The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-14
LOCAL MENTION.
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CARNIVAL ia the latest.

LOCAL MENTION.
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CARNIVAL is the latest.
Mr.. Anson Nicholson Is seriously i'll.
Miss Julia Plerpoint fell recently, break
ing her hip bone.
Read the new advertisement of the
Boston 90 cent store.
Thomas Stewart, the injured brakeman,
was quite comfortable last evening.
A young barrister arrived at Counsellor
Joel q. Bakers residence on Tuesday.
The winter term OF the schools closes this
week Friday. After one weeks vacation
the spring term will begin.
z. V. X. Wilson went yesterday to Bos-
ton, from whence he goes by steamer to
Savannah, for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. Spencer G. Rogers of Troy, is court
stenographer this term, position he has
filled most acceptably for some years now.
There is considerable speculation as to
what part of the town the now workhouse
is to be located as well as who is to build it.
Strawberries are beginning to appear in
city markets and fellow with dollar 10
spare may ENJOY a couple of those delica-
cies.
This Is the season of the year to plant
sidewalks. They thrive best in localities
that have been encountered by rotten
plants.
John P. Phair is to be hung next month
at Windsor and the photographers will dis
miss him with line: 80 fair and yet 30
diabolical.
The funeral services Of William R.
Wheeler will be attended at West Rutland
to-day and the remains taken to Ludlow
for burial.
John G. Murphy, who has been studying
medicine with DR.. ]. d. Hanrahan, left
yesterday to attend course of medical lee
lures at Burlington.
Regular meeting Of the Rutland reform
club at their rooms this evening, at 1880
o'clock. Literary entertainment and read
ing of the Literary Gazette.
Vicinity items from Dandy, East Hub
bardton, Felchville, Plttsford, South Lon
donderry, South Wallingford, and Simons-
vile will be found on the outside.
The dramatic presentation of enlisted
for the war;" at Wallingtord tonight, bids
fair to be largely attended, and the audi
ence well repaid for their patronage.
Among those from out of town In at
tendance upon the session of court yester-
day were Hon. ]. W. Stewart of Middle
bury, and 1. M. Trip, sheriff of Addison
county.
Who says the Indian isn't becoming civ
ilized7 A Cattaraugus, N. Y, squaw who
wants to know why the white man follows
her path, has Just sued a pale faced citi-
zen for breach of promise.
Z. A. Morse left yesterday for six
weeks trip through the south in the inter-
eets of the Brandon manufacturing CON-
pany. He will visit Washington, New Or
leans, and intermediate cities.
The custom-house RAIDS don't like the
Evarts being made to give the south the
Key to the postofflce department. They
call 1t not bloody but dirty Schurz
business. -Rfhmond Enquirer
Yesterday was a genuine sugar day,
being bright and warm preceded by the
regulation "sugar snow" The dealers had
out their evaporators, boilers, buckets and
all the attendant articles for the inspection
of customers.
There Is no truer indication of the sp-
proach of spring than to see wagon load
Of red bedsteads, a half dozen split bottom
chairs and a one legged dough trough be-
ing transported from one section Of the
town to another.
The special train for Burlington left at
ten o'clock a. m, John Clifford conductor,
Sllas Holcomb engineer, arrived at Burling-
ton at 1890 p. M, and left after the funeral
of Judge Smalley about five o'clock p. M,
arriving in Rutland at 7:10 p. m.
Frank Shedd fell from box car near
Rip,ey's crossing, at Center Rutland, Mon
day, and was severely injured, his Shout
der being crushed by the wheels. He has
been injured once before in the same place.
He Is the son of F. w. Shedd, the mer-
chant.
The state and county committees on the
location of the new workhouse will meet
here tomorrow. The state committee Is
Gen. W. w. Grout Of Barton, Albert
Clarke of st. Adams, and N. p. Simons Of
Rutland. The county committee 10 Col.
Redneld Proctor, Cyrus Jennings of Hub
bardton, and Lyman Batchelder of Wal
lingford.
Miss Mary Burnham, formerly precep-
tress in the Montpelier and Rutland high
schools, and more recently of Wellesley fe-
male college, has been applied to, to take
charge of a young ladies' seminary, to be
established at Northampton, Mass, with a
view especially to preparing girls for adj
mission to the new Smith female college,
and has consented to take the position.
A Serious Accident.