The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-10
LOCALsMENTION.


No police business yesterday.
This soft weather has brought many
hard colds In it's wake.
For advertising no better time could be
selected than the present.
Counterfeit 90 and $40 bills on the
Poughkcepsie city bank are afloat
Rev. Walter Mitchell will hold service
at West Rutland Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
Black silk and velvet skirts will be worn
as much as ever under thin lawns and
organ dies for summer.
Elder George A. Streeter will preach at
the Advent church tomorrow at half-past
one and half-past seven p. m.
We regret to learn that DIR. Cyrus Potter
was stricken with paralysis on Thursday
night, and is lying quite low.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge,
No. 1, Knights of Pythias, this evening, at
1880, at Oddfellows hall, Globe block.
The reporter of the Castleton scientific
club sits down on the blue glass nonsense
very decidedly on the outside this morning.
The Otter creek rose yesterday very
rapidly, and the prospect for flood was
excellent till the rain stopped at four
o'clock.
DR.. NJ. Goldsmith, delivers an address
on "Fish and fish culture" before the
Windsor county fish ASSOCIATION at Wood
stock, on Tuesday, March 18th.
new specie of fichu collar is Marie
Amelie. 1t is made of rose or pale blue
linen or foulard, and laid in fine plaits.
The edges are bound with white and the
whole finished with Clovis lace.
A Federal street man had just said to a
friend "Let's take another" when his
wife turned the corner, but his duty to his
wife was not forgotten-"view of the po'
lltical situation" he added.-Cdmden Post.
Thousands of Crows and black duckr
were seen flying southwark few days ago.
If the old saying that this denotes cold
weather be true it will be well not to dis
card either listers or coal stoves for some
time to come.
The "Russian cement" which is attract
ing a great deal of attention on Center
street, is pronounced by those who have
tried it to be one of the best cements made
and as such it is an indispensable requisite
in every household.
T. T. Armory g. Co., tobacoonists, in
the Bardwell house block, well known a;
extensive Wholesale dealers, have put in 6
retail counter and will sell to the consumer
anything in the line of cigars and chewing
tobaccos that their stock affords.
she serves his party best who serves hi
country BEST" exclaimed President Hayes
In his inaugural. And then the Sun shet
tears, climbed up on the roof and set it,
flag at half-mast. AS George Eliot lie
marks, "there are moments when the hui
man heart must revolt or break"
The big storm made lively work at th,
Rutland telegraph office yesterday. The
wires were very generally down, but thu
lines passing through here were intact, anC
as consequence all the business between
New York and Boston and New York ant
Montreal had to be repeated at Rutland
Manager Bagley and all the operators wer
kept busy all day and evening by the rush
When you see young fellow standin
on a corner with far-away look in hi
eyes and bit Of yarn on each of the las
two fingers of his hand, you may be tolei
ably sure that he has just begun keepin
house, and that he ia muttering to himself
"Chopplng bowl, eggs, clothes line-that
the thumb and first two fingers. Nov
what did she want on the other two fiji
gers ?"
Don't forget the Fairbanks concert at tn
village hall this evening. They sing man
of the Scottish songs which people who n
member Dempster and the ballad singin
OF his day will tell you are never heard {
eoualled 10 the modern concert room. Nj
Fairbarn and his daughters have give
these songs In London, where they are no
becoming the thing for drawing-room
with great success. The London Tim
said of him; angus Fairbarn is partic'
larry adapted by voice, dialect and mamie
to represent the songs of Scotland, an
may be considered the ablest exponent c
Scottish lyrics now before the public
Seats may be obtained at the Bardwe
house and at the door.
Ticonderoga Races,