The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l14S.
Excellent limitations of the new Fifty cent
notes are afloat.
Make room for the silver dimes. They
will soon be issued.
The flannel band Is the most fashionable
neck wear this month.
A large extra edition of The GLOBE is
published this morning.
The happy individual who hasn't got a
cold is a rare bird this week.
Mrs. Louise Oliver is singing with the
Camilla Urso concert troupe in Wisconsin.
Milliners are looking to the usual spring
openings as the ushering in of successful
trade for the coming season.
A full report of Rev. MIR. Marshs lee
ture, last evening, in the fine art course,
will be found on the second page.
John L. Brady the agent for the Singer
manufacturing company, at this place, ad-
vertises for local agents in another column.
g. f. Ross has new advertisement this
morning which our lady readers will all be
interested in. The print trade seems to be
brisk
Who wouldn't live in western Massachu-
sets, along the banks of the Connecticut,
where they have shad and green peas at
this season.
A special meeting of the Union hook and
Wo1p NJ -,
o'clock. A full attendance requested. Per
order of foreman.
The courts have decided that sleeping
car companies cannot be held responsible
for the loss of personal property under
control OF passengers.
The school Biographies will have to be
called in now. Colorado comes in as a
state next July, and congress has opened
the door to New Mexico.
Gen. w. Y. w. Ripley has been ap.
4 pointed one of the executive committee fol-
Vermont of the American board of trans.
portation and commerce.
Considering the contributions of Rev.
will have to look out or the free reading
room will be supported by outsiders.
Special meeting of the Rebecca degree
lodge, l. D. o. F., for the installation Of
officers, this Wednesday evening at 7:3C
o'clock, at Odd Fellows hall. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
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nf Rutland lodge No. 70 f. & A. NJ. THU
Wednesday evening at half past sever
o'clock, for work on first and third de-
grees. Master masons invited
Rev. Norman Seaver, d. D., of Brook
Ign, who still considers himself a son Of
Rutland, has sent the directors of the fret
reading room the handsome contribution Of
forty dollars towards ills support.
Lawyers, jurymen and all other persons
in attendance at court, are at liberty, ant
cordially invited, to visit the free reading
room on Center street spend their leisure
hours and read the papers and periodicals
This is just the kind of weather for Sigh
colds, which, unless cared for, may result
in something more serious. Every one ap
pears to be suffering from bronchial af
lection of some kind and too great car,
cannot be exercised.
The Paige house has large complement
of guests, including many of those attend
ing court. Among others we noticed
Judge c. S. Rumsey of Hubbsrdton, J. @
Hawkins of Brandon, and Joel w. AIMS
worth of Wallingford.
John Campbell, formerly conductor OF
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad, anl
afterward proprietor of hotel at Saratoga
has been appointed conductor on the loca
train on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga rail
road between Troy and Albany.
The collection of photographs of Rem
brandts works which the Rev. Mr.. Marsl
had with him and illustrated his lecture las
evening--some forty in number-may b.
seen by the public this morning from 10 t.
II o'clock at Baxter music hall.
The terror of the dentist deters man,
from properly having their teeth cared for
to their irreparable injury in later life, bu
the skill and care exercised by DIR. Mound
by lessening this dread, is no doubt on
cause of his rapidly increasing practice.
The friends of Rev. l.. N. Beaudry o
Green Island, N. Y, formerly of Fair
haven, will be panied TO learn of his seriou
illness of pneumonia. He has also ser
Gus carbuncle on the face. 1t is hoped b
his physicians that the worst is passed.
The centennial paper of Harper's Mag
zine for April will be devoted to compr'
hensive survey of the "PIogress of the fir
arts in America illustrated with portrait
of eminent painters and sculptors. III
article is from the pen of Mr.. 5. s. Conan
editor of Harper's Weekly.
A meeting will be held at the city hal
Burlington, to-day, at o'clock p. M, IL
the purpose of counselling relative to
creditable representation of Vermont
the centennial exhibition at Philadelphia
and providing ways and means to carl
into effect this patriotic object.
The Rutland free reading room with !
one hundred and more periodicals. of ever
kind falls to satisfy the wants of some {