The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Are you going to the Centennial
Centennial coughs and cattarhs prevail.
Village election Wednesday, April Goth.
The season for eussing organ grinders
approacheth.
The public schools of the village begin
this morning.
The backbone of the past winter was
made of gum elastic.
The ground hogs six weeks are up, now
let us have spring weather.
Killington lodge No. 20, /. o. 0. f.,
meets this evening at o'clock.
March clipped away quietly leaving &C.
casonal hurries of snow behind.
c. b. Vail makes his spring announce
meat of new goods in another column.
Moonlight groups ornamented Mer-
chants row and Center street last evening.
The Mendelssohn society meets this
evening at 7.3O, and full attendance is re-
quested.
Farm laborers are engaging themselves
at Sl5 month and board, where last year
s25 was paid.
No cheese factories in this neighborhood
are as yet open, but in fortnight all will
be in operation.
Better hang on to your overcoats. Pneu-
nomona is walking around trying to scrape
an acquaintance.
What are you going to pay for your
hired help this year ?-is question
farmers are asking each other.
Spauldiug g. Co. have received small
collection of poems compiled by j. T.
Chapman, entitled Easter Hymns
Central Council of the Soverigns of
Industry meet on Tuesday evening. In
portant business will come before the coun-
Gil.
There is but very little building going on
and but very little repairing, and in regu-
lar manufacturing there is absolute stagna-
ton.
The board of village trustees told their
regular monthly meeting this evening. 1t
will be the last regular netting before the
village election.
One of Rutlands police officer was sen,
around town on Saturday on a wild goose
chase to see man who had sent for him.
He forgot the date.
Deputy Sheriff G. d. Millngton and his
father, Hon. Norman Wilmington, still. con-
tinue quite ill. The former with the cry
spelas and the latter of pneumonia.
The applications for town aid were
larger last month than any previous, but
the amount expended was probably exceed
ed by that of some former months.
1t is expected that the new time table on
the Central Vermont road will be arranged
with a view of affording local travellers
more facilities than they enjoy at present.
The most April-fooled man in Rutland
was the one who was evidently trying to
climb Gouger Hill under the impression
that it was creased pole. Rum had fool
ed him.
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superintendlng the arrangements tor the
exhibition of the Howe scales, and otheI
exhibits of the Brandon Manufacturing
company.
With all the popular hankering after sill
yer currency it will no sooner be intro
duced than the market hucksters will bt
biting quarters to see if the metal is hare
enough to suit them.
Messrs. Dunn & Cramton have some
maple syrup that for transparency and ex
ouisite flavor cannot be surpassed. They
have also some of the finest quality OF pur'
maple sugar for sale.
Mr.. Charles w. Mussey has resigned q
teller in the National bank of Rutland, ant
entered into partnership with his father Il
the grocery business. See their advertise
ment in another column.
Carefully compiled tables show that a.
most one half of the skilful labor of tn
cities and larger towns is idle, and iha
wages for those in employment have bee
cut down nearly one half.
The bricklayers in the cities, who tw
vears ago were getting $3.50 per day, ar
now glad to get $3.50, while laborers VIII
were firm in their demand for So per da
ara Glad to get work at any price.
Gangs of boys from Rutland infested tt
neiehborhood maple sap bushes yesterda.
all to drink, some with pals to bring non
san. and those who chewed tobacco depo
tied their castaway matter in the tubs.
In the case of the State Vs. Daniel Hye
on Saturday at the Jail, the grand Jur
di.missed the case, and Hyer was remandt
10 Jail to be tried on another charge tod
before Justice Cochran in West Rutland.
Mr.. Morris Apple, well-known and
nenenced cigarmaker, has opened man
factory at No. Union street, opposite
ras works, where he will furnish customt
with the best of Havana handmade ciga
Give him call
One of our police officials received on b
urday telegram, purporting to come iron
genuiue source, directing him to arrest
Hooker. the engineer on his arrival in n
land with his train. Tho policeman to
moments thought and saw the point
Now that tramps are obliged to work
the ci,i,s and some of the larger tow
they are wont to build bon fires Tor the
selves O. nj .hts OF fence rails, and the
uloyes on the night trains see numer'
n.rties Of them bivouacking in the wo'
and fields.
A deputy sheriff picked up bundie
Center street which he saw fall out Oh