The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05
LOCAL MENTION.

1t was hnzy Sunday morning.
Rain fell "copiously" Sunday morning.
Are we to have "seven stormy Sundaysr"
E. A. Morse leaves for New Orleans this
week.
The Rutland county court convsnes
March 18th.
The flrst congress assembled on the 4th
OF March, 1889.
There are excellent oranges in market at
reasonable prices.
One person was baptlsed at the Baptist
church last evening.
Hon. s. M. Dorr has just returned from
an extended western trip.
The standard personal of the newspapers
-"Gone to Washington"
1t was on the fourth of March thirtet n
years az o that Starr King died.
Another two million decrease In the pub
lie debt. Keep the dollar rolling that way.
President Hayes desires the "Union to
be a union of hearts" So should say all
of us.
Those who have not done 80 should have
their names registered on the voting list to-
day.
The programme of the Inauguration cere-
monies to-day will be found on the second
page.
Six persons joined the Congregational
church yesterday, three by profession, and
three by letter.
Mrs. Julia 9. r. Dorr has the first Of
series of prose articles in the Cottage
Hearth for February.
In another column will be found call,
signed, many citizens, for caucus to be
held this evening.
The Rutland marble company began
March LIST running their new mill at Center
Rutland, night and day.
Cracker manufacturers have decided to
advance the price of all kinds of crack
ers one cent per pound.
Killington lodge No. 80, 1. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock at Odd
fellows hall, Globe block.
An important meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers Is said to
have been held yesterday.
The gentlemen named as candidates for
grand juror are L. w. Redington, Wayne
n Ill
VIM. B. Thrall spent the Sabbath in
town with his family. He was heartily
welcomed by his many friends.
A horse undertook to demoralize one of
the windows in BeDjamip's clothing store
on Saturday by jumping through it.
The sermon of Rev. ]. Gibson johnson
on thu history of the Congregational
church is to be published in pamphlet
form.
John II. Chalterton has taken the CON-
tract for carrying the Rutland and Bur-
ling mails from the depot to the post Office
for $3.50.
The present probabilities indicate the
appointment of Hon. Luke P. Poland for
United States district judge in place Of
Hon. David A. Smalley, resigned.
Hon. Levi Underwood of Burlington,
and Judge B. III. Beckwith of Pittsburgh,
and the venerable Hon. John N. Pomeroy
of Burlington spent Saturday in town.
Liberal inducements arc offered in
another column to parties wanting com
modious buildings for manufacturing pur-
poses. They can have power furnished.
Let every voter who has at heart econo.
my in the public expenditures come out to
the town meeting on Tuesday. The people
should demand reform in town affairs.
Arthur Brown has removed his carriage
repository from the Bardwell house bio
to the brick block on Center street next
door to Rysn's stove store. Drop in and
see his stock.
Miss Inez, daughter of Congressman
Charles II. Joyce is to be married in
Washington on the 18th, to Mr.. F. II.
Crawford, the Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Times.
A 90 cent fiddle entertained quite {
crowd of boys and men near the depot OF
Saturday. The crowd broke the fiddle snt
demoralzed the countryman who dis
coursed the music to them.
Orders have been issued for weighing
the mails at the depot, for one month, fo
the purpose of fixing the rate of compen
sation TO be paid to the railroad companies
for carrying the mail the ensuing yesr.
Among the gentleman named as candl
dates for oversetr of the poor are DR.
Thomas ii. Cochran, the present incum
bent, samual Boardman of West Rutland
one of the preaent board of sslectmen
Franklin Billings and Samuel Hayward.
The Sutherland Falls marble company
have nearly completed a new marble mill
adding a turning lathe for spires and u'n
and new patent saw for saving spires,
thing which marble men have Away
sought for and is now for The first time suc
cessfully used,
A local politician, on his way home from
market, Saturday. stepped into grocer.
store, where political discussion eDsued
and he got little excited over the fac
that during the talk some one had stolei
his meat he had purchased for his Sunda.
dinner.
On Saturday tho officers searched tn
house OF William Salmon on Wet street
for intoxicating liquors. There were
number of men In the house. In spite o
Mrs. salmons protest that "the boys onl,