The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-14

DASHES HERE AND THERE.

morrow morning al O.4'.
Hon. John Gegory Smith and Hon.
Worthington c. Smith are are the Windsor
House. New York.
Prof Charles II. Dole who occupied the
chair of Greek. pro temporc, in the Univer-
sity of Vermont last year, has received a
call to the Congregational church in Hat
field, Mass.
The Teachers Institutes are to be here
after held three days instead Of five.
Hon. A. ii. Tanner OF WHITEHALL is
registered at the Bates House.
John w. CramtOn, Esq, has taken
trip to Chicago for week or two sojourn
on business and pleasure. Were he a trille
more obese he would be likely TO get mixed
up with another ''Long john who resides
in the "Garden City" His hearty saluta-
ton will be greatly missed by the guests at
the Bardwell.
AT the annual meeting of the State Agri-
cultural Society at Burlington, on Wcdnes-
day, DR.. Samuel w. Thayer exhibited
some splendid specimens of wheat, rye, oats,
barley and corn, grown along the line of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
A lady's plain, heavy gold ring with no
mark was lost, the other day, somewhere
between Center and Meadow streets. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
GLOBE office.
Gen. William W. Henry, of Burlington,
delivers the first lecture of the free course
of lectures at Winooski on Friday evening.
The Burlington Free Press says Several
slcighs were out Wednesday. George n.
Spear, Pearl street, has the honor of the
first appearance, but Dr. L. S. Peck, soon
followed him, passing the American about
noon, at the Harlem Lane gait of 2:l0.
Col Wheelocll G. Vcazey and Adjutant
j. II. Goulding visited Brooks Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Montpelier
last evening.
Hon. j. p. c. Cottrell, of Milwaukee,
son of the late Mahlon Cottrell of Mont
pelier, in the unexpected revolution in pol
itics in Wisconsin finds himself placed in
the rather ludicrous situation of having de-
clined his party nomination for the State
Senate, deemng it a hopeless fight and
then seeing the democratic second choice
elected by 1900 majority.
Hon. f. w. Stoughton and wife have
been spending a few days at Burlington,
the guests of L. j. Phelps, Esq.
A prominent insurance journal pertinent
ly remarks
4" AS the period of individual human life
must ever remain uncertain, life insurance
must ever continue necessary to that large
proportion of civilized men whose fortunes
depend upon their personal efforts
There was successful Masonic dance at
the Bristol Hotel Tuesday night.
The Boston GloJe says 1T is said that
the Mayor of the oldest city in Vermont
pays premium of two cents each for rat
tails to keep on file. He must have some
thing to place in the archives
Regular trains commence running from
Montpelier to Wells river week from next
Monday.
Rev. DR.. w II. Lord of Montpelier will
soon publish the life and works of his
father, the late president of Dartmouth
College.
1t was the sad privilege of Laura Keene,
who died on Tuesday week. to pillow in her
lap the head of the dying Lincoln. She was
playing the " American Cousin" at her
theatre in Washington, when the President
was shot, and rushed from the stage to his
assistance.
Park Davis, Esq, of st. Adams, has
finally decided to remove to Chicago which
means that the well-known law firm of
Bailey, Davis & Adams, of that place, will
remove thther The firm is composed Of
good lawyers and cultivated gentlemen,
and neither the town nor the state can af-
ford to lose Them.
Rev. II p Cutting, formerly of Castleton'
has been installed pastor Of the Unitarian
church at Sterling, Massachusetts,.
The Troy Press says u brakeman ON tho
Rutland and Washington railroad the
other day. got off the train between sta
tions, played three games of seven up with
trackman, won fifty cents from him ant
Jumped on the rear car. The train did moi
slack up in the least.
A stone nine feet long and three fee
souare, was thrown distance of one hun
bred and fifty feet by blast of gun pow
der on the New York and Canada railroad
lust below the lake station, mt Whitehall
one day last week.
Alonzo II. Farrar, Of Kinderhood, on'
of the republican members elect from
Duchess county to the New York Assem-
bly,, is a native of West Rupert and wa
educated at Burr and Burton Seminary a
Manchester.