The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-13
LOCAL MEN TON.

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The police court has become quiet again.
Gray Is to be the fashionable spring
color
Common malformation-Too long q
tongue.
Painted kid fans arc among the latest
novelties.
Among the new prints are plain cardinal
red aud plain dark brown percales.
A forcible and interesting letter of the
Hermit of New York will be found upon
the outside.
A number of Rutland and Brandon peo-
pie will attend the masonic reunion at Yer
gennes to-day.
Attention is called to the auction sale of
]. B. Meeker's bankrupt stock, commenc-
ing on Thursday afternoon next.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
civil authority will be held Wednesday
morning at the office of the selectmen.
valentinesare selling briskly and the pa
pers are being flooded with "my valentine"
poems. Tomorrow "the jig is up" with
them all.
Regular encampment Of Roberts poet
No. IA, department of Vermont, G. A. r.,
will be held this evening at Odd Fellows
hall at 7.30 o'clock.
The industrial branch of the Rutland
missionary association will meet at the mis-
sion rooms, Main street, this (Tuesday) al
ternoon at two o'clock.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Helen f.
Blaney will be at the residence of her
father, (Dea. Fields) in Hydevile, on
Wednesday, the 14th, at one o'clock p. m.
All the gentlemen who took part in the
performance of the 'Iast loaf" and 'Fire-
man" at Brandon are requested to meet at
the Reform club rooms at eight o'clock this
evening.
Mrs. Ann Ward, employed at Mark
Richardson's fell down stairs Monday,
breaking one arm and otherwise iniuriDg
her severely. DR.. Pond dressed the
wounds.
1t would seem to an ordinary mind that
street lamps were intended to be lighted.
The one at the corner of Green and Main
streets has been unlighted most of the time
for two or three weeks.
Every particle of sleighing had vanished
yesterday, but few sleighs we're still seen
dragging over the bare ground. A little
snow fell in the evening and possibly
enough may come go that the jingle of the
sleigh bells will be heard again.
The Delaware aud II udson canal CON-
pany have promulgated an order to the eff
feet that conductors will be particular
and have their brakemen see that passen-
gers are not allowed to enter cars at any
stations without first showing their tick
ets."
Rev. Lorenzo Marshall, presiding elder
of the Troy district, former pastor OF the
Methodist church in Castleton, has been
greatly afflicted in the death of his son, j.
Elmorc Marshall. He was young man OF
rare promise, and his death causes general
sorrow and awakens wide sympathy for the
afflicted family.
A large sleigh will leave here this even.
ing to convey persons to Wallingford tc
attend the dramatic entertainment
Parties desiring to 60 should leave
their names with Edward billiard THU
morning. The sleighlng on the Greek
road is quite good. The entertainment
promises to be a successful affair.
W. w. Hungerford, who is known Il
many of our citizens as the engineer, anC
quite active in endeavoring to secure th,
building of The Bethel and Rutland rail
road, has been appointed general superin
tendent of the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham
plain railroad. He is said to be an expe
rienced and efficient railroad man.
Dog owners may be interested to know
that the town clerk is now prepared to reg
lister their CANNES and issue the required
licenses and should remember that failin!
TO obtain such license before the first
April next they subject themselves to flu,
OF $15, and costs of prosecution. The cos
of q license is 80.
A Bennington man, the other day, Will
doing little writing at the bank, to IT,
his pen wrote his name In full on the bac
of a bans note. By way Of q joke, tn
note was properly filled and presented fo
payment. explanations following in du
time. That man will hereafter be carefl
how he leaves his signature lying aroun
loose.
The horse training school of A. II. Dar
forth, opened last evening at his room
No. 7. Center street. The class number
thirty-fve. The lecture and applicatio
of his theory we're successfully illustrate
upon vicious horse of Mr.. NJ. B. Bell.
fuller report of the opening night will
given 10 our next issue. The schools wi
be continued every evening during Il
week.
About half past five o'clock yesterds
afternoon, the young con of Mr.. Hem
Beals was driving along Merchants ro'
when the king bolt to the wagon came GU
throwing the boy out upon the frozf
ground, cutting his face somewhat al
quite serious cash in the upper lip. I
was taken into Morse Brothers drug stor