The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION
Gold l144.
Ash Wednesday.
First day of Lent.
Sun rises at g. SO, and sets at $40.
Length of day eleven hours and thirteen
minutes.
See notice of horse for sale in another
column.
Mr.. Wilbur F. Paige takes possession Of
the Berwick hotel this morning.
Oar thanks are due Senator Edmunds for
the report of the interior department.
Chester, Fairhaven, Londonderry, Sud-
bury, Chlttenden, Dorset news upon the
first page.
George Cllrk and Hank White give one
of their parlor entertainments at East Wal
lingford tonight.
We are indebted to George S. Page for
full files Of the proceedings OF the Ameri-
can fish culturis.s association.
Capt. Avery b. Cain of the United States
army, son of John Cain, esq, has been
granted months leave of absence.
Mention of the excellent supper furnished
the centennial concert by the Bardwell
house, was crowded out of yesterdays
GLOBE.
The New York Graphic of Monday con-
tanned very good views of the looslity
where the sleeping car burned at South
-Wallngford.
John Conlin, Rutland boy, has been
promoted to a captaincy in the United
States army at Fort Garland. Colorado,
near the line of New Mexico.
The womaus missionary society con-
nected with the Meth dist church, will
meet at the chapel this afternoon at three
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
The centennial promenade concert,
Monday evening, proved financial as well
as a social success About 5000 will be
Melted and banded over TO the national
committee.
An exchange remarks that it is wonder
full to see how exact line man can draw
with his shovel on a snowy morning be-
tween his own premises and his next door
neighbours.
In the account of the promenade concert,
in yesterdays GLOBE Mrs. +. j. Ormsbee
should read Mrs. E. L. Ormsbee The
name of Mr.. A. S. Cramton was incorrect
ly given as A. S. Crawford
Regular communication of Rutland lodge
No. 70, +. and A. NJ, this Wednesday
evening at half-past seven o'clock. There
will be work on second degree. Master
masons in regular standing invited.
The Kern Valley bank at Bakersfield,
California, whose cashier has confessed to
having robbed the bank, is principally
owned and managed by two of the sons of
Solomon w. Jewett of this village,
Remember the lecture on "Shoddy'' at
the Methodist church by Rev. G. F. Bur
dick of Albany, at u o'clock this evening.
Don't fail to go and thereby aid good
cause and be intensely interested and
amused at the same time.
The national board of underwriters, by
advertisement ia another column, offer
reward of 81 900 for the detection, con-
viction and punishment of the party or
parties charged with the crime of arson in
firing the Bates house block.
Don't forget the socable at the vestry of
the Baptist church this evening. Supper
with clam chowder will be served from g. 80
to Sp. III. At 8 o'clock there will be an
excellent musical aud literary entertain
ment, marked feature of which will be
Mrs. Jarley's wax works. Admission 10
cents supper 25 cents. All ale cordially
invited to come.
ing been born on the 29th of February, and
being deprived of the usual number OF
birth days allotted to humanity had a
sociable in honor of the event last evening.
If she should reach the allotted, ''three
score and ten" birthdays, as her friends
wish, she could enjoy two more centen-
mails.
Spaulding & Co., have at their book
store, finely executed water colored
painting of a little boy, the son of Horac c
DYER, executed by Miss Charlotte DAILY OF
New York. The child is sitting on bank
his cart beside him, a bunch of daisys in
his hand, and the picture has the sentiment
of childhood as well as being fine speci
men of art. Spaulding & Co., have gotter
up an elegant gilt frame for the picture.
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