The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-30
LOCAL MENTION.


LOCAL MENTION.
Cod IO5.
Several communications are crowded out
Of to-day's issue.
Clam chowder at Cushman's restaurant,
Saturday night.
The train from the north was one hour
late last evening.
Judge Wheeler will hear cases In chan
Gerry on Saturday next.
]. o. Merrill 10 remodelling and repair
ing his residence on Grove street.
Regular monthly meeting of Nickwackct
engine company this evening at 730
o'clock.
Regular meeting of ]. w. Cramton hose
company this, Friday, evening, at 7.S0
o'clock.
Regular monthly meeting of II. II. Bax-
ter hose company this evening, at 1880
o'clock.
Regular monthly meeting of L. G.
Kingsley hose company this evening at
1880 o'clock.
At the morning services at Trinity
church yesterday there was one adult
baptism.
This 10 the weather that the "winter
lingering In the lap of spring. local
thrives on.
In the customary observance OF Fast
day, no paper will be issued from The
GLOBE office tomorrow.
Union services will be held at the Meth
odist church this morning, and services
with sermon at Trinity church.
Rutland Is hereafter to support one less
clothing store. N. Allen g. Son remove
their stock to Burlington, tomorrow.
c. w. Hickok, tho manager of the
Singer sewing machine office at this place,
IL DESTROYS Of engaging the services of five
active men as agents.
The trial of John Patton for murder will
be commenced in the county court on
Tuesday next, at Q o'clock a. NJ, Judge II.
Henry Powers, presiding.
Judge Wheeler took no formal leave of
the bar on adjournlng the court on Thurs
day afternoon, but on retiring from the
bench manifested some emotion.
In does pay to advertise. A. N. Adams
who advertised lost dog in last weeks
GLoDE had the animal returned before the
advertisement was three days old.
The Kellogg English opera troupe will
probably not come to Rutland on account
Of the want of scenery in the town ball,
which would prevent their giving an opera.
Yesterday was Maunday Chnrsaey,
which was formerly observed a. -,
the washing of tho disciples fe 70 II
day as many leaves as the queen - yeala
old are distributed, this year flfty.r' :.
Mira. G. A. Froude Carter read West
Rutland last evening. This evening che
roads at Baxter hall. She has been finely
spoken of by the the press where she has
appeared and is ranked as first class elo-
cutionist.
The water at the Plttaford bridge re-
manned about the same yesterday, though
1t will p. badly 60 down so that the bridge
can be repaired to-day. Passenger cars
and one freight train were pushed over
yesterday but no engine crossed.
The csntata of Esther the beautiful
Queen" will TO given at Brandon, Tues
day and Wednesday, April Sd and 4tb, un-
der the direction of G. T. s. Pierce. The
principal singers of Brandon will take part
In the representation.
A five dollar bill raised to one of fifty
dollars on the Baxter national bank, was
received by that bank yesterday for re-
dsmption. II was passed in Arkansas, and
upon presentation to one of the banks OF
that state Its true character was detected.
The Baxter bank issue no bill, of the fifty
dollar denomination.
Mr.. Wilson Fisher has fitted up pleasant
and convenient rooms, No. Merchants
row, Landon's block, for his eating house,
and will remove thereto on Saturday. On
the lower floor the front room has been fit.
ted with tables tor his guests and boarders.
Just back. 10 the cooking room. On the
second floor is reception room with tables
for private dinner parties. Mr.. Fisher in
tends 10 keep first-class eating house and
furnish all the fruits in their season. We
bespeak for Mr.. Fisher In his new location
the liberal patronage of the public.
Michael Halpin, n young man about
twenty-five years Of age, residing at Pitts.
field, who has been suffering for about q
year with chronic disease of the ankle
joint OF the right foot, had bis leg ampu.
,ated last Sunday afternoon as a last resort
10 save his lifo. Tho operation was per-
formed by DIR. Hanrshan of this village,
assisted by DR.. Brigham of Pittsfeld, Drs
Huntington, Green and Bailey Of Roches.
ter, DR.. Smith Of Stockbridge, and Dr.
5paulding Of Bethel. We learn that the
young man 10 doing well since the oper
alton.
Martillo Wando gave another exhibition
in the park yesterday afternoon. Tn,
weather was 30 chilly that the crowd wa
mostly boys and the affair dad not pay a