The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22
LOCAL MENTION,


Gold 1927.
DR.. Goldsmith goes to Philadelphia next
week.
Dogs arc not plenty about these days
the listers are around.
Navigation is not so good on the Otter
Greek meadows as it was week ago.
hon. N. T. Sprague, jr., arrived home
from Philadelphia on Thursday evening.
The listers will hold a session at an carly
date to hear grievances of those who COM
plain of their lists.
The body of the boy BERTHE Mcknight,
drowned at Wallingford week ago, has
not yet been found.
Special communication of Central coun-
Gil No. 6 Sovereigns of Industry at Lam
don's hall, this evening, at 7 o'clock.
Division No. 2, of the A. o. H., will
hold their monthly meeting this evening at
1880, in Simons hall, Merchants row.
Spaulding &c Co., have lot Of new and
pretty photographs among them are rep
reservations of life one hundred years ago.
Mr.. ]. w. Cramton, assignee of Leeds
A. Billings, will sell lot of farming uten-
sils at the farm of the latter, ct public auc-
ton, Monday.
Our village schools, although not so
fully attended as at some seasons, are do
ing well, and good progress will be made
by the pupils.
Rev. William L. Woodruff, formerly of
Castleton, has been installed pastor of the
Bethany Congregational church, at New
Haven, Connecticut.
At the Baptist church, Sunday morning,
the pastor will preach the fifth sermon in
bis series upon Old Testament teaching,
theme The relation Of man and woman.
A grand blow out in Rutland on the 4th
of July is suggested, with speeches, illu-
limitations, and big ball in the evening,
the expenses to be paid by public sub
scription.
The very fine Decker piano which has
been used at the concerts in Baxter music
hall, was furnished from their mandatory
expressly for the opening of the hall, and
was Yesterday sold to Mr.. John A.Sheldon.
Vermont and Canada railroad stock Is
selling in Boston at %; Vermont Central
and Vermont and Canada IS, 1880, So (;
Vermont and Canada equipment IS, 60 /;
Ogdensburg and Lake Chapplain, pre-
ferred, IS.
A meeting of the managers Of the free
reading room will be held at the room at
half past seven o'clock Monday evening.
Subscribers are also invited to meet with
the managers to discuss plans for carrying
on the room.
Rev. E. ]. Ranslow, well known Con-
gregational clergyman, formerly of Swan
ton, now of Wells River, writes the St.
Albans Messenger a spirited letter on the
Beecher scandal, which Is published in an
other column.
The railroad dance at the town hall last
evening was attended by nearly hundred
couples and was a pleasant affair. The
music was furnished by the Queen city
band, and an excellent supper was served
at the Paige house.
Parties desiring to place money west, at
good rate of interest, will do we'll to con-
suit an advertisement in another column,
headed ''ten per cent. interest" Henry
Hall 10 the attorney, and will give any in
formation desired in connection with the
matter.
Hon. N. T. Sprague, jr., has changed
his plans, we understand, and will erect Q
gothic cottage on the centennial grounds
for the Vermont headquarters, instead OF
the two-story building, proposed. The
building will be but one story. Plans are
now being prepared for the new building
The Rev. Charles Boylan of st. Peters
church, is now gathering a large quantity
of marble on vacant lot opposite tina
church for the erection of convent. Tit
building is 10 be s0x50 feet, four storie
high, and built entirely Of marble. l.
more room shall be required hereafter
wings will be added. The building will b.
ntteQ up Tor convent Win nan anu hChou
rooms in the upper stories. Work will b.
begun on the foundations at once, and it il
expected TO got the work along to thu
second story by fall.
Being named after statesman or ever
the aid OF spirits doesn't always keep
man from the weaknesses and frailties of hi
fellow-men. Witness Daniel Webste
Eddy, medium, brother to the great Will
liam of New Jersey, and brother-in law o
Honto, residence uncertain, who was yea
terday brought before IL. W. Porter, jus
tice OF the peace, charged with adultery
Eddy waived an examination, and tn
case being little doubtful, was place.
under $500 bonds to appear at the sep
tember term of court. He found bell.
Nickwackett engine company have mad
arrangements for series of entertain
usuts, 70 bs given al The town hall. TIL