The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-25
LOCAL MENTION.


Gold 114s.
To-day is annunciation.
Sun rises 5. 81, sets 610.
Takes partial eclipse from 4 OF to 5.44.
Length of day twelve hours and twenty
six minutes.
Delightful weather-clear and not I'm
comfortably cool.
Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday in lent
and the 18th Sunday in the year.
The county court jury were all discharg-
ed Yesterday except George G. Thrall.
The eclipse of to-day is the fifteenth re-
turn of the one observed by Kepler at
Naples psi years ago.
The subscriptions to the Rutland free
reading room have not been materially in
creased during the past week. only S49 hay
ing been added.
r. II. Thral of Rutland, Harvey But
ton of Wallingford and Ezra June of
Brandon, are the senior members of the
Rutland county bar.
For two days the present week the stage
from Sherburn was unable to reach Rut-
land on account of the impossible condi-
tion of the highways.
The Mendelssohn society meet Monday
night to commence practice for the April
concert Columbia Mr.. Mietzke COM
noser will he taken up
Rev. II. X. Flagg, who has 80 acceptably
and ably filled the pulpit of the Advent
church for two or three years, is to remove
to Savoy, Massachusetts.
The snow drifted into Green street dur
ing the last storm 10 the depth in places OF
five feet, and for four days the street has
been impossible to teams.
A regular convention OF Vermont lodge
No. /, knights of Pythias, will be held
this evening, at 1880 o'clock, at their Cas-
tie hall in The GLOBE block.
Sherburne has the largest drifts it has
seen in years, and the wind howled more
fearfully during the late storm than the
oldest inhabitants had ever heard.
Vermont and Canada railroad stock sold
in Boston yesterday at 1921 Rutland rail-
road, preferred, IS; equipment IS, COL /;
Connecticut and Passumpsic Is, 1865, 99i.
A brass door key was found yesterday
afternoon about rod from the east en-
trance of the county court house. The
owner will find the key at THE GLOBE
office.
1t is rumorel that according to the new
time table, which takes effect on Monday
next, on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga rail-
road, that the first passenger train for Troy
will leave at 10 a. IN.
Mr.. Charles l.. Bebee,a well known farmer
in the north part of the town died on Fri
day of consumption. Funeral services at
his residence at p m, Sunday. He will
be buried in Pittsford.
Hon. Amos Perry of Providence, late
American consul at Tunis, and secretary of
the Rhode Island historical society, is
spending few days in town with his sor-
in-law, p. Redfield Kendall, esq.
The Whitehall Times says eve notice
in the Rutland GLOBE that Eli Perkins does
not appreciate the wit of the Danbury
Ne,os or Detroit Free Press, but we can tell
him he is not heel-i to either of them"
Rev. Louis N. Beaudry, the wcll-known
Methodist clergyman, is about to remove
to Montreal, where he will engage in
French mission work. This is now con-
sidered an important field for evangelical
ton.
A rumor was current last evening that
Sidney P. Redheld, a brother of Hon. Isaac
+. Redfeld and prominent Druggist
had died at the west, where he had been on
visit, and that his remains were received
at Montpelier on Thursday.
At THE GLOBE bindery Mr.. Crafts, tie
binder, has just completed magnificent
day book of 1900 pages, and weighing near
ly fifty pounds, for the firm of Witherbee
e. Treadway Of Mlneville. This does not
look as if business was quite defunct yet.
A question Of the jurisdiction OF the mu-
nicipal court over the Whipple hollow as
sault and battery case, and similar cases
occurring without the corporation having
arisen during the past week in the mind
of Grand Juror Redington, the law was
submitted to Judge Wheeler, who decided
that the municipal court has julisl LECTION
over this aud similar cssef.
The next eclipse of the sun after to-day
will be on Monday, July 90, 1878. There
will be total observation of that lumin-
airy on the line between Boston aud AL
bany, of five minutes duration. 1t is a re.
currence of the eclipse of June 10, 1906
when, as some of the older citizens of Rut-
land may remember, the chickens were
fooled into going TO roost.
Does 1t pay to advertise in THE GLoBE
Messrs Dunn & Cramlon yesterday re-
ceived one order from Nashua, Iowa, and
another from Poughkeepsie, N. Y, for the