The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-03


II is rum,rcd that on and after today
the wages of all day laborers employed by
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
will he reduced ten per cent.
Mr.. Charles H. Wooster Is preparing 10
canvass Rutland and vicinity Tor the new
work entitled "rhe Gilded Age and
written by Mark Twain and Charles Dud-
bv Warner, The name Of Mark Twain is
alone sufficient guarantee OF the worth
of the book, while we understand it has
rare interests as n readable and instructive
work. We have no doubt MIR. Wooster
will he emincntly successful in scattering
the book broadcast among our citizens.
Saturday was the feast of All Saints and
was day of obligation. The church has
instituted a single feast in memory of all
the Saints. to obtain abundant mercy from
God, by employing a great multitude OF
intcrccssors. to exhibit the communion be-
tween the saints on earth and those who
are in Heaven, and TO show that we are
called to a holy life, because there being
among the saints persons of all ages, OF all
sexes. and of all conditions.
|. V. Baker Esq, President of the New
| York and Canada railroad, was in town on
Saturday.
On the first page will be found another
excellent article entitled "Nore about max
NO Home attractive
The expectations of slate from Vermont
has been largely increased.
james Fisk, the elder, has presented to
the Universalist Sunday School at South
Adams, a 5000 picture of "The Flight into
Egypt
The Montpelier and Wells River railroad
will he completed within a month";
The village of Grecnbush, n. Y, is with
ont money and pay its police and current
expenses in village orders, which draw in
tcrcst from date
The general term of the Supreme Court
is in session at Montpelier last week. All
the Judges, except Judge Barrett, are pre-
sent.
A young man named Frank Jones was
found dead in his bed at the Libby House,
New York, on Wednesday night, with a
pistol shot wound in his forehead. 1t is
thought he committed suicide A letter
was found in his pocket from NIilly Brown,
Benson, VI.
We regret to learn that Hon. Giles Ilar-
rington, a well known citizen of Grand
Isle county, lies dangerously sick at Silver
Lake House at Black Brook, n. y.
1t is said that the grangers are increasing
very rapidly throughout the State. j. NJ.
Poland of the Montpelier Waterman, is a
leading Patron in Washington county
The High School at Plattsburg, n. Y,
was visited on Tuesday by Lord Alfred
Churchill and Lady Churchill, of England
Lord Churchill was one of the foreign de-
legates TO the Evangelical Alliance.
An article on the freights of the Rens-
selaer g. Saratoga railroad on the fourth
page, will possess interest to those
engaged in transportation.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Vermont is about making an extensive
campaign throughout the state.
Meetings are soon to he held at various
| places in the county by the farmers for the
discussion of various public questions in
which they interested, such as the swim
dies of middle men and the railway trans
portaton question.
The woman of a Wisconsin town have
organized to prosecute the men who leave
their teams standing on the street eros
sings.
The Whitehall authorities and citizens
are looking to the enforcement of the law
relative to the selling of intoxicating liquor
| on the Sabbath.
y Woodstock paper says "Woodstock
has about nine hundred youths who can 20
to Sabbath school, of whom about four
| hundred do and five hundred do not" 1t
adds Evidently there is field for Home
Missionaries and more Sunday school
books.