The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-01
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.
The sun sets tonight at G:35 rises to-
morrow morning at 52G
The village trustees meet this Monday
evening at their rooms, in the Village
Hall
Monthly meeting OF Union Hook and
Ladder company this (Mondav) evening. at
1:3O.
Killington Lodge No. 30, |. O. O. f..
meets this Monday evening at $50.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meets this (Monday) evening at 3 o'clock.
Col. Russell Hyde enters upon his duties
as postmaster, at Bellows Falls. to-day.
Found, August 2Sth, on the road between
Pittsford village and the monument. hair
bracelet, with gold clasp, which the owner
can have by calling at No 40 Grove street
The agreeable oyster arrives daily at the
Central House, which Major Salisbury of
fers up in first-class style.
Arthur Emerson was arrested Friday
night while in state of intoxication and
was brought up Saturday morning and
fined $500 and costs which he paid. lie
disclosed on V. w. Whitcomb and James
Crowley as having sold him drinks. They
were brought up and fined $40 and costs
each upon which both took an appeal.
The partnership between Parker, ellison
i Dewey has been dissolved and hereafter
is to be carried on under the name of Gil
son & Dewey.
Rev. Edward Mills arrived in New York
yesterday, from Europe and is expected
home to-day. He will be most cordially
welcomed by his church and congregation
Two parties, whose term at the States
Prison had expired, arrived in town yes
terday and applied for lodging at Sander
sons Hotel" last night.
Miss Lillian S. Edgerton, 'Thc Pearl of
the Platform who appears in Rutland the
coming week. has been offered Ct 900 to
deliver fifty lectures in England. Miss
Edgerton will remain in this country.
Miss Rosamond Mower, whose death is
noticed in another column, is well known
to our citizens She died, after lingering
and painful illness, at the residence of
George J. Wardwell where she had made
her home for several years past, with the
exception of a few months. She came to
Rutland seventeen years ago with her IA
ther, mother and a brother, all of whom
died several years since. She has been en-
gagged in business here as a dealer in fancy
dry goods for some twelve years and has
been quite successful, leaving property of
some amount, which she has distributed by
will She was an esteemed member of the
Baptist Church, and had large circle of
friends in this community Her funeral
will be attended on Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock.
What are you preparing for exhibition
at the State Fair? 1t is the duty of every
one to do something to make the show a
good one. Besides il adyertises your bust
ness and is sure to bring good return.
Hon. A. II. Tanner of Whitehall N. y,
was at the Bates House on Saturday.
The prolific McCarty family six in
number, stayed at the Bates House over
Sunday, on their way to San Francisco.
We regret to learn that the father of our
townsman James c. Dunn, died on Mon
day last at Ryegate, in Caledonia county,
after painful illness caused by dropsy.
THE GLOBE is under obligations to Henry
G. Hall, Charles Thacher, Jr., and Rev.
ii. G. Weston, for valuable assistance fur
nished its reporter in making report of
the dedication of the church at North Ben
ningtOn.
The Bellows Falls sheriff and posse,
with virtuous impartiality, bounced upon
the Island House and another prominent
establishment, few days since, and cartcd
off large quantity of liquor, only 10 find
themselves egregiously ''sold," the liquol
proving to be-watcr.
Hon. Worthington G. Smith was in town
on Saturday
We understand a ''brush' occurred at ol
near the Catholic church on yesterday, be
tween two Irishmen 1t seems that Tho
two men were having their respective off
spring christened, and trouble arose from
the priority of right in securing the ser
vices of the priest. After the ceremony
was over the men went to work with thei
fists and with 80 much effect that one o
the participators was obliged to be helpeC
home We do not believe the affair re
ceived the cognizance of the priest or o
any other respectable member of the con
gregation.
The Salem Press correspondent from
Putnam, N. Y, says Henry Noble, the eff
fcient manager of the Cambridge Post
was In that town recently, and as he wa
not generally known he was taken for