The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-04
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RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

Eg'No paper will be issued from this
office tomorrow Saturday morning.
The sun sets tonight at 7:39 rises to
morrow morning at 42S sets on Saturday
evening at 7;39; rises on Sunday morning
at 4:29 and sets at 739 rises on Monday
.Jpvtial train for Burlington leaves at
7:30 this morning.
b. w. Marshall, Esq, is engaged in de-
sirable repairs upon his residence on
Cottage street.
The Baptist church has just added a
handsome outside projection to the west
door of that edfice.
The Fourth was duly heralded at mid
night and even an hour earlier last night
by the firing of small cannon by Young
America and the blowing of horns. The
latter we are inclined to think were of
different breed than the ''fish-horn" as they
had the true ring to them and were not
easily frightened.
Hon.. Trenor w. Park, Hon. II. G.
Root, j. G. Mccullough, J. Halsey Cush-
man of the Bennington Banner, and Col.
NJ. S. Colburn of Manchester passed thro
town yesterday en- route to Burlington to
witness the unwilling of the statue of
Ethan Allen to-day.
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde of Casteton, and
John Cain, Esq, of Rutland, are the vice
presidents for Rutland county at the in
auguration to-day.
Charles J. Randall, the Route agent on
the Saratoga railroad, was taken seriously
ill at the depot yesterday and was i'm
mcdiately taken to his residence. He was
great sufferer for many hours but more
comfortable at latest accounts. Post.
master Kilburn sent out a clerk from the
postoffice with the Saratoga mails.
A contest is now going on between the
Vermont Central and Connecticut River
railroad for the possession and control OF
the Vermont Valley, and the playing be-
tween the two is becoming somewhat in
teresting.
The legislature of New Hampshire ha
returned the thanks of the state to Hon
John A. Page of Montpelier, for the gif
of portrait of his father, Gov. Page, t.
the portrait gallery of the capitol
The town bonds of Greensboro, Vt.
sold in Boston ON Wednesday for SO; st
Johnsbury bonds at SGa
Rev. w. G. Davenport of Hydeville
ofilciates at the Episcopal church il
Whitehall on Sunday evening,
On Monday morning, little screw
steamer passed through the Whitehall can
al, bound north, containing party of eigh
men. This little vessel was about fiftec
feet in length, and was steaming along at
pretty goodrate of speed.
Frank Fitch of Troy, N. Y, who tw
years ago played several match games q
billiards with Hiram Levin here, will ope
billiard saloon at San Francisco.
England is celebrated for Its fog
France for its frogs, Ireland for its bog
Canada for its dogs, Maine for its logs an
Ohio for its logs.
If you do not wish man to do a thin
you had better get him to talk about it
for the more men talk, the more like
they are to do nothing else.
Very odd ear. rings are made of gold a
rows, the stick going through the ear, al
the head of the arrow being screwed on q
tcrward.
Mrs Scott Siddons is engaged to give
series of dramatic performances in Vienn
in the German language, this summer
Lemons are quoted at $14 box and
the Free Press says sat that rate lemona
and 'sarsparilla sours' will certainly be
expensive luxury"
A Frenchman who stole "a passenge
yalise from the Saratoga train at Coz
stocks Landing yesterday afternoon, W
arrested and lodged in Jail at Whitehall.