The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-13
LOCAL MENTION.

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Mayfowers are reported plentiful.
The summer term of Middlebury college
begins to-day.
The base ball season in Rutland will be
duly opened on Friday next.
A target practice Is expected to take
place on Fast-day.
The bricklsylng on the new Bates house,
1t is expected, will begin next week.
Fast day tomorrow Union services will
will be held at the Congregational chapel.
Rev. J. w. Eaton has been elected first
assistant secretary Of the Troy conference.
The south slopes are beginning to turn
green, and the sugar season will soon be
over.
Drinkers of wine and eaters Of opium
will hardly relish the amended tariff list
reported to congress.
The ceremony of placing Christ in the
tomb will be performed at st. Peters
church at four o'clock this afternoon.
Two oranges every morning before
breakfast, during these months, will be
found to help amazingly in saying doctors
bills.
The state convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be held this
Thursday evening at Simons hall, MGR
chants row.
Vicinity items from Bennington, Claren-
don, Fairhaven, Fort Ann, N. Y, Pawlet,
Poultney and Tinmouth will be found on
the first page.
Our merchants were warned in THE
GLOBE, Tuesday msrnlng, 10 look out for
counterfeit five dollar bills on the Mcr-
chants national bank of New Bedford,
Mase.
1t is said that the two women arrested
here yesterday for passing counterfeit
money, flooded Whitehall with the same
kind of bills Tuesday evening before they
visited Rutland.
j. A. Gould is out with new advertise
ment this morning, announcing that be
Will OpCn nlo chOiC VII bntuiudJ
We opine that his stock will afford great
satisfaction for the ladies.
Notwithstanding the fact that it is near
the middle Of April and the additional fact
that the sun has shown willingness the
past few days to "make things warm the
weather continues decidedly over-coatBh.
The Troy conference began its forty
fourth annual session at Albany Oh We'd
ncsday morning, Bishop Levi Ii. Scott
presiding. We are compelled because of
the crow ded state of our columns to post
pone full report until the next issue OF
The GLOBE.
We hope our readers will pardon us for
not giving them quite the usual amount OF
reading matter this morning, as the new
advertisements occupy several columns OF
this issue, and crowd out considerable mat
ter that should appear, but as our business
friends are getting ready for the spring
trade, and as advertising is q very impor-
tant auxiliary In the preparation and THE
GLOBE the most valuable medium, we sur
render to them the space we do, feeling
that our readers will find something Of in
terest in their advertisements.
An item appeared IN THE GLOBE, a day
or two since, which may convey wrong
impression in reference to the health Of
Col Joyce. The fact is his health Is now
perfect, and has never been better than
during the past winter. He has been con-
slant in attendance in the housewife the
exception of three days, when he was pre-
vented from taking his seat" by that we'll
known cause which has deprived so many
men, from Job down, of that pleasure,
comfort, privilege Or duty has done
more real work, as will appear from the
Record than all of the other representatives
from Vprmont combined.