The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1901
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brooks are in town.
A year ago Monday we had warm rain
storm.
Twenty people left st. EAlbans for the
centennial Monday
DR.. ]. d. Hanrahan is erecting dwell
ing hous. on Prospect street.
Hermits Lottery ermont news-Educa-
tional notes-on the outside pages.
About score of Burlington people
started for the centennial Monday
Marble is being received for the new
convent to be built opposite St. Peters
church.
Regular meeting of Central Council No.
6, Sovereigns of Industry, this evening at
73O o'clock.
Mrs. Kueeland, the mother of Mrs. A.
d. Smith of Clarendon, died quite suddenly
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George Burt aud son, of Florida,
who have been in town visiting b. Il. Burt,
leave for their home to-day.
A party of twenty or thirty left for the
centennial on the train last evening. Two
cars were added at Rutland to accommo-
date them.
The water will be shut off all over the
village at nine o'clock this morning. On
the south end of Main street it will be shut
off all Gay.
Regular assembly of K,llingtan Com
mandery Of Knights Templar, this Tuesday
evening, at 1880 o'clock, at the Asylum,
Masonic hall.
The water commissioners propose, as
soon as their present job on Main street is
done, to lay new three inch pipe through
Williams street from church to Grove.
The train from New York was an hour
late yesterday afternoon. 1t has been late
nearly every day for the last week. The
delay is caused between Troy and New
York.
Boston editors are as pleased over their
three inches of snow Sunday, as if they had
their faces washed there for the first time
The economical workings of nature are
wonderful.
Since the examination of the Jail and the
county lot on Wales street yesterday by
the members OF the legislature there is
good deal OF talk of building Jail on that
lot. The members favored the idea.
Capt. Avery B. Cain, of the United
States army, after an absence of several
years, and recently with General Crooks
command, is in town on visit to his
fathers family. He is accompanied by his
wife.
A special excursion tain will leave
Springfield, Mass, every Monday morning
for Philadelphia, until the close of the cen
tennisl exposition. The tickets are fixed
At 88. rs for the round trip. Special in
ducements are offered for twenty or more.
There was another large exodus from
Rutland to the centennial yesterday. Judge
Prout and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Ever,s, Miss Hattie Dunton and sister, W.
H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Q. Hay
ward, j. f. Herrick and others, left on
the Saratoga train.
George E. Lawrence was married at
Poughkeepse, Monday, to Mics Kate c.
Phalen Of Cuttingsvllle and for the last
two years preceptress Of the Rutland gram
mar school, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence will
return to Rutland, after a wedding trip,
about the Goth of October.
A number of representatives from Rut-
land county yesterday made thorough ex-
animation of the county Jail and the lot on
Wales street, to see if there was any neces-
sty of new jail and the availability OF the
lot in question for the purpose. Among
the party were ]. A. Sheldon, Rutland M.
o. stoddard, Poultrey; 8. W. Bailey
Fairhaven; Cyrus Jennings, Hubbardton
s. 8. Brown, Pawlet; Hannibal Hopkins,
Tinmouth M. ii. Dickerman, Walling-
ford.