The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
TEMPERATURE.
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold lib.
Springfield news on the fourth page.
The national bank of Poultney holds its
annual election January 18th.
That new resident of Cottage street, Mr..
frankie Dunn, hefts 10i pounds.
The temperature fell 40 IN twenty -four
hours ending yesterday at Z a. M.
The state taxes are now in the possession
of George Willis, the collector, for oollec-
ton.
Although the oyster has always been
considered q cold-water animal he is always
in liquor
The full text of Hon. j. G. Blaine's
speech in congress on Wednesday, will be
found upon the second page.
The annual encampment of the Grand
army OF the republic will be held at Mont
pelier on Thursday, January eth.
There will be sociable at the Metho-
teen cents and supper free. Supper from
8 to o'clock.
Mrs. II. w. Porter will represent
grandmother" at the lady Washington tea
party next Monday night, and Mrs. Judah
Dana will be "the mother"
Milford talks of contributing Jimmy
Blanchard to the centennial, to DO eXhib-
tied with picture of the young George
Washington, as specimens of two kinds of
little boys raised in this country.
A son of j. c. Dunn, in looking over
some of the paper rags purchased by Dunn
& Champion, for postage stamps, found an
envelope containing three dollars and fifteen
cents in currency. Those who sell paper
rags should be careful and not put in any
''rag baby"
The Rutland, Vt, Globe published on
New Years centennial edition, which for
typographical appearance and interesting
and appropriate contents HAS NEVER BEEN
SURPASSED BY THE NEWSPAPER PRESS IL
THIS COUNTRY. The Globe is well edited
paper always, and this enterprise on its
part is highly commendable. "A lbany San
day Press
Gen. w. Y. w. Ripley has been elected
president of the Rutland county bank, a
position his father, W. y. Ripley, esq.
occupied from the organization of the in
sttution until his death. Gen, Edward H.
Ripley has been elected director, TO I'LL
the vacancy caused by his fathers death.
A robaoroa1 T{ tho Naturalization eno;aty
was held in their hall last evening. The
choruses have all been taken up and are
quite finely rendered even at this stage of
practice. The first soiree will be held
next Friday evening, in the Congregation;
al chapel, at which solos, Duets, etc will
be rendered. A special rehearsal will be
held next Thursday evening, in their hall
at which it is earnestly desired that all &C
tive members will be present. All those
who have not received their tickets can re-
ceive them from Mr.. Chas. w. Mussey, al
the National bank.
At the hearing Tuesday before Chancel
lor Wheeler upon motion to dissolve the
temporary injunction granted in the CASE
of the Brandon manufacturing company
against Strong and Prime, epiolnlng thu
defendants from selling the patents usct
by the GQmplainants in the manufacture OF
their scales and which are claimed by tn,
defendants, the chancellor held that the
injunction should stand pending the suit
but that the orators should give bonds tc
make the defendants whole by reason o
the injunction. Prout, simons & Wake
appeared for the orators and j. V. Ed
minister and w. G. Veazey for the defen
dants