The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ll3.
Some people in Rutland want to have
another clam chowder.
We regret 10 learn OF the serious illness
of George Graves, esq.
A handsome reflector lamp has been put
in the portal of the Baxter bank.
The many who wished Winslow TO the
devil have learned that he has gone to
Rotterdam.
The fences of Yer mont it is said cost
$4,70O,000, and 1858, 900 are required to
keep them in repair
We are indebted TO Hon. George +. Ed
munds, for copy of the Seport of superin-
tendent of the United States coast survey.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge of
the Knights of Pythias this evening at
their "Castle Hail." Globe block, at 7.30
o'clock.
We publish, this morning, an interesting
article by Judge Barrett of the supreme
court on the early life of Laura Dewey
Bridgeman.
An item in our local column on Friday
morning attributed to the St. Adams Mes
senger words which should have been cred
tied to the st. Adams Adpertiser.
School district clerks should remember
that it is their duty to maze return of the
school census of their several districts to
the town superintendent on or before Jan
uary 3lst.
DR.. Goldsmith gives the sixth lecture be-
tore the Westminster farmers club on
Wednesday evening next. Subject 1.-THE
value of fish and game and the farmers
right to them"
Yesterday was good day for slipping
up. One man went down IN the gutter on
Merchants row and at the same time
emptied the pail Of oysters he carried in his
immediate vicinity.
There will be special meeting of divis-
ion No. 1, A. o. H., at their hall in depot
block, West Rutland this Saturday even.
ing, January GOTH All members in good
standing are requested to attend.
The locomotive Vanderbilt" of the
Delaware ard Hudson canal companyi
road, has been entirely repaired and reno
waited at the Green Island shops. Every
thing in fact is new but the wheels.
Hon. A.. B. Gardner, Hon. George W
Harmon and Tarrant Sibley, ESQ.,, of Ben
nington l.. NJ. Read, esq, of Below
Falls, and Hon. r. &. Abel of West Haver
were in attendance upon the supreme cour
Yesterday.
We are not 'epterprising" enough as
general thing TO publish, as original witt
us, two paragraphs of the same import ant
nearly the same language, under the heat
of Educational Bills in Congress" attribu
ting one to Senator Morrill, and the othe
to Senator E1munds.
F. A. Morse, ESQ.,, Of West Rutland
writes from Fernandina, Fla, where h
and his wife are spending the winter /"
am writing to-day in the store, doors open
no fire. Thermometer $50 above. Ha,
turnips for dinner, fresh from the garden
Roses in bloom"
The state normal school OF the thir
congressional district, al johnson, unde
the management of Mr.. William c. Grip
pen of West Rutland, the efficient princi
pal, is proving deservedly popular. Hi
thorough discipline and pleasant manner
have gained for the institution reputatio
second to few others in the state.
The funeral Of Mrs. r. g. Mclean wa
attended from the residence of T. G. Rol
Inns, esq, on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. W
w. Foster, jr., pastor of the Methods
church at Pittsford, conducted the relil
ious services, delivering most exceller
and well conceived funeral address TIL
burial took place in the family lot at Eve
green cemetery. Her children were all
attendance, Mr.. James X. Mclean havin
arrived from Washington on Thursda
evening.