The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1909
W. p. Cady Il Co., nave a new notice in
another column.
All the trains due here at noon yesterday
were about an hour late.
Mrs. s.. Howard Chatterton with her pu-
pills at the town hall soon.
The Buffalo Bill troupe are to appear at
the town hall week after next.
+ Where's Tire man who said something
about ian old fashioned winter?"
Lumbermen will be interested in an adj
vertisement of L. G. Kingslcy's in another
column.
Judge II. IL. Wheeler arrived in town
last evening, and is stopping at the Bard
well house.
The oldest residents warn the people to
prepare for the greatest freshet since
Noah's time, in the spring.
The directors of the Baxter national
bane partook of their annual dinner al the
Bardwell house yesterday.
Rutland will go down in history as one
of the few places in which the Mayhem
nett duel was not fought.
The members of Hook and Ladder COM
pany are to give a dance at the town hall
on Friday evening, February 81.
"Our work " is the subject of the essay
of Miss Marcia p. Browns essay to be read
at the State teachers association at Ben
nington.
j. B. Meeker has gone into voluntary
bankruptcy. A meeting of the creditors
will be held at Nicholson's and Bakers Of
fee, Jan. Oath.
Mr.. w. j. Graves, the well known art
ist, of Rochester, N. Y, is in town on a
visit to the family of his father, j. S.
Graves, and other friends in this vicinity.
Flack & Jerkowskl propose to feed the
hungry. Everyone making a purchase of
them amounting to one dollvr during this
week, stands a chance OF possessing a ten
dollar barrel of -four.
A wreck train went 10 the scene Of the
accident near East WnlIingford, yesterday,
to remove the cars. 1t returned in the eve
ming with the smoking car, leaving the pas
senger car still beside the track.
w. F. Paige has taken the American
house Burlington, and the Paige house will
be run, beginning to-day, by Z. F. Rich
ardson. Mr.. Wing and Bennett, clerk and
porter of the Paige house, are to fill the
same positions at the American.
Mr.. Nichols and his son were brought
from East Wallinford, where they had re-
mained tince the accident Monday, and
sent to their home at East Dorset. Mr..
Nichols is not much injured and the boy
will probably soon recover. DR.. Pond is
to attend them for the present.
The directors car of the Central Yer
mont railroad yesterday took Superlntend-
ent Hobart, Captain and Mrs. Ford and
Miss Cornelia b. Williams to Montreal.
The car was attached to the two o'clock
mail. Before leaving Captain Ford sent
for Brakeman Snow, who helped him from
the car at the time Of the accident, and
made him a handsome present.
Carbury Carroll was injured while work
ing on the wreck near East Wallingford
Tuesday. AS one of the cars was being
raised 1t broke from its fastenings and fell
throwing up a lever used in raising it
Carroll was holding the lever and as the
end went up it struck his chin, and threw
him several feet. He is no! severely in
jured.
The severe storm Monday night delayed
the trans yesterday morning considerably
The one from the north was an hour and
half late, the noon trains over the Saratoga
and Rutland and Washington were consid'
erably delayed, the eastern mail forty min
utes, the Harlem Extension express hal
an hour, and the northern evening expires
over an hour.