "
White of Bellows Falls, are at the baru-
well house.
Only certain ones who looked through
the bottom of an elevated tumbler saw an
eclipse last Saturday. Smoked glasses
were no good.
Jabez frUUtvI Coiuy, son u ILL i-.-
Stoddard p. Colby, and nephew of Col.
Redfield Proctor, has been appointed con-
ductor on the Central Pacific railroad.
Messrs. Marshall b Cady are doing some
very fine lettering in marking the gold and
silver ware presented to L. w, Redington,
ESQ.,, on the occasion of his marriage.
The Schenectady freight got off the
track Saturday afternoon this side OF Cas-
Teton, which, with the snow, delayed the
east bound Saratoga train several hours.
A charming children's cantata called
"Parting, or the Crown of Reward will
be presented this evening, at the Baptist
vestry, under the direction OF Mrs. Show
ard Chatterton. Also some very attractive
tableaux.
The train from the south due in Rut-
land at 1880 Sunday morning, arrived five
hours late, the connecting New York train
having run into mud bank that had slid
down on the track near Dobb ferry on
the Hudson river road.
William Oven, Edward and George A.
Merrill are still vending their way west
ward over the plains OF Wyoming terri
tory in q conveyance of their own, con-
sisting Of an emigrant wagon and pair OF
horses, in search of a rancho on which to
locate.
The funeral of MIR. Charles L. Bebee was
attended from his late residence on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. ]. w. Eaton of the Metho-
dist church, of which the deceased was q
member, making brief funeral address.
The Methodist choir, under the direction
of N. G. Dye, were present. The 1unerai
was under the general direction OF Ben X.
Chase. The burial was made in the ceme-
tery at Pittsford. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Bebce has left a bequest of consider
able amount to the Methodist church III
Rutland.
The south bound train on the Central
Vermont, which left Rutland at 4 p. m.
Saturday. got stuck IN the snow between
Mt. Holly and the summit. The engine
left the train to break way through, got
ont of water, aud therefore disabled. The
train remained on the track all night and
until two engines and car load OF men
could be sent from Rutland the next morn
ing and shovel the track clear. Quite
number of Rutland people were on the up
coming train from Bellows Falls, and die
not arrive until after 8 o'clock a. m.
A large number of the relatives OF DR.
and Mrs. ]. II. Putnam gathered at thell
residence in Ludlow, on the afternoon ant
evening of Friday the Gath inst, to cele
brate the tenth anniversary OF their MARI
age. The occasion was especially interest
ing and pleasant to those present as
brought together representatives of three
generations. A majority of the partlci
pants we're from Rutland. A centennial
course, served in tinware, was the frs
item of the bill of fare that was exceeded
in sumptuousness only by its generousness
Several substantial gifts, of the class com
memorative of the event, were left "ol
the table," by the friends and all departe'
with the hope that kind provioehc
would spare the doctor and his to celebrat
all the remaining anniversaries that woul
find a fitting rounding in that OF the mos
precious of metals.