The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-20
LOCAL MENTION.

GLid l04A
A. A. Nicholson still continues seriously
I'll.
/ We regret 10 learn that the wife Of
Judge Prout is seriously i'll.
Sister Theresa of tho convent of ST. Jos
eph held reception last evening.
One OF the Hermit's most valuable ard
instructive letters will DO found upon the
first page.
A spurious fvs-cent piece is In circula-
ton, composed chiefly of tin and anthony
with very little copper.
The solos at the services at st. Peter q
church yes erday were sung by Mics Fan
ME keenan,.
The funeral OF Rev. DR.. Lord will be at
tended at Montpelier on Wednesday next
at 8 o'clock p. m.
Hon. Samuel II. Kellogg of Pittsford,
Is very low with the pleurisy and it i,
thought he cannet recover.
Mr.. r. N. Patch has returned from the
west on account of illness. BE is severely
afflicted with rheumatism.
The exhibition OF the junior class of Mid
dlcbury college will be held this evening.
W. II. Fessenden, the favorite tenor will
appear.
Read the new advertisement Of the Sing
er manufacturing company, in another
column. Their sales for the past year
\ speak volumes for the merits of the
"Singer."
Among the gentlemen mentioned for
Judge of probate in case of Judge Dunton's
promotion to the supreme bench, are Hon.
Martin g. Everts, Thomas G. Robbins ana
Henry Hall, esq.
Y When Vermont editor gets up and re-
fers to a Wisconsin man as Wisconsinper,
the latter simply telegraphs hack that he
wants nothing moro to do with a Vel
montstrosity. Chicdgo Journal.
A congregation of more than three thou
sand persons assembled at st. Peters
church on Monday afternoon to witness
the ceremonies of taking the veil. This is
probably the largest audience ever gathered
In an ediHce In Rutland.
4 We are indebted to Rev. J. G. johnson,
pastor, for copy of his discourse on the
history Of the Congregational church in
Rutland. which has been published by re.
quest of the church. Copie, can be pro.
cured at Spaulding & Co.'S. at tie nor nal
cos, Of publication.
Regular assembly of Killipgton C
msndery of Knights Templar this tues
daJ) evening at 7. 30 o'clock, at The {. I'll.
Members of the commAndery will L.. .'eaI
in full uniform. Sir Heights in regular
standing are courteously invited to be
present.
A committee appointed by or at the in
stance of the Methodist church In Rutland
In which the Methodist churches of Pitts
ford and Poultney are represented, are in
vestisati..y the case of 81. W. Nye. Or
Saturday Mr.. Nye made statement t.
them and DR.. C. G. Lewis and B. w
Marhall, his bondsmen, to the Aetna lif'
insurance company were examined.
Hon. Daniel Roberts of Burlington il
mentioned as . prominent candidate TO
, Judge of the supreme court in the case O.
vacancy. 1t Is said he will be largely en-
dorssd by the bar Of the state without ref
srsnce to locality. The objection that h
10 not resident of the circuit is met b,
friends with the reply that Judge Wheele
wac not residen! of the circuit nor neve
has been.
Building operations will probably com
mence rather late the present season, AM
the present outlook is not very favorable
The building of one or two large block
Is rumored. but nothing definite has a
yet been decided upon in that direction
It cannot be denied that here as in othe
large towns, the supply of stores and tent
ments exceeds the demand, and while thi
state OF things continues there Is little en-
couragement to increase the number. Blu
the signs of healthy reaction are multi
plying, and Rutland 10 very favorably stu
ated to share In the benefits of general re
vival of business The low pr COS Of labo
and materials will make the opening seaso
favorable one 10 prepare for the goo
time coming.