The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

DASHES HERE AND THERE.


The sun sets tonight at ,O2 rises to-
morrow morning at 507.
Preparation are being made for laying Il
marble walk in front of the new Baxter
National Bank and THE GLoBE block.
We see among the political calculations,
that Judge II. II. Whcelcrs residence is
assigned to Rutland. He spends only a
portion of his time in Rutland and holds
his legal residence at jamaica. in Wind
ham county. in the Second Congressional
district.
Two boys ten and twelve years of age,
were stupidity drunk in the depot park yes
terday
Eggs have riz.
AS the result of leaving teams alone, close
by the depot two teams ran away yester-
day and did not in the least improve the
carriages to which they were attached.
Will those papers which have given cur
rency to the item that the Rutland county
Fair has been merged into the State Fair,
please correct it. The State Fair is held
the second week in September the County
Fair the first week in October.
This is the birthday of Napoleon the
First.
The Burlington Alderman throw cold
water on the effort for the removal of
Capt. Romeo II. Start from the city attor-
neyship.
Elder Miles Grant of Boston, breaches at
Waterbury, VT, on Sunday next.
Capital Engine Company No. 8, of Mont
pelier, says the Journai, have taken no ac-
tim in reference to going to Bennington
on the 10th, and probably will not.
They arraign and fine saloon keepers at
Burlington, who keep their establishments
open after | o'clock at night. 1t cost one
on Wednesday $50 and costs
Prayers that the Catholic Church may be
delivered from the tribulations of the pres
ent time ended on Thursday.
All hail for Bennington on Saturday,
Aug. 1G.
Only a few days more of summer.
A party of Rutland people are spending
vacation at Woodford. in Bennington
county.
Rev. NJ. G.. Smith of st. Adams, will
preach at the Baptist church, Factory
Point, next Sabbath morning.
The train for Bennington leaves Satur-
day morning at 4 o'clock, arriving at S.25
a. m. Returning, leaves Bennington for
Rutland at ). 10 and g. 40 p. m.
A wet day yesterday for the Stars of
Rutland to play the Modocs of Bennington
game of base ball.
The Methodist cxcursionists, yesterday
must have found pic-nicing in Morgan's
Grove rather moist.
The Bennington hotels are making eX-
tensive arrangements for the accommoda-
ton of their guests, on the 10th.
The Delaware d Hudson Canal Com
pany have placed new palace car on the
Saratoga road, between Albany and Sara
toga. The car is elegant in finish and pre-
sents splendid appearance.
There is party Of Trojans at Saratoga
Lake who last week drowned seven quarts
of worms and caught six pumpkin seed.
They are contemplating purchasing half a
barrel of fish to send hone, as an exhibit
of their success"
The demand for building lots has largely
increased in the village of Berlin, n. V,
since the Harlem Extension got into sue
cessful operation.
A lady prepared dish of fly poison, and
setting it down, she stepped from tho
room for moment. On returning she
was horror stricken at seeing the dish in
the hands of her only child, who had drank
its contents. A physician being summoned
administered powerful emetic and tn,
child still lives.
A fire was discovered in the second story
of Kelsey d Brodic's boot and shoe man
ufactory, at Burlington, on "Wednesday
night, caused by the burning OF wa
thread machine. The fire department
came out, but the flames had been extin
guished by putting hides of leather abou
the machine. The damage was slight
We are pleased to learn that Col. f '
Randall, of Montpelier, who has been Sc
yerely i'll is improving with a good pros
pect of recovery.
The wrestling match announced to com
off at Bakersfield, between Downing an
Soules, resulted in forfeit. Anothe
match was arranged for So for the frs
4'fall," which was won by Downing the
match, best 2 in 3, which was also wo
by Downing, Soules winning the frs
fall"
The Vermont state spiritual assocatio
Mlnsat Hammond Hall, Ludlow, Septen