The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-18
MAILS ARRIV
DASnES HERE AND THERE.


The sun sets tonight At Cos rises 10.
morrow morning at f:4l
An old building which has stood ON the
ground owned by the Harlem Extension
company, on Strong.s avenue, has heen
purchased by Mr. j, w Cramton, and is
being moved to Church street. to make
room for the new Central Vermont freight
depot to be erected on the spot
Mr. Frank VI Pierce the prince of hotel
clerks, at the Bates House, takes vacation
tomorrow for the space of two on three
weeks to gather renewed inspiration in
mingling with his many friends in and
about the country. Vacations are an
epoch in the life OF one who has stood by
the helm as faithfully ms has Frank
Mr., Henry o. Carpenter, the popular
chief clerk Of the Bardwcll House leaves
tomorrow TO visit his friends in the Gran
tie state, and takes 4 furlough for . Wcel,
ur SO, which, we trust. will be for his
pleasure and good health.
We learn that Mrs. Garfield ol Airing
ton, The aged mother OF Rev DR.. Eli
Garfield and Zadoc Garfield, lies very i'll
81 pneumonia, at her residence, and Is not
expect to recover
Geo, ". Hartman, Esq, OF Bennington,
who has been seriously i'll for some days,
was still in very critical condition yestcr-
day.
Rev. IL. II. La Mountaine OF Montreal,
accompanied by three ladies from that city,
and twenty young lady scholars from New
York, dined at the Bates House yesterday
On their way 10 the Canadian city.
The rolling stock for the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad to the extent of a
handsome engine, eight substantial freight
cars, baggage and mail and one fine pas
senger car, arrived at Montpelier on Tues
day evening. Trains run between Plain
deld and Montpelier this week TO accom-
MEDIATE the people attending the County
Fair near Montpelier
The Orange county agricultural associa-
ton, which includes besides its own coun-
~, the town of Reygate in Caledonia coun-
~, and Haverhill, Piermont, Oxford and
Lynn in New Hampshire, began its 22d
annual fair at Bradford on Tuesday. Hon.
Luke 7. Poland delivered the address on
Monday afternoon, and considerable trot-
ting was INDUCED in
Irving j. Whitcomb OF Ludlow, has q
atock Of sweet corn on exhibition which
measures ten feet and nine inches in length.
This beats the specimen at the State Fair
The chair factory at Proctorsyille il
again in operation, and win soon employ
fourteen men. The amount subscribed Is
10000, portion of which has been paid
in They will be able to make 600 chair
seats day, The shafting Of the factory
was made and put up by w A Patrick OF
Ludlow.
The freight agent AZ Ludlow, Mr.. L. W
smith, has forwarded during the laa
month, 100000 pounds of freight and re
oeived 929, 500 pounds; amount Of money
sent by express, S1l, 1850 received 70,
the sale of tickets S1,l75.O0
The Connecticut River Ministerial Asso
citation meets at Chester on Tuesday, thC
ned inst
Mr. A ) Cfamton has sold one OF hi:
short horn calves, six months old, fol
=125
Franklin county fair opened AT sheldon
yesterday
y man named Caycrno, employed Oh
the Passumpsic railroad while working OF
the track near White River Junction
Tuesday morning, was run over, having
both legs ont off and receiving oiher in
Juries.
The Congress and Grand Union hotels il
Saratoga closed on Tuesday last for tn
season
Hop picking has commenced III noither
New York. The crop ie a light one
Fires are raging in the woods near swan
ton and the village of swanton Falls is en-
dangered.
- hiSNtiLG VI tbN Joi VIZ AVN JN-NN.Ass
with reference to the unwilling of tn
monument to be erected over the grave q
Nathaniel Chapman at Tinmouth, and til
proposed exercises to take place at tina
time A committee of three, consisting c
Col w G. Veazey. Judge Dunton an
Col c II Joyce, was appointed to max
arrangements for the occasion, who are e2
pected to report to-day. The monument
ready to be put up and the ceremonies wi
take place at On early day
Mrs Briggs, widow lady residing
Clarendon, lost her purse at OF near IL
depot on Tuesday, which contained SON
$40 10 money and note to the amount {
800, OF more. She was just ready
take the train north, but in consequence
the loss was obliged to return home.