The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
LOCAL MENTION.

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St. Pstrick's day.
St. Patrick's procession at half past one.
The Century club met at B. II. Burt's
last evening.
Clam chowd Charles Cushman's sa-
loon on CentC ..j i this, Saturday, eve
ming.
The Junior exhibition of Middlebury
college takes place Tuesday evening next.
Fessenden sings.
Rev. Walter Mitchell held service at
West Rutland last evening. These services
are largely attended.
The wealth of man is The number of
things which he loves and blesses, which
he 10 loved and blessed by.
The man who advertises literally is the
man who is most successful in business.
Try it if you are incredulous.
Frank Z. Hale has recently purchased
aud now drives as handsome, well-mated a
pair of sorrel colts as is often seen.
Spaulding's famous bell ringers at the
town hall March oath. The troupe is
deservedly popular here and elsewhere.
Hon. B. F. Fifeld telegraphed to WASH
ington on Thursday, declining 10 be can
didate for United States district judge.
1t Ia to be hoped the streets will be in
good marching order for st. Patrick's day.
Let our citizens put out the flag to-day.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. /, Knights of Pythias, at Oddfellows
hall this Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
There are to be several applicants for
office of clerk of the United States district
court, provided Judge Wheeler makes a
change.
Caleb Ticknor, formerly of the Addison
house at Middlebury, has leased the Berk-
shire house at Great harrington for the
coming year.
E. G. Mason, of Burlington, and former
ly of Rutland, agent of the Equitable life
insurance company of New York, Is to re-
turn to Rutland
On the outside will be found Longfel-
lows "a Dutch picture" On the second
page we publish capital parody, applied
to Simon Cameron.
Our dry goods dealers report an increase
in trade whenever the weather is pleasant,
and things look brighter than they have for
month or two.
The long storm having wound up with
parting blessing of "beautiful snow" has
cleared off In the right way and the wind
10 fair from northeast.
The sermon at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening at u o'clock will be on
'the true relation of the civil authority to
the temperance reform"
The many friends of Mr.. Lewis Rice of
the American hotel, Boston, will regret to
learn of his sad death as reported in our
telegraphic columns this morning.
Mine host Paige of the American house,
Burlington, is up with the times, for a
large blue glass window was placed in the
Office Of the American hotel, Friday.
Any lady can press her old bonnet over
into the new spring style by placing 1t on a
pavement block and let loaded Ice wagon
back over 1t lengthwise. ~ Chicago Journal
Mr.. Charles Dyer has been appointed
train dispatcher of the several railroads
eentering at Pueblo, Colorado. His many
friends at the cast will be pleased to learn
of his promote
Carpst pesh made their appearance
In this vicinity again. They do not con.
fne their ravases to unoccupied rooms, but
invade all parts of the house and crawl
where they can indulge their appetite fol
wooden fabrics.
Hon. Walter G. Dunton is most prom
nently spoken Of for the appointment o
judge of the supreme court in place o
Judge Wheeler. Hon. Daniel Roberts o
Burlington and Hon, A. B. Gardner ar,
also mentioned.
In case of Judge Dunton's appointment
to the supreme court bench there will be I
vacancy in the Office of Judge of probate
for this district Several parties have thei
eye on the office, and among them Wal
lingtord gentleman.
The attendance of lawyers at court yes
terday morning was unusually large. BE
fore court opened they gathered In tn
judges room and heartily congratulate
Judge Wheeler on his appointment as dis
trict judge
II Is said farmers will be troubled tn
coming season by an unusual number O
field mice. The deep snow protected then
from the frost and other enemies, and the
are found 60 numerously in some field
that the surface is completely honeycombe
with their burrows.
"No,bing to do" Is what makes gossjpi
Women are generally supposed to excel q
gos,ips on account Of living quieter Iii
than men. But we know Of men In th
town that no woman could "hold cand
to"-lszy men, useless men, envious mer
backbiting men.
The schools closed yesterday and for oil
week tho boys will be happy. The onl