The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-15

One of John @ Writers choicest poems
on the first page
sleghing in Pittsheld Vt, and Cam
bridge, n. Y.
Rev. c. b. Hubert, pastor of the Con
gregational church, breaches the sermon on
Thanksgiving day, at the Union service, to
be held at Bennington.
Bennington has % inches of snow.
4 story and miscellaneous items on the
fourth page.
Remember this is the last night of the
Glassford Sisters at the Opera House.
Judge Barrett has been elected president
of the Woodstock ice company.
The Woodstock Standard says A trav-
cling individual is now in these parts sell
ing, by sample prints at cents per yard,
cotton cloth-two yards wide for cents,
Brussels corpeting at 60 cents, etc. He
also has woolens which he delivers, selling
one, two, three four or five suits of clothes
for thirty or thirty-hve dollars. We haven't
heard of his delivering any of the goods he
sells by sample but then, of course, it is
all on the square.
Henry Barnard, Esq. president of the
National Bank of Springfield, is seriously
i'll.
An interesting account of the Evangeli-
cal Alliance, by Rev. John f. Aiken of
Pawct. will be found on the first page.
Quartermaster General Lyndes illness is
the result of an injury to his head, sustain
ed, recently, while returning by rail from
tie West.
Tie Brattleboro Phaair says: Montpel-
ier's grand list shows an increase of $500,
$50 in real estate valuation over last year
decrease in the valuation of personal
property of Sl99,G13 reduction IN the
number of polls of 393, and an increase in
the number of dogs of 697
Emusic in the Home" is the caption of
an excellent article on the second page
John A. Sleicher, city editor of the Troy
Press, and wife. returned to Troy on Thurs
day evening from their wedding tour, and
were serenaded by Sullvan's band.
The Brooklyn Eagle says of "Chris and
Lena, or German Life on the Mississippi:"
The play abounds with singing and dane
ing, which together constitutes its chief at
traction. Mr. Farron assumes the charac-
ter OF an freshman, one Tim Flahcrty in
the play These two artists have had Il
most successful season, and rank high in
the profession as dialect actors They are
the best song and dance men that have ap-
peared at this city this season, and will
probably draw u crowded house every
night.
Estey & Co., Brattlcboio, have reduced
the hours Of labor to eight.
Brattleboro is holding effective Sabbath
evening temperance meetings.
A very large audience assembled TO hear
Mrs. Livermore's lecture at Brattlcboro.
Rev. Edward Mills will preach an inter
csting sermon on the Esd of November.
Mr.. n. p Kingsley, the longtime dealer
in furniture, crockery, ETC., at Brandon,
has sold out his entire stock of goods to DIR.
Z. d. Gibbs, of that place, for the sum of
$4,000.
A little boy named Simpson, living on
Evelyn street, was run over by Il team on
the street yesterday morning, but fortuna
tcly escaped any serious injury although
somewhat bruised.
Among the patents issued at the United
States patent Office for the week ending
Oct. 2Sth, is one to Laurent Ruel of st.
Johnsbury, for car coupling
Chester asks a question in another
column.
Go and see the Glassford's to-nightn the
play of Lucrctia Borga
j. w. King on Furnace street, keeps
constantly on hand sash doors, blinds and
house furnishing material, Of every des-
crpt0n, See advertisement.
Canal frcights have been low the entire
season. Those who expected to pay for
their boats out of this seasons profits have
failed completely in their calculations, and
only Il hand-to-mouth living has been af-
fordsd them. For some time past great
many boats have been laid up, unable to
obtain cargoes at rates that would pay.
The Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance
Company at Burlington, are rapidly taking
tirst-class risks, ana there is every pros
pect that its business the first year will far
exceed the most sanguine expectations of
! those who organized it.
The Central Vermont Railroad company
have contracted with company in Boston
! to put on an iron bridge across the Winoos-
Xxi, below Waterbury. 1t is understood
that the bridge is in readiness to go up so
soon as weather and water shall prove fav-
| orable