The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MEHTIoE.
Gold 1893.
L. II. Hard of Burlington was in town
yesterday.
A clam chowder this evening at the Ger.
man Cafe.
Services in all the churches tomorrow
evening at seven.
John A. Sheldon returned from Mont
pelier yesterday.
Frank G. Robbins returned from the
centennial yesterday.
L. c. Cady and Frederick Cowdin leave
for the centennial to-day.
The congregational choir give a concert
at Wallingford this evening.
The shower yesterday afternoon was fol-
lowed by an unusually brilliant rain
bow.
A poem, a story, and the proceedings of
the legislature Thursday, will be found On
the outside.
William II. Sheldon, of Middlebury,
formerly of Rutland, left for the centcn-
NAL last evening.
J. G. Dunn had another hemorrhage
from the bowels yesterday, aud is in a
critical condition.
Several senators and representatives ar.
rived from Montpelier on the ten o'clock
train last evening.
Rev. George II. Morse will preach at the
chapel, North Clarendon, Sunday after
noon at four o'clock
Messrs Mcclure & Hall have new ad-
vertiscment this morning which is worthy
the attention of the public.
The telegraph Office in the new depot at
West Rutland is completed and tho wires
were run into it yesterday.
Regular convention of Vermont Lodge,
No. l, knights of Pythias, at their Castle
hall, this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Rev. L. Ii. Randall of Poultney
ofliciates at Trinity church tomorrow.
Services at TO- 80 a. M, and Up. IN.
The funeral of Charles II. White will
take place from his residence on Chestnut
avenue at u o'clock p. H., and 2 p. M, al
the Baptist church.
John Webb, esq., member of the legisla-
ture from Shrewsbury, was in town yester
day, on his way home from Montpelier to
spend the Sabbath.
Mr. II. X White has been doubly afllict
ed. He buried his father, Deacon White Of
East Wallingford, on Wednesday, and fol
lows a son to the grave to-day.
Members Of Killington steamer, No. 8
arc ordered TO appear at their room, in full
uniform, at o'clock p. m, to-day, to at
tend the funeral of Charles II. White.
The reform club played at the town hal
to small audience last evening. They
gave ''St. Patrick's Eve" with nearly tn,
came cast as before, and gave "Box ant
Cox" An orchestra played during the in
tervals.
The locomotive Gov. Underwood while
being taken into the yard from the 81,
o'clock train, last evening, ran off The
switch, which had been wrongly set by
some malicious person. 1t was set in &
way to deceive the engineer.
The missionary and aid societies of sew
eral cities, have resolved not to spent
much time this winter in relieving families
who keep dogs. AS luxury to those whc
can afford them they may be we'll enough
but as necessity to those who need char
itable!assistance, their usefulness has no
been demonstrated.
Charles G. Dunn, of Black River Falls
Wisconsin, brother of our townsman
James G. Dunn. arrived in town yesterday
in response to telegram of the serious i'll
ness of his brother. He was in the grea
railroad accident at Princeton, Ontario, OIL
Wednesday evening He, however, es
capped injury and saved his baggage from
the burning train.
The water commissioners are digging W
the two-inch pipe on Main street and re
placing it with four-inch pipe as far q
Hopkins sueet, and will run a smaller pip
through Hopkins street. The com
missioners say that If there are any waite
consumers who have not paid their take
and prefer to take it out with shoyes Il
come on. The is big enough TO
them all.
We notice from oir Advertising column
that on the first of Cc'of IT Chas. p. Harri
81 Co., in addition cir already larg
business, purchase' interest in the Rut
land nail works. vre factory will now b
run with increased capital and facilities
and turn out much larger stock of nails
l.. w. Collins will remain IN charge of th
mechanical department. This will guarar
tee good management and good workman
ship.
Spauldlng & Co. have on exhibition
number Of pictures of local interest. Their
is a landscape in oil "View of lake Gen,
va, Switzerland" by Miss Merriman of th
high school, very pretty and excellent