The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28
TEMPERATURE.
LOCAL MENTION.


We hear of the illness of Rev. G. b.
Hubert, president of Mddlebury college
Hon. James Barrett of the supreme court
is the guest of w. H. Smith, esq.,, No.
Pleasant street.
There are nineteen locomotives standing
idle at this place, belonging to the Central
Vermont railroad.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Nickwackett engine company No. 1, this
evening at y o'clock
The regular rehearsal of the Mcndelsshon
society, will be at Baxter hall this evening.
Only active members are expected.
The Washington and Killington clam
chowder and social dance, Wednesday
night, paid its expenses and about S7j
over.
The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows
mutual relief association of Vermont will be
holden at Rutland on Tuesday, February
LIST, at O'Clock p. m.
Thomas c. Robbins, deputy clerk, is
performing the duties of clerk to the SUI
preme court in the absence of Henry II.
Smith, the county clerk.
Middlebury, North Shrewsbury, Me-
chanicsvilie, Wells, Hubbardton, Benning-
ton, Felchville Pawlet and New Haven
Mills items on the fourth page.
The Manchester Journdl understands
that the Bates house, which has been in the
United States marshal's hands for the last
ten days, is soon to be opened again to the
public, with Michael Quinn as landlord
Tha St. Adams Messenger says "The
Rutland Herald maketh moan for its mas
ter. The ministerial Herald is big on law
as well as gospel. Its dissent will be a
sidewinder for the supreme court"
Messrs. l.. NJ. Morrison, Rufus Godfrey,
Charles Milliman, and e. s. Mcclure, of
Bennington, passed through Rutland yes
terday on their return from four days
fishing expedition to Lake Bomoseen.
The grand encampment Of Odd Fellows
will hold its annual session at Rutland on
Tuesday next. The grand lodge of Odd
Fellows will commence its session the next
day, Wednesday, and continue through
Thursday.
On Wednesday evening next the Men
delsshon society, give another OF their
grand concerts at Baxter hall Associate
members of the Mendelsshon society are
requested to procure their tickets at once
of ]. B. Meeker.
The Rutland correspondent of the Man
chester journal says Uncle Abe, the
good natured colored porter at the Hotel
de Millington, has just established line OF
wheel-barrow stages on Main street for the
accommodation of gentlemen visiting that
noted HOTEL
Burlington is moving for the next state
fair-the estimated cost of the buildings is
about So 900. The meeting in reference to
the subject held on Wednesday evening,
adjourned, after appointing committee
TO consult with the locating committee Of
the state agricultural society.
The Rutland HerdM Is evidently not
pleased with the decision in the quo war-
ranto case, and says sit will not be regard.
ed as sound gospel in these parts" But
it is law, the Herald crowd will find, and
it was the law, not the gospel, appealed to.
-Montpel,er Argus.
Among the lawyers in attendance upon
the supreme court yesterday, were Hon
Daniel Roberts, Burlington John B. Bea
man, Poutney E. j.. Ormsbee, j. @
Hawkins, Brandon j. b. Bromley, III. L.
Clark, Castleton Geo. M. Fuller, j. B.
Phelps, Fairhaven Fayette Potter, Paw.
let.
We regret to learn of the death of Rev,
Moses M. Colburn, which occurred at St.
Josephs, Michigan, on Wednesday. he
was son of the late Hon. John p. Col
burn of Fanhaven graduate of the Uni.
versity of Vermont, and for several years
teacher at Burr and Burton seminary
He married daughter of the late Deacon
Cephas Leach of Pttsford. He had beer
an acceptable minister of the Congrega
tional church, having settlements at Med
ford, Mass, and IN the west.