The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-27

DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 800; rises to-
morrow morning at G:2S.
Killington Lodge, No, I. o. o. f. meets
this Monday evening at 100 O'Clock at
Oddfellows Hail. GLOBE Block.
Quite bevy of young ladies were riding
through our streets on Saturday afternoon
on horseback
1t is stated by the Troy papers, on good
authority that the recent announcement
of the reduction Of the fare on the Rcns-
selaer & Saratoga railroad was entirely I'M
authorized. The officers of the road say
they cannot afford to reduce fares, as the
receipts of the road last year only paid
seUen per cent interest on the stock.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of Allen & Drew, on second page
They are enterprisng men and keep an eX-
cellent stock of goods
Mcmahon, the Rutland wrestler, is again
victor, as will be seen by an account in
another column.
Fires were raging last evening on Pine
Hill
Hon. William T. Horrobin arrived in
New York on Saturday morning by the
Abyssnia.
Ninety nine cents is the watchword of a
new firm just opening a fine stock of
goods. Look over their advertisement.
Mr.. Benjamin f. Pitts, an employc at
the Rutland Chair Factory, while at work
near the circular saw on Saturday forenoon
received severe cut on the left hand
which severed the muscles of the little and
second finger, below the joints, making a
very ragged cut but escaping the bone,
The wound was sewcdup and is doing well.
The next lecture of the Brandon course
is to be given by Hon. VIM. Parsons, Nov
25th.
Hon. H. G. Root of Bennington has
been making tour of inspection Of the
new court houses in the state preparatory
to re-modeling the neto court house at Ben
nington.
See Putnam & Curtis advertisement of
apples.
A law of the state requires that all path
masters, superintendent and commission
ers of highways, shall once month dur
ing that portion of the year when the
ground is free from snow remove all loose
stones from the travelled portions of the
highway. Another clause of the law
makes it the duty of Selectmen and Trus-
tees to see that the provisions Of the law
are enforced. If the law was complied
with in the village of Rutland there would
be less damage to the vehicles that pass
over them
George W. Hartman, Esq, of Benning
ton is sufficiently convalescent to admit OF
his walking about the streets.
Chief Engineer VIM Hale, Esq, Of Es
sex, who is veteran among Vermont
railroads is making survey, and alterations
in the railroad from Glastonbury to Ben
nington.
Walton's Vermont Register will soon be
out Read announcement in another
column.
The Bennington steam fire engine anC
nose company, give q grand fremens bal
Library hall on Tuesday evening next, thu
2sth.
c. G. Lincoln, Esq, of North Benning
ton, has placed two hundred dollars at thu
disposal of the trustees of the graded schoo
of that village to be expended in setting
out shade trees on the school lot
Sammy Tratro of Salem, aged 10 years
stole $40 from boarder in the house o
his brother-in-law, in Rutland, recently
and the Troy Press says he was sent to tn
Refuge
The Peekskill robbers returned by mai
the 81 900 non-negotiable check stole
from Mr.. Post
Our citizens should read sketch o
Thomas Mast on the second page, and the
all 20 and hear him at the Opera Hous
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. James Porter, d. D., of New forl
preached an able and instructive dlsconfs
at the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. III. f. Austin, pastor of the Meme
dist church, occupied the pulpit OF u
Congregational church at West Rutlan
yesterday
Rev. Father Boylan preached practic
sermon yesterday morning, at ST. Peter
church, which gave great satisfaction
all who listened to it. AT the Vesper sc
ice. AT 7 o'clock, st. Peters was, Tor u
first time, lit with gas, giving splend
appearance to the audience room' al
called forth large congregation to wi
ness it.
A freight train of thirty-one loaded ca
arrived over the Rensselaer, " saratoi
road, at two o'clock on Sunday afte
noon.
Rev. j. G. johnson occupied the pull
of the Congregational church yesterday