The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-18
LOCAL MENTION,

DUN rises O.UO, sets V. III.
Length of day twelve hours and four
minutes.
Tomorrow is the third Sunday in lent
and st. Joseph's day.
Charles H. Sheldon and family have
taken rooms at the Paige house.
There was no display of spring hats in
the st. Patrcks procession yesterday.
Roll of honor of portion of the graded
schools will be found on the second page.
The Japanese paper carpeting for sale
by Chas. p. Harris g. Co., see new adver-
tisement.
N. Weeks & CO. advertisement informs
the public of the receipt of large stock of
wall papers.
The schools of this village closed yester-
day. The next term begins the first Mon
day in April.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Babbitt, the hair dealer. Ladies will do
well to call on him and examine his stock
We are indebted to Hon. William d.
Kelley of Pennsylvania, for copy of his
speech in congress On "The financial prob
lem."
The ten o'clock train from st. Albans
was compelled to change one of the pass
enger coaches here because of disabled
brake.
st. Marys band, Prof. J. B. Holmbergh,
leader and Ed. 7. Paige of the Queen City
band, were quartered at the Paige house
yesterday.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
X. of P, this evening, at the "Castle half
Globe block, at 2. 30 o'clock. Members of
the order in good standing are cordially in
vited to attend.
Will Fisher is painting, refitting and or
namenting his eating rooms in q fine man.
ner and making them more attractive every
way. He proves himself good caterer,
and is we'll deserving of the public patron
age.
The storm of yesterday was one of the
most severe of the season and snow fell al
most continually during the day. Several
of the trains were late because of the non-
experience with snow storms the present
winter.
81 suppose, remarked an eastern
man to a gentleman from Minnesota,
"tbere are plenty of saw-mils in your
state" The Minnesota man replied, "Shud
say there wuz. Why, Minnesota is so
dern full Nv saw-mills that you can hardly
meet man there with moren two fingers
on hand" And sticking up a hand on
which finger was gone, he quietly added,
GIVE shuck hands with UNI myself"
The st. Mary's band Of Burlington dis
coursed some excellent music yesterday,
both day and evening. We desire to &C
knowledge the compliment of serenade to
THE GLOBE. We hope to see them again
in Rutland, under more favorable circum-
stances than Being compelled to march
through our streets in a driving snow
storm. Their excellent music gave great
satisfaction to the sons of st, Patrick and
to our citizens generally.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
house yesterday were Hon. Asahel Peck,
Jericho; H. Kimpton, Ticonderoga; Gen
George p. Foster, Burlington; K. j. Hyde
Wallingford; H. L. Clark, John ii. Lang
don, Castleton Hon. Barnes Frisbie, Har
vey Rowe, Poultney; F. W. Smith, Bur
llngton; G. Bronson, Arlington L. 5
West Boston; M. A. Nash, w. B. Cooper
TT. Edward Hon. Y. A. Willard
Little Falls, N. Y. - f. G. Ma
son, Burlington; George i. Mayo
]. N Boynton, Orwell q. II. 'Tafts, s.
N. Hmrick, Brattleboro C. Ii. Lawrence
Orwell J. p. Flanders, Vergennes ID
b. Brtlett, St. Johns, p. O.; James N
Ehmhster, Windsor; F.. NJ. Strong, Yer
genns w. W. Ruggles, Fitchburgh
W. Il Ireland, Boston.
Among the arrivals at the Paige hous'
YESTERDAY were L. e. Lamson, Windsor
w. V. Van Valar, New York; j. W
Taft, Boston NJ. T. Lynde, Brooklyn
L.Cole, Boston e. V. Skillman, New
York A. f. Whitney, Fitchburgh Geo
w. Jews, Boston @. ID. Barbour, AL
bany c. w. Heminway, Boston
Geore Briggs, Brandon G. F. Senter
Cas,lt ton O. F. Piper, Boston G
G. Hthaway, Colorado w. Nichols
New FORK f. ii. Gay, Chas. II. Mayo
O. S.Eldridge, Boston ]. X. Drury, Es
sex Jnction g. w. Tolbath, Winooski