The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-28
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

Inc sun sets tonight at 7:A rises to-
morrow morning at 4:40.
Killington Lodge No. 30 1. o. O. F.,
meets this Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
The Young Mems Christian Association
meet this Monday evening at their rooms
on Merchants Row at o'clock.
Hood was repulsed at Atlanta, Ga, nine
years ago to-day.
Col. William +. Calkins of Ticonderoga,
is on a western trip; he has our thanks for
late st. Louis papers; where he is now
sojourning at the Planters Hotel.
The August atlantic has been received
at Spaulding's book store. 1t Is a readable
number.
The rise of coal is having its effect on
dealers. The Albany dealers have advanc-
ed prices fifty cents per ton.
The Bennington Banner says: by our
foreign exchanges (ahemD we learn that
Hon. J. H. Flagg was registered at Lang
hams hotel, London, July 9Th.
Soldiers will be interested in the poetry
on the second page.
Cholera infantum consolation. "Doc-
tor, what makes me so sick of my stomach"
"OnlY little effort of nature, child, to
correct ITSELF" "Oh! I'm so glad 1t is ma
ture; thought it was gooseberries, and I
do love EN-" Thus says the Bennington
Banner.
A postal card has been received asking
information: Fred M. Bailey, left home
July 10th, since which time nothing has
been heard of him. He is about five feet
five inches tall, brown hair, blue eyes, light
moustache, very light, slightly built, aged
%, dressed in black coat, white vest, drab
pants, blue necktie, carried valise, was a
machinist. Information may be sent to
Mrs. Carrie P. Bailey, Springfield, Mass.
The receipt by one of our clergymen of
an order for 10 tons of coal is very pleas
ant missive to have in ones possession.
The Stark House at Bennington was sold
at auction ON Thursday last for too thou
sand and eight dollars.
1t is positively asserted that cars will b.
running ON the New York and Canada rail
road from Whitehall to Port Henry by tn
first day of December next, Over one hun
bred laborers were added last week TO tn
force already at work upon the road.
An excursion commences to-day from
Troy to Montreal. Tickets to go and re
turn $11.70. The question is often aske'
why cannot Rutland have the privileges o
an excursion to Montreal at reduced fare
They can if some party will take it in han.
and make the arrangements
The excursion of the North Bcnningto
Congregational Sabbath school to Rutlan
ON Wednesday of this week, will be tn
sixth annual excursion that school hl
made.
Gen. II. III. Baxter was quartered at I'll
Grand Union hotel, Saratoga Springs, O
Saturday. IN asoIJ
eli Perkins" had q full page Of pi
xurss pinxed and sculped by himself ar
Upds Consider in the Graphic of Satu
day. o.vll0
Rev. L. y. Hubbard, Baptist clergymi
of South Adams, formerly of Grafton, VI
has commenced the publication of wee
ly newspaper called the South Adams Ec'
It Is most credltable sheet and shows til
ministers occasionally have a few spa
hours and know how to use them.
We are Informed that tho lecture col
mittee have thus far secured Cough, Ma
Mrs. Uvermore, Parsons and J. g. Holla
for the next winters course. The comm
tee will add such other names as will ma
the coming course first-class one.
Our citizens will learn with regret, I
death of Miss Annie Dudley Jones, nis
of Rev. DIR. Howard, formerly rector
Trinity church, and who, during his m
istry here, was member of his househo
BY her cheerful and amiable dispositi
and her pleasing social and conversation
powers, she attracted to herself la
circle of warm friends who will sine
mourn her early death.