The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-17
LOCAL MEETIOH,


in the northern portion
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LOCAL MEETIon.
Uold 1871
bad Easter for new bonuets.
No more maple sugar this season.
Burlington has case of small pox.
Fast day is fast becoming feast day.
Easter eggs and orange blossoms now.
The markets will be found on the seconC
psga.
Shad have made their appearance il
market.
Gardeners arc preparing and seeding
their hot beds.
The railroad shops at st. Adams arc run
ming len hours q day.
There were no services at the Congrega
tional church last evening.
year ago to-day there was great com
plant OF frozen water pipes
Hon. 10. D. Hatch, mayor of Burling
ton, was in town on Saturday.
The sale of tickets for the Columbia con.
cert begins at Meekers to-day.
Several matters of local interest are
crowded cut Of to-day's GLOBE.
Rehearsal of the Mendelssohu society at
their rooms at 730 this evening.
Killington lodge No. 30, l. o. 0. F.,
meets this evening at 7.30 o'clock
Garden seeds begin to occupy prom.
inent place in the grocery stores.
Do not be in a hurry to remove winter
clothing--we may have a snow storm.
Never take cold bath while tired, MOI
less than two hours after a regular meal.
Otter creek overlooked it's banks Friday
night, and has been rising rapidly since.
You have lost your Ratchet " ia the po-
lite centennial way of telling a man Inc
lies.
Beecher on the 'Wastes and Burdens of
Life" at Brattleboro on Wednesday even
ing next.
The Saratoga train which has arrived
here at OILS p. m, viii hereafter arrive at
945 pm.
Spring has surely come. a harpis. was
heard upon our streets on Saturday-next
the hand organ.
The Easter season has arrived. Several
deferred matrimonial matters will now be
speedily consummated.
Printers ink is the grease for the wheels
of commerce. If you don't believe it, ad-
vertlse and be convinced.
Accounts of Good Friday and Fast day
services, also those on Easter Sunday. will
be found on the second page.
G. G. Howe, master mechanic at the
Passumpsic railroad shops at Lyndonvilie,
has rendered his resignation.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford was the first to
discover that there were two women in
town passing counterfeit money.
Rev. .. s. Senter, the centcnnariaa, is
again circulating about the eia,e and gave
Rutland call on Friday evening
The late rains and the disappearing frost
have made several danger, u, Of /, q .
streets, particularly Grove ind W. sh n. :
ton.
Harry p. Stmsor, the Mi6dlebury COL
lege student, who was so severely injured
on Wednesday evening last, is ral Idly ie-
covering.
The cold spoil has sofIened at last, and
the gentle rains have come and more
Apri-like weather ia evidently on the pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Henry H. Ross, principal Of the Yer
GENES graded school, is in town passing
his spring vacation with his father, DR..
James Ross.
A culvert on the Addison road, near Or
well, washed out Saturday, and delayed
the morning train GU that road about 80
minutes.
The heroes Of the base ball field Fast
day appeared for business on Saturday with
bandages and court-plaster covering their
honorable scars.
An American eagle Undoubtedly en-
route to the centenniaD was seen flying
over this village on Saturday afternoon.
Its course was southwark.
Bishop Bissell of the diocese OF Vermont
will visit Rutland, Wednesday, April 90,
orI 81, ata tho IN nf 81
candidates at Trinity church.
Mr.. L. A. Morse, of the firm of Morse
Brothers, has left for Boston to purchase q
new soda water generator, to prepare for
the soda water trade 5000 to begin.
Farmers are anticipating early planting
aud sowing 'his spring. The ground con-
taius comparatively little frost and the
prospects for an early season are good.
The hotels at Lake George will open this
season about June l.. The propretors are
looking forward to a gllt-edged business,
and are making preparations accordingly
Lake Champlain is free from ice as far
north as Benson Landing. The steamer
Eddy, Captain George Beldon, made tTia
trip on Saturday as far north as Tieonder
oga.
Granville, n. ", has collected 81, 600
in fines from persons who have illegally
sold liquor in that town during the pas
year, and has more claims for penalties un
settled.
The flags at the custom house and CRANE
army hall at Burlington were displayed a
half-mast on Saturday, commemorative o.
the anniversary of the death of Preslden
Lincoln.
A washout occurred two miles this sid
of Bellows Falls, Saturday, which it wa