The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-08
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.
The sun sets tonight at 5:31 rises to-
morrow morning at COG.
Rutland Lodge of Good Templars meets
this "wednesday evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall, GLOBE block.
We regret to learn of the serious illness,
of typhoid fever, of L. G. Mason, the well
known agent of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Company.
Morris & Moores Panorama of ireland,
which was to have exhibited at the Opera
House, last evening, did not come to time.
Two car loads of excursionists leave this
morning at $50 for New York, over the
Harlem Extension railroad, to return on
Saturday evening
Quite a number of our citizens were
present at the wedding of Roger Reilly, of
Center Rutland, and Bridget Sanders, at
st. Peters church, on Monday morning.
Rutland railroad preferred stock sold in
Boston on Monday for 45!.
A new meat, fish and oyster market has
just been opened on West street by Messrs.
warner and Russell.
The Beethoven Quintette Club of Boston
have been giving concerts through the
State. They played at st. Adams on Sat
urday eve, at Burlington on Monday and
at Montpelier on Tuesday evening. We
are assured by the leader, Mr.. G. N. Allen,
that they will favor Rutland sometime in
December next.
1t is thought now that the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad will be opened
through by the list of November.
Three columns of reading matter on the
outside of to-day's GLOBE.
Philander NJ. Harrington, well-known
citizen of Middletown died on Sunday He
was brother of G. B. Harrington Esq,
of Burlington, Iowa.
Nathan Cottrell, "a gentleman well known
in Vermont, died at Hoosic Falls on Sun
day morning last.
A great jubilee at the opening OF the
IIoosic tunnel is under discussion.
The iron is now being laid on the new
railroad at Crown Point. The grading being
ground, the Crown Point railroad will soon
be reality. The rails have also been laid
at Ticonderoga north of the tunnel, form
ing junction with the Whitehall and
Pittsburgh road north of the station, thus
connecting the line from Ticonderoga to
Whitehall, land establishing what will prob
ably be hereafter known as Ticonderoga
Junction.
We learn that two men put up at the
Berwick Hotel last night and on retiring
they served the gas burner the same as
they had been accustomed to serve the
lamp or candle at home, the gas escaping
in their room all night. The next re-
markable part of the whole affair is that
they were both alive in the morning.
When will people learn to be more ca reful
with gas and fire.
The rain storm continued yesterday ant
has extended over wide area. Mill own
ers are anxious for its continuance, wheth
er other people like it or not
The preparations for the centcnnia
celebration and fair at Wallingford arr
rapidly being perfected.
The Middlebury Register doubts the ru
NOR of the acceptance of George n. Board
man, d. d., of the presidency of Middle
bury College, He at least has not entered
upon his duties and no information ha
reached Middlebury of his acceptance.
The seventh annual convention of tn,
Young Mems Christian Association of Yer
mont is to be held in the city of Burling
ton ON Wednesday and Thursday of mex
week.
Company M, Vermont National Guards
at Middlebury, held an election last Tues
day evening, TO fill a vacancy caused b
the resignation of 1st Lieutenant job
Sargent Major Darius Martin pres
ded and the result of the election wa
as follows cd Lieutenant w. w. Swine
was promoted to be 1st Lieutenant, an
Henry ID. Maynard OF East Middlebur,
was elected I'd Lieutenant.
Vermont has one representative in u
Troy Polytechnic Institute.
The Orwell Town Fair occurs to-day al
tomorrow.
A. F. Ellsworth, of Whiting, start
from Leicester junction for Stockton, Ca
ifornia, on Monday morning, with thr
car loads of Merino sheep.
Rev. II. III. Archibald, of the Bapt
church at Bristol is in attendance at I
meeting of the Evangelical Alliance
New York.
The Ministerial Association (Ncthodi,
of the Burlington district meets at Brisi
October 28 and 60
Troy, N. Y, has baby with four tee
in its nose.