The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-26
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

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The sun sets tonight at $40; rises to-
morrow morning at AGA.
Examination in all the public schools to-
day Let our citizens attend.
To-day is the anniversary of the ravagcs
of the cholera in New York in 1882
Roots beautiful operate cantata of the
"Haymakers' will be presented in costume
by fifty young ladies and gentlemen at
Brattleboro on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week.
Special communication of Center Lodge,
No. 3d. A. F. & A. NJ, this Thursday
evening, at eight o'clock, for work on End
and Bird degrees. All Master Masons in
regular standing are cordially invited
The water in the reservoir is getting very
low, and will soon be exhausted unless
economy is practiced in its use. The Wa
ter Commissioners desire consumers not to
use hose or make any waste of water from
the reservoir, and desire this to be warn
ing of the approaching result unless ccono-
my is used.
Company A, list Reg. V. " NJ, come
out for drill this evening. This company
are to receive their uniforms soon and 90
into camp at Burlington on July Sd, with
the entire regiment at Camp Ethan Allen,
discarding their zouave dress for the regi-
mental uniform.
Rutland railroad scrip No. Q sold in Bos-
ton on Tuesday at SO, No at 90.
The report was authoritatively denied
yesterday that there was case of small
pox in town.
A stranger to the town barely escaped
being run over at the street crossing near
the freight depot yesterday. Is it not time
there was change in that crossing or
flagman caused to I've stationed at the
crossing, which is one of our chief
thoroughfares and is more or less in use all
the time.
Hon. Charles w. Willard of Montpelier
and Ex-Governor John w. Stewart, passed
through town yesterday ON their way to at
tend the anniversary of Castleton Seminary,
to-day. Mr.. Willard delivers the annual
address.
A physician advises persons afraid of
the cholera to stand on their heads for
minute three times day. He argues that
this arrests abdominal depression and
would be healthful gymnastic exercise at
any time.
A daring Innovation was introduced into
aQuaker meeting recently. Somebody in
the meeting struck up Coronation" when
the whole congregation joined in with a
will, in utter defiance of the traditions of
the sect.
A young lady, who gave an order to her
milliner for bonnet said "You are to
make it plain but at the same time smart,
as sit in a conspicuous place in church"
Thomas Hale, formerly of Rutland, has
purchased quarter interest in the Fitch
burg Sentinel establishment.
Governor Converse went from Middle
town to Castlcton and was safely driven
from Rutland, the rounds by Peter
Abbott, who knows how to ''handlc the
strings"
We are indebted to Hon. c. w. Willard
and Hon. j. S. Morrill, for public docu
ments.
The Signal Service Bureau, claims that
during 1879, eighty per cent of its weather
probabilities were rainfall and seventy pei
cent of its customary signals realized ir
storms.
Two elegant passenger cars and one bag
gage car and express car passed through
Rutland yesterday for Canada railroad
Fires along the line of the Rutland
Washington railroad, are running over thu
lots and meadow lands, with great IA
pdNy.
The report that President Kitchcll o
Middlehnry College was dangerously i'll
erroneous. He has been about the street
every day this week and was in attendapc
upon portion of the exercises OF the Con
gregational convention last week.
Judge II. II. Wheeler, of Jamaica, an
Loveland Munson, Esq, of Manchester
were in town yesterday.
The residence of William Y Ripley
ESQ.,, at the Center, is receiving desrabl
improvements a new piazza, stone stel
and thorough painting of the exterior.
A couple of drunken rowdies were out !
a carriage on Monday night at a late houl
making disgraceful disturbance in til
north part of the town and making then
selves particularly offensive by their lou
and vulgar talk. The parties are know
and had they stopped long enough woul
have been stmmarily taken to jail
While in the midst of ''Money Musk" ,
the Middletown Springs hop on Tuesda
night, the gas suddenly went out owing
n mistake of one of the employees, leavin
the dancers in total darkness They kel
their places however, and in moment u
gas and light were again restored