The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
LOCAL MENTION.

Up. m. SO above; 10 p. m. 80 above.
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LOCAL MENTION.
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The first day of spring opens we'll
Mrs. Prouts condition was unchanged
yesterday.
A social hop will DO held at village hall
this evening.
Our church choirs are rehearsing their
Easter music.
DR.. M. Goldsmith yesterday received two
blooded dogs by express.
A state exchange speaks Of funeral be-
Ing unanimously attended"
And now 1t Is said the smoking of cigar
cites promotes consumption.
Lovers of the weed may DO interested to
learn that Carlyle smokes clay pipe.
The old soldiers of Brsttleboro realized
Sl75 from an entertainment last week.
The train from the north was more
crowded last evening than for some time.
A number Of Rutlanders interested in the
turf attended the race at Burlington yester-
day.
The Office seeking fever Is raging badly
hereabouts. Quite number have caught
the epidemic.
Joe Douglass, drunk and disorderly, was
arrested last evening by officers Hussey
aud Stearns.
The excellent proclamation of Governor
Fairbanks appoints Fsst Day on Good FIJI
day, March 30th.
The business of showmen is 30 dull this
spring that only one caravan is r.epering
for the summer campaign.
The weather clerk made concession :.
the almanac yesterday, and the fret day OF
spring was quite sprinSlike.
1t 10 understood that if Hon. DAM 20
berts IS appointed Judge of the supreme
court, he will make Rutland bis residence.
The pleasant weather yesterday brought
the ladies out shopping in force. The pros
pect of lively spring trade Is said to be
20 cd.
On the outside this morning will be
found vicinity items from Ludlow, Me-
chanicsville and Weston, and letter from
California.
New style of wedding cards are very
large. All the names, date, address and
general information is given in old English
letters on one card.
William B. Thrall, who has been for
some time an engineer on the New York
central road, returned to town on visit to
his friends last evening.
The operetta of "Red Riding Hood" to
be performed at Wallingford tonight, has a
good cast Of characters and should be
greeted with large audience.
A family OF fatnei, ~osi,e. and eleven
children, from somewhere in Canada, bound
for New York, stopped in the depot last
night and leave by the first train this morn
ing.
The Middlebury Register says: "The way
of the tramp is bard under the new regime
In this town. The present poor master
lodgeth him In jail and otherwise seeketb
to discourage him from peripatetic beg
gary"
They said that one of the Brattleboro
congregations was disturbed the other
Sunday during the momentary stiffness fol-
lowing the opening prayer by voice from
the adjoining dwelling, cxc'aiming; ma
ry; where's the nailsf" Soon the answer
came. 'Tn the coffee pot, you fool"
''Do you think blue glass would help me,
doctor ?" asked patient the other day.
"No, but think clean glass would. One
half of the sunlight ia shut out by the dust
that adberes to your window panes." So
said the doctor, and the experiment proved
that although tina glass locked tolerably
clean, II was in reality covered with coat
ing of dirt which shut out not little light
The Russian cement proprietors having
gathered enough dollars to cement soul and
body together for some time to come, have
left town. G. M. Baker and ]. II. Rem
ington have bought out their stock and will
continue the business at the same stand.
They will also open commission auction
room where they will sell all kinds of arti-
Giles at auction on commission.
Lieut.. Gov. Proctor, j. @. Baker and
P. RedAeld Kendall were appointed by the
Rutland county bar to wait on Governor
Fairbanks with petition for Judge Dun.
tons appointment to the vacant supreme
court judgeship. A series of resolutions
looking to that end, passed by the bar,
were sent on by Col. Proctor, and petit
tone for bis appointment signed by near
ly every member Of the county bar will be
sent on by mail to-day. Judge Wheeler
has not yet resigned his judgeship nd until
no does there Is no vacancy.
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