The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
LOCAL MENTION.

hlhuBtOu DONiSC, ANO. so L. W. W. Il =,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The state council of the Sovereigns of
Industry meets at st. Johnsbury January
10.
Another car load of Colorado beef from
the rancho of Mr. Charles II. Ripley ar
rived on Saturday.
To tbepoor, lacking food and fire "when
the cold begins to strengthen then the days
begin to lengthen, indeed.
We regret to learn of the death of Mrs.
w. +. Winship, daughter of L. NJ. Stiles.
Her funeral was attended on Sunday after
noon.
The "Cold air attrtion" mills flour, n
description of which is given in another
column, is kept by Hall 6 Vaughan, Main
street.
Mr.. Rugg of st. Adams has concluded
that he doesn't want to adopt Jimmie. He
has strong suspicious that the boy will
equivocate.
Thr san has got very near the end of his
southern tour, and will soon turn his face
northward, bringing with him length of
days and promises of spring.
The centennial committee hold a confer
ence with Governor Peck at Burlington,
this evening, in reference to convening
special session of the general assembly.
On the second page will be found the
letter of Hon. Reverdy johnson in defence
of Gen Schenck, the American minister at
the court of St. James, in the Emma mine
matter.
Mr.. W. f. Paige, Of the Bates house, has
made an application for voluntary bank
ruptcy, and the United States marshal is
expected to take charge of the Bates house
to-day.
Meesrs. w. d. Wilson and Wilbur p.
Davis have been chosen delegates from st.
Adams Lodge, No 3, to the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows, which meets at Rutland
next month.
Wages have been reduced and several
men discharged on the Delaware and Hud-
son canal company's division of the Albany
and Susquehanna road, as a means of
economy.
Last evening about seven o'clock there
could have been counted on one block, on
the north side of Center street, thirty odd
youths, all of them with both hands in
their brooches pockets.
Prof Frank Bradford was in town on
Saturday, on his way to Caslle,on, where
he gave reading in the evening. He
reads Mt Orwell tonight and at Walling-
ford on Tuesday evening.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Anderson &jDoran, which appears
in another column. They offer extra in
ducements in the clothing line, and also
offer to loan money on security.
The losses on the building and stock
caused by the incendiary who sought to
burn the bakery corner of Center and
Wales streets, on the 81 inst, have been
adjusted, at $500 on the building and sec
on the stock.
The Della ware and Hudson canal COM
pany have notified all station agents that
telegraph operators must be employed who
can read messages by sound. This ordel
has necesstated the discharging of som'
faithful servants.
Officer Stearns and Deputy Sheriff Mill
ington visited, on Saturday, the saloons o
A. II. Danforth on Center street, ant
James Murphy's, corner of West street ant
Merchants row, and made search for in
toxicating liquor, but we're unable to fin
any of the ardent and retired in good order
The Harlem Extension railroad, unde
the superintendency of Mr.. Jesse Burdett
is one of the most carefully managed AM
best regulated thorougblares in this part o
the country Mr.. Burdetts long expert
ence in rallroading has made him famillla
with all its details. - Valley Ne,os.
One Of Rutland's ministers yesterda
held service in the morning and rename
afterward to attend the Sunday schoo
conducted a funeral service, going to tn
residence, thence to the church and to tn
cemetery, held services in an adjoining WI
lage in the afternoon and in his ow
church in the evening
We have had two or three weeks of tn
the finest weather on record at this time Q
the year. There is an old proverb sayin
something like this :
II Christmas is white
Graveyards win be lean;
And graveyaris will be fat
When Christmas Is green.
Mis-. Elizabeth A. Waller the widow {
the late Royal II. Waller, ESQ.,, of Sa
Francisco, california, daughter of Hoi
Henry Hodges, of Clarendon, a sister {
the late Hon Silas H. Hodges aud Mr.
solomon Foot, died ut the residence of ID
Cyrus Porter, gu Saturday. Mrs. Wall
was well known and highly esteemed
Rutland. Her husband was formerly
lawyer here aud at one time postmaste
and after his removal to California was
Judge of one of the courts in that state.
The Bennington Gazette in noting IL
approachng marriage of III a. Harmo
ESQ of that town, to Miss Ella Bromle
daughter of Hon. J. b. Bromley at CAST
ton, says SIN advance We congratula
the parties to this suspicious contract up'
their happy fate This fortunate allan
will transfer from Castleton to our mid