The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold l13s.
Tomorrow is Sexagesiina Sunday.
Frank Hale is to rebuild his block i'm
mediately.
The Mendelsson society will have re-
hearsal on Monday evening.
Ira Cook, one of the leading farmers of
Dandy, has gone into bankruptcy.
Probs, having been too loquacious lately,
is now studying 'the taciturnity of time"
1t is rumored that the Bates house will
be rebuilt, the work commencing at an
early date.
Vermont lodge No /, of the Knights of
Pythas, will meet at their Castle hall this
evening, at 1880 o'clock
Rutland is happy again over the an
nouncement of two new engagements
among the best of the village society.
The Centennial grand promenade concert
given by the ladies of Rutland county will,
doubtless, be the social coup de maitre of
the season.
Tickets for the hall and concert of the
masonic reunion at Brandon, on Tuesday
evening next, will be on sale at r. Forbes
drug store.
Prof. Geo. A. Mietzke Is getting on we'll,
and will probably be able to resume his
pace in the Congregational choir two
weeks hence.
The Springfield Republican says, "Rut-
land is one of the most unfortunate towns
in New England in the matter of fires ;,
Yea, verify
Ivan E. Morawski, of DR.. Cuylers
church, Brooklyn, sang last evening at
Bellows Falls in aid of the Episcopal
church there.
The young man who recently told the
story about surgical operation by which
mans intestines were taken out had better
study anatomy.
The water rent books that were destroyed
by the fire will be of no loss to the village
as Collector Geo. Willis has list of nom
paid taxes in his possession.
The Troy Times of last evening says
John Duffy of Rutland was arraigned be-
fore Justice Donohue of that city, on Fri
day, for being drunk. Trial to-day.
The name of the gentleman referred to
In . communication from Ludlow in Fri
days GLOBE should have been W. II.
Walker and not w. II. Wheeler as printed.
Mrs. Scott Siddons failed to put IN an
appearance TO give her reading at White
hall on Thursday evening, but was safely
housed at the Clarendon hotel in New
York city.
Michael Connolly and Pierce Flemming,
who have peddled for Dunn & Cramton for
five or six years, are opening tin shop in
Pittsford, between Pittsford Mills and
Pittsford village.
1t will be seen from card in another
column that Carlos A. Hitchcock, ESQ.,, de-
clnes again to be candidate for constable
of Pittsford, having served the town in
that capacity for twenty-five years.
The effect of the recent fire, nd also the
water used, probably, has been to cause the
south wall of the Sprague and Kingsley
block to bulge out slightly. Some OF the
tenants were alarmed and sought other
quarters last evening.
The safe of the Bates house office, which
has lain In the ruins since the fire, will be
raised to-day and opened. 1t is a Morris
and Ireland safe, weighing 4,1S0 pounds,
and the makers offer to bet ten dollars to
one that the contents are safe.
The next in the course of fine art lectures
will be given by Prof. II. A. p. Torrey, on
Leonerdi di Vinci. Prof. Torrey will
have Photographic illustrations of the
works of this grand maestro. The rare
opportunity of seeing these Photographic
copies are no small additional inducement
to attend the lecture.
DR.. Goldsmith informs us that the fish
commissioners of the state have now 90 900
land locked salmon, Matching at Frank
Haley's pond, which they are ready to dis
tribute eratutiously to parties desiring
them. Persons applying for them must
state the area and depth of the pond and
the nature of the water. These salmon
came from the Maine state Matching house.
There are doubtless many more cases of
destitution and suffering among us than
people are aware of. Yesterday morning
poor woman, very thinly clad, who lives
about mile from the center of the village,
came to the residence Of the overseer Of
the poor, Mr.. J. NJ. Putnsm, for relief.
She was invited in, but before she could
express her wants she tainted away. On
recovering, she stated that she had been
without food for some time, upon being
supplied with which she revived, and re-
ceiying necessary relief returned home.