The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 700; rises to-
morrow morning at 5:0s. Sets on Sunday
evening at 600; rises on Monday morning
at 500.
Vermont Lodge No. /, of the Knights of
Pythias meets this evening at T:30. at Odd
Fellows hall, GLOBE block.
Sunday is the anniversary of Cromwell's
victory at Preston. in 164S.
''.Iohn Paul" tells of a pleasant table
companion at one of the fashionable Sar-
atoga hotels, who, after finishing his meal
deliberately takes out his false teeth. rinses
them in his goblet. and returns them to his
mouth As a consequence the ladies wait
until he has left the table, and either de-
cline TO drink water or take it in wine
glasses. The disgusting wretch is rich
New York lawyer.
The physicians report large number OF
cases of dysentcry among adults, but state
that children are not suffering so extern
sively from cholera infantum as usual.
The Connecticut river railroad is build
ing double track from Springfield to
Holyoke.
The steamer Vermont had over 200 pas
sengers on her trip south from Burlington,
Thursday last
John E. Huntoon of Rutland, has just
put on a set of his electromagnetic Allan
tic cable conductors on the buildings OF
the Vermont horse stock company at Shell
burn. Also on the building OF Mayor
Dodge of Burlington.
Tickets for the Montreal excursion from
Troy are still good for fifteen days. 1t
has been suggested that an excursion from
Rutland to Montreal can be organized
from Rutland over the Saratoga railroad to
Whitehall, through Lake Champlain by
steamer to Plattsburg or Rouse's Point,
thence by rail to Montreal, This would
make decidedly pleasant trip.
The grounds on which the new Frencl
Catholic church at Burlington is to b'
built, was soemnly dedicated last evening
A procession headed by a band composed
of children of the Catholic schools, ant
citizens proceeded to the site OF the new
church where sermon was preached BY
Bishop Fable, of Montreal, and the Ger
emonies of dedication performed BY
Bishop Cory of Albany, and ID f Goes
BRAND of Burlington.
Croquet players, having caught the spiri
of the wrestlers, are about challenging fol
the championship. Any party making
challenge will find foc-men worthy OF thei
aim in Rutland.
Spaulding Il Co. have the Don6"r
Neos for sale.
The Boston board of health has at lengt
walked up to sense Of its duty, and is ii
smoothing the numerous unhealthy tent
ment blocks and vigorously enforcing I'll
law If the Rutland board OF healt
would wake up to its duty it would remo'
many of the causes of fever, dysentefy al
other diseases, so fcarfully prevalent IN Oh
midst.
Miss Sarah Todd, daughter OF Rev ID
Todd of Pittsfield, who went to Euro
with the teachers excursion, hearing OF II
fathers illness, reached home unexpecte
ly Thursday noon.
The Baptist church is progressing finel
The main body of the house is being nit
mp in handsome style, and when complete
will be one of the finest church ediflces
our village. Mr.. Martel is engaged in I
frescoing, and is doing it splendidy. T
gallery is built in tasty manner and
seats are to be put in very soon.
The Troy Times says John McMaho
champion wrestler of Rutland and the Vi
ted States, writes a card claiming to he
decent and honest sort OF man. Apes
ances are decidedly against John.