The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-11
MAILS ARRIVE.
RIITLAND AND VICINITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Cook of Windsor
having been utterly surprised !! f.. at the re-
ception of various articles of silver service
on the occasion of their silver wedding to
which they had issued invitations thus
finish congrego PASTORAL card. We wish
TO assure our beloved friends that We can
not speedily, we trust never, forget them
and their Astounding kindness and love.
Accept again the christian benediction, so
many times pronounced upon you in love,
and now, if possible, in deeper love than
ever before, May the saving grace of our
Lord Jesus Christ the Astounding love of
God our Father, and the sweet and com.
forting fellowship of the Holy Spirit, bc
ever with each one of you. Amen.
OF which the vcrnacular as well as the
benediction. is little mixed. Perhaps
the feminine Cook is she-prcacher, that
would explain all but the vernacular.
The sun sets tonight at 1886, and rises
at 4:o2 tomorrow morning.
Rutland lodge of Good Tcmplars meets
this Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall at 7:30.
This is the date of the attack on the is
land of Corea in 1871.
Brattleboro is to have horse trot on
the grounds of the Windham county Park
Association on Thursday next, $1,000 be-
ing offered in prizes.
Hon. l.. b. Engesby of Burlington, Past
Grand Master of Vermont, was visitor
TO the Grand Lodge of New York on Fri
day last, and was received with all the
honors of the institution.
RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET, June o.
There was slight decline in butter on
Monday Sales at 90 to 24c. for good
25c. for choice. About $50 tubs sold for
the above prices. Cheese from 8 to 12c.
ms for quality.
An exchange reports
A clergyman is reported to be authority
for the statement that convention of
baldheaded men is soon to be held in Bos-
ton for the purpose of reviving the old wig
party
We learn from the Free Press and Times
that DR.. Samuel w. Thayer, formerly of
Burlington and for some time resident of
Brainerd, Mimi, has been on clutches
for some time past, caused by a fall which
severely injured the ligament of one of his
knees. The hurt is serious one and
much worse than fracture and is liable
to be of much Inconvenience to the Doctor
in hic Iutinc nr Thauar 10 nf tba
best known men in Vermont and has ever
been an honor to his profession.
Some little interest is being revived in
town just now over the proposed new
street from Perkins avenue to West street,
running north and south in a straight line
from the residence of Ben X Chase to
Trinity Church. The Commissioners ap-
pointed to look into the matter, Messrs.
Ross of Brandon, Batchelder of Wallng-
ford and Round of Clarendon, reported its
feasibility to the court last term, but no
action was taken upon it. Testimony is
now being taken in this village with view
to set aside the report of the Commission
ers. Considerable objection is raised
against the project on account of the route
being laid out to run through the lot own
ed by the Trinity Church at the corner OF
West and Wales streets, being of damag-
ing nature to the present site of the church
and against the interests of said Society.
The testimony now taken is to be submit
ted to the next term of the County Court.
The washington No. 2" had out theil
engine in its new regalia last evening foi
trial on Merchants Row. The boys were
fully represented and worked with will
to show what they can do on slight PROV
ocation. They threw to the length of 1915
feet last evening, and it was not much of a
night for throwing either. The engine
shonc respondent and was much admired
by our citizens who saw it for the frs
time in its new dress.
Sunday trains ON the Rensselaer, and Sar
atoga railroad will begin running on TIN
Goth inst
AT the Typographical Convention hell
at Montreal last week, it was resolved t.
recommend to subordinate unions the send
ing to Congress petitions asking for an in
creased tariff upon imported printed mat
ter
GENERAL NOTES
The st. Adams Messenger makes TIN