The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
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morrow morning at 300
The trial of II. +. Adams commences
this morning.
y new panel of eighteen jurors has
hccn drawn and summoned for the county
court.
The United States circuit and district
court commences its session at the United
states court house on Friday next
Mr. Samuel Wilson, son of Z. Y. X.
Wilson, Esq, gave pleasant birthday
party at the Bates House, last evening.
Music, dancing and splendid supper made
the evening one of rare enjoyment to the
young people assembled.
The Sherman Cornet Band Of Winooski
has been secured to furnish the music at
the Rutland County Fair this week. They
discourse most excellent music, which, to-
gethcr with their attractive uniforms, will
he one of the best features of the exhibit
ton.
The season of the Rutland lecture course
opens earlier than usual, as the committee
have to accommodate themselves to the
convenience of the lecturer. The course Is
well arranged, and on the whole is an i'm
proyemcnt on that of last winter Our
citizens should give it a liberal patronage.
The Burlington Free Press is in error in
saying that the Windsor county fair will be
held this week 1t was held last week,
and Rev Mr.. Murray did not make his APP
pearance to deliver the address.
Spauldng & Co. have .Scrbner's .uogn-
:iRe for October.
Cough, Beecher. Sumner and Anna Dick
inson are said to get $500 a lecture this
season.
Senator Ednunds sails from Liverpool
for New York on Saturday next, Oct. A.
Tom Thumb ard party are on their way
10 Rutland.
Interesting miscellaneous reading on the
first and fourth pages.
4 full description of the new house of
worship of the Baptist Society, which will
he dedicated to-day, will he found on the
second page.
A letter from Senator Edmunds on the
back-pay question will be found on the
second page.
The New York train and the Saratoga
train were each one hour late last evening.
NJ j. Francisco is remodeling the dwell
ling recently purchased by him, on Wash
ington street.
a new dwelling house is being erected
by Mr.. Il. NJ. Egerton at the corner of
Lincoln avenue and West street.
This is to be an extraordinary busy week
in Rutland, commencing to-day.
The Beethoven quintette club of Boston,
was at st. Adams on Sunday last, on their
way to Montreal, and in the evening gave
the congregation who attended at the Con.
gregational church in that place rare
musical treat by assisting in an admirable
manner the choir services of the evening.
A fine soprano solOist, Mrs. J NJ OsgoOd OF
Boston, was with the club and sang 81
know that my Rcdeemcr liycth," accom-
panied by the whole club, which consists
of two violins, Il violinccllo, flute ant
clarinet. The singing was excellent, while
the playing of the club was exquisite, ant
the scene as whole was one worthy Of
note not only in its rare musical qualities
but also from the fact that it shows lib
eralizing of thought and action among the
staid and staunch churchmen of that region
quite convincing, as well as differing from
the views held years ago.
Special attention is called to the new ad
vertisement of Burt and Sherman. This il
the oldest and largest dry goods establish
ment in this section, if not in Vermont
They have large and choice variety o.
goods, selected with great care and taste
and at prices that cannot fail to satisf,
their customers. The sales of this firm arr
extensive, and their store is thronged will
customers, indicating that it is popula
resort of those who desire the latest style
and best goods.
The excursion to New York takes plac
on Wednesday of next week, over til
Harlem Extension railroad, leaving Ru'
land at 0:3O a. N. and arriving In NeN
York at 0 p. m,, returning on Saturday
leaving New York at 10 o'clock a. N
Tickets for the round trip $3.50, can
procured at Mceker's music store. Til
will afford cheap trip with a two day
tarry in the city,