The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27
LOCAL MENTION.

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Hermit's letter on the outside.
New sugar is coming in quite plentifully.
Spring painting and repairing are begin
ming vigorously.
A legal gentleman had quite "shaky'
dispute with boy the other day.
Don't forget Slavln's cabin singers to-
night. No one should fail to hear them.
Edward Dana, who has been teaching in
Cambridge, N. Y, has returned for short
vacation.
Charles E. Jackman of Castleton caught
apickerel in Lake Bomoseen, on Monday,
weighing l93 pounds.
DR.. Cyrus Porter has rallied somewhat
from his paralytic condition, and is at
times able to speak and be moved about
the room.
Center st.0J; = a runaway yesterday.
Men, WON ildren waltzed out of
the way In lu,ly. Nobody injured and
little damage done.
The current expenses of the schools of
the village of st. Adams for the past
year ending March 81, were S10,695. 26.
Teachers salaries $7,2440O.
slavin's cabin singers hold prayer
meeting In the parlors of the Baptist
church at nine o'clock this morning, to
which the public is invited.
1t will be seen from the report of w. G.
Landon school district treasurer, published
In another column, that balance re-
mains In the treasury OF $53291.
The drama entitled enlisted for the
War" and farce my Turn Next" will be
repeated at High school hall. Wallingford,
on Wednesday evening next, March 2Sth.
A. Fl. Danforth says the report current
on the street here that he made a speech
after the race recently is untrue, and that
he was too badly hurt at the time 10 speak.
DR.. Charles Woodhouse has commenced
extensive additions TO his residence on
Grove street, which will make it one of
the most commodious dwellings on that
street.
Rutland challenges Castleton to play
game of chess by postal card. Castleton
has accepted and chosen the black. Rut-
land opens the game and will commence
soon.
The tram which left here at ten o'clock
last evening struck and instantly killed a
man walking on the track, at Valley Falls,
on the Troy and Boston road. Name un-
known.
The annual school meeting will take
place at the high school room this evening
at Z o'clock. This meeting should receive
the attention o. cry voter, as many mat
tiers of impo. .Je will be considered.
The spring term of the graded schools
began their session yesterday with q full
corps of teachers, except Miss Ada Walker
of the high school, who is detained at
home by'illness. The attendance upon al
the schools was large.
The church choirs are preparing tier
Easter music. Some of it is to be very
elaborate. In Trinity church the choir will
be Miss Hattie E. Edison, soprano, Miss
Eva Horner, alto, Henry NJ. Bailey, tenor,
F. NJ. Davis. bass, with l.. A. Morse as
organist.
On Monday, April ID, John w. Cram
ton, administrator Of the estate of Porter
Benson, will sell at auction at his late resi-
dence in Clarendon, four miles south of
Rutland, at IL o'clock noon. rs good
dairy COWS, young horses, and other ami
mails. The stock is desirable and will be
sold for cash or good approved paper.
Santa Barbara, California, is rapidly be-
coming one of the finest pleasure resorts on
the Pacific coast. II has mild climate,
and some Of the best hotels in the golden
state. The Arlington hotel is not excelled
anywhere. We have before us Christmas
bill of fare which enumerates a list of
dishes for royal dinner. Two Rutland
boys are now engaged In the hotel-R. N.
Currier, stoIekeeper, and Otis ]. Currier,
waiter-sons of O. W. Currier.
A good aid. greeted Slavin's cabin
singers, at Hn hall, last evening.
The singing was admirable, and had more
Of the genuine southern camp-meeting
GLORY" spirit to it than any ever heard
here. They sing the choruses and refraine
es II they felt them and not to show the
audience how ridiculous they are. Some
Of the solos were fine, Mr.. Parham singing
"Old black Joe" with infinite pathos. Miss
Allen has wonderful soprano voice, and
her solo at the pano-in which she intro
duced runs and trills so sweet aud true
that any concert singer might envy them
was enthusiastically encored. She sang
the "Swanee river" with great expression.
Her voice 10 better than Miss Hyers' and
as good as almost any concert singer who
has sung here. They give concert this
avanip1 with m entire chanpa of pro