The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-14
LOCAL MENTION.


VIM. Il. Thrall arrived in town last
evening.
Spring suits in gray and checks are be-
ginning to appear.
Village politics are beginning to be o
topic of conversation.
Morse Brothers have Saratoga water on
draught in their fountain.
Clam chowder this evening at the oyster
house saloon, Center street.
. e. A. Morse is expected home from his
trip to New Orleans to-day
Spring trade is springing up. If you
would secure your share advertise.
An exchange says "murder," just now
is what interests the Rutland papers.
Rev. Norman Ssavsr, D. D., will preach
at the Congregational church tomorrow.
Those who come TO talk about others
are the ones who go TO others to talk about
you.
Judge Dunton appeared quite at ease az
presiding judge in the county court yes
terday.
The sound Of the carpet-beater was
heard IN the land yesterday as he vigorous
ly piled his trade.
j. Wilson Fisher is doing large and
prosperous trade at his new eating house,
No. 8 Merchants Row.
Spring doesn't seem to have revived
travel as yet, one train coming in last even-
ing with only three passengers.
The temperance workers will give an
entertainment at the Congregational chapel
this Saturday evening at 730 O'clock
Rev. j. w. Eaton, pastor of the Method
ist church will preach his last sermon of
the present conference year tomorrow.
Additional cars have been attached to
the trains on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
railroad to accommodate the increasing
travel.
In another column will be found the
warning for the annual village election to
take place on Wednesday, April 25th, at
two o'clock p. m.
The statement of Myer Abrams, the Bos-
ton pawnbroker, published in another COL
umn, contIadicts Mr.. Phair in several i'm
portant particulars.
J.C. Dunn who has been away on trip
north, returned last evening. He came
from Burlington to Plattsburg by boat, the
first one of the season.
Deputy Sheriff George w. Crawford,
leaves this morning in charge of John
Patton, to deliver him under his sentence to
the state prison at Windsor.
Hon. W. II. Il. Bingham of Stowe was
in town yesterday adjusting recent losses
by fire for the Vermont mutual fire insur-
ance company of Montpelier.
The depot parks were well and thorough
ly cleared yesterday afternoon of the col
lection of winter rubbish, and soon they
will be dressed in the brightest green.
Good farm hands who have commanded
$25 to $50 a month can now get only from
$12 to $17 and some farmers who have
kept hired man are getting along without.
ss,ssMembers of the II. Ii. Baxter hose COM
pany are requested to meet at their hall
this Saturday evening at o'clock sharp.
Every member is requested to be present.
The members of Washington engine
company No. 2, hose, ARE requested to meet
at their rooms this Saturday afternoon at
five O'Clock. to act on business of import
auce.
Marsh o. Perkins, principal of the
Windsor high school, son of our towns
man, II. O. Perkins, has been chosen enc
of the county school examiners of Windsor
county.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of administrators sale of the stock, tools
aud store fixtures of the late II. II. Dyer,
which will come Off on the 18th and 10Th
instant.
The Bennington Banner says that the
fees on the will of Commodore Vanderbilt
TO be probated in that district will alone
more than pay the whole expenses of the
courts for this year.
A false alarm of fire was raised on Cen
ter street about o'olock last evening. 1t
called several of the flremeu to their posts
OF duty but none OF the engines or hose
carts were taken from their rooms.
A fine line of ladies' hats have Just been
received at the Boston ninety-nine cent
store. A new hat ought to grace the head
of every lady in t)wn when they can be
purchased at this Unprecedented low price.
X. NJ. Could, esq, president OF the az.
ISOLATION of Sons and daughters of Yer
mont at Worcester, Mass, for copy of
the pamphlet contai-iog the proceedings OF
the society in 1874. Mr. Gould is a native
of Newfane, Windham county.
Mr.. Carrigan of the Boston Globe, and
his associate made but little progress in his
attempt to "bulldoze" the residents in The
vicinity of the late residence of Mrs
Freeze, because they would not give state
ments to suit his purpose. lie had better