The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28

Clarence Marion Foster. of Rutland,
was among the graduates Of Dartmouth
College on Thursday.
The building of a new and substantial
freight depot on the site OF the old village
hall is in contemplation.
I Tie salutatory by Frederic Il. Bailey,
and valedictory Grafton by Edward ID.
Page, delivered at the closing exercises of
the high school on Friday, are crowded
out to-day. They will appear in Mondays
issue.
The sun sets tonight AT $40; rises TO-
morrow morning at aga sets on Sunday
evening at al rises on Monday morning
at 4.25.
Elder l.. Boutell OF Chelsea Mass, will
preach in the Advent Church on West St.. 4,
on Sunday at 10.45 and 40, and 700
y. m
To-day is the anniversary of the death of
Henry Clay in 1862.
Eleven years ago tomorrow the Seven
Days Battle was in progress.
The many visitors at Castleton during the
commencing exercises the present week,
speak with universal favor of the Lake
Bomosecn House, and the splendid treat
ment they received at the hands of " mine
host" Collins, its well-known proprietor.
This hotel was crowded throughout the
week but accepted the increased demands
upon Its capacity with the best possible
grace, giving all abundant attention, good
fare and plenty of it. All who visit the
beautiful village of Castleton should not
fail to call at the "Bomoseen.
The Herald appeared last Saturday
morning with hand-bll having reading
matter on the back which ii called sup
plemcnt. The discriminating reader will
observe that the GLOBE has as much mat
ter every day as the HeraH on Saturday,
with its supplement added, even when
the supplement is printed on both sides.
The conservation of st. Peters church.
(Roman Catholic of this village. occurs
Tomorrow
Hon. Charles n. Davenport of Brattlc-
boro, was in town last night, stopping at
the Bardwell House.
The Rutland HeraM is having very
serious time nowadays They have had
two special village meetings called to ''lo-
cate tax that will he especially compli-
mentary and agreeable to the HeroM poo
pie With laborious columns of nervous
editorials with illimitable interviews and
button-holes on all available
strect-corners the irreprcssiblc editor has
written, coaXcd, scolded, prayed and thrca-
tened, all to no purpose the voters don't
scare worth cent, they insist upon doing
as they please, and the ReroM isn't happy.
1t used to be different Sic t,unsir. ETC. -
Bennington Banner.
Fans are now in order.
The woman who works out her highway
taxes this year lives in She rburnc.
Hon. James Barrett of Woodstock, has
been chosen President, and Rev. w. II. |
Lord, u. d., of Montpelier, Vice-Prcsi-
dent of the Alumni of Dartmouth Col |
lege
Reading matter on the flrst page.
The foundation walls of the two new
wings to the Vermont Insane Asylum at
Brattleboro. are already laid, and the
nasons are now engaged in raising the
brick walls.
The Vermont Central railroad will pro-
oably, later in the season, issue tickets to
Montreal, and return at prices eonsidera-
ply below the regular fare. Such an OK
,ursion would prove exceedingly popular.
A party of Brattleboreans have just re-
turned from the Adirondacks where they |
200 pounds of trout.
Some ladies who esteem il about to pay |
fashionable calls, are talking about using |
postal cards.