The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-10
LOCAL MENTION,

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold 114s.
Spring has come, the revival spirit wanes.
Intelligence from twenty towns in to-
days CLONE.
A letter on the "Union of Vermont COL
leges" and "Spritualism in Russia" on the
first page.
There will be rehearsal of the Men
delsshon society at their rooms this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock.
Rev. j. X. Richardson lectures this eve
ming at West Haven on the Humorous
side of ministerial life."
George II. Palmer has new advertise
ment this morning, to which we invite the
attention Of our lady readers.
Rev. G. Il. Hewes will lecture on tenn
perance at Hortonville, Friday, March
10th at Benson, Sunday, March 18th.
Bristol, Castlcton, East Dorset, East
Hubbarton, Fairhaven, Hubbardton, Lud-
low and West Haven items on the second
page.
The WEEKLY GLOBE is issued this morn
ing, and can be procured at the business
office of the GLOBE and at Spaulding &
Co.'s.
Another boy has been made happy by
finding ten dollar bill. 1t was on Main
street and had been frozen in, near the
sidewalk.
1t seems really sprng-like to see buckets
hanging to trees and robins singing in their
branches, both of which occurred this week
at maple grove III Rutland.
This weeks GLOBE contains more local
news from the towns in Rutland, Addison,
Bennington, Windsor and Windham coun-
ties than any other paper in western Yer
mont.
There will be special communication
of Center lodge No. "a, F. and A. NJ, this
Friday evening at 730 o'clock, for work on
the third degree. Master masons are cor
daily invited.
Mr. Rabbit, the Fitchburgh hair dealer,
ia to visit this place again, and will open
on Monday next in rooms over ]. B. Xii.
burns store. Read his advertisement in
another columns
Addison county, Ascutneyvile, Benson,
Cornwall, East Walliugford, Dandy,
Middletown Springs, Nit. Holly, Pittsfeld,
Pittsford, Sudbury and Weston news on
the outside pages.
N. Weeks & Son are receiving spring adj
ditions to their flne stock of wall papers,
some new and elegant. A pattern called
"the Changers" and some handmade gilt
papers, are very fine.
Vermont and Canada railroad stock is
selling in Boston at 80; Rutland railroad
preferred, IA Vermont Central second
mortgage bonds, 4; Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlsin, 80; preferred, SO.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford went to Burnt
Hill, Saratoga county, N. Y, Wednesday
and brought back y. G. Beaman on a bail
bond. Mr.. Beaman secured bail, and was
placed on the Jail limits Thursday.
Marson Edgerton, formerly we'll known
merchant of Pawlet, died at the Sturtevsnt
house, N. Y, on Wednesday evening
after brief illness. He was a nephew
of Hon. Jacob Edgerton of this village
Spaulding g. Co., are constantly receiv-
ing additions to the "vest pocket series of
popular standard authors They include
Emerson's essays on culture, beauty, etc.,
Hawthorne, Tennyson and other authors.
We would inform our contemporary that
Notwithstanding its denial, it is neverthe-
less fact, that Mr.. Charles II. Bssell at
ing upon free pass, but upon ticket
purchased at Vergennes
We were in error in the report of the
town meeting in saying that Warren II.
Smith and Moses Hayward were not
added to the board of listers. We are in
formed that on the third trial OF the vote
the moderator declared Messrs. Smith and
Hayward listers.
March has indeed come in with very
lamb-like aspect, and brought encouraging
signs of spring. According to the old
adage, its departure will partake of the
fierceness of the lion so don't count on a
balmy spring as certain thing yet.
The creditors of Francis Fem held a
meeting Thursday, and of those attending
all but two signed an agreement to accept
81 cents on the dollar of his Indebtedness,
payable in installments. The probability
is that a settlement on this basis will be eff
fected.
We were pleased to receive call yester-
day from Judge Dunton, and to find that
he is gradually gaining strength. We un.
derstand tina: under the advice of his ply
scians he will visit the Hot Springs OF
Arkansas for few weeks, hoping to OBJ
tain restoration to health more speedily.
Rev. L. Watson, presiding elder of Bur
llpgton district, in she Troy conference
has not been able to perform his official
duties for some time in consequence OF
illness. His system is so Frustrated that
his continuance in his present office aftel
the next session of the conference is ex
tremely doubtful.
The quartette who registered Wednes
day at the Paige house from West Haven
made visit to Whitehall the next mornul
and the four having been made two they
returned to their quarters at the Paige
house. 1t is pity to see Vermont
lose the fees though, and all because they
could not find the town clerk.
The March term of the Rutland county
court convenes on Tuesday next, Hon. IL
H. Wheeler chief Judges Hon. Jacob Ed