The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 1856; rises to-
morrow morning at 1876.
L. W Redington, Esq, of Rutland, by
invitation of the citizens of Castlcton, will
lecture at the Methodist Church in Castle
ton next Friday evening. January 2nd.
Subject: - How we went through Europe
and vicc-versa." Mr.. Redngton is a cul-
tured gentleman Of extensive foreign travel,
and will give the people a pleasant sketch
of European scenes. lie has received high
cnconiums from the press of Milwaukee
and other Western cities in which he has
lecturcd.
The ladies Of the Rutland Missionary
Association" will meet for work, with Mrs
George II. Fox on Cottage street, at .
o'clock this Tuesday afternoon
The High, Grammar and other village
schools commence on Monday next. Jan
uary 9th.
Hon. Robert S. Hale is spending the Holt
days at his home at Elizabcthtown. n. V
All should bear in mind the lecture of
Rev. Henry Morgan on East Young Men
at the Town Hall this evening Admission
only twenty-five cents and splendid lee
ture will be given.
The ''Entre Nous" club give rare en-
tertainment at the Opera House on Thurs
day evening next. Everybody should go.
Mr.. d a Ncyin, the well known govern
ment detective, of Ogdensburg, n. y, and
A Of
mechanic of Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroad. were at the Bates House
Yesterday
The New York Xe1uH of Wednesday
last publishes a complete list Of creditors of
Jay Cooke & Co. Among the number we
notice the name of Benjamin Alyord, Pay
master-General L. S A., formerly of Rut-
land, who had the sum Of < ,03i deposited
with the Washington house.
Prof. G. n. Weber of AIddlebury
College, was at the Bates House yesterday
Commander Chas A Babcock, Lieut.. W
Gibson, Surgeon J II Tlnkham and Pass
ed Assistant 5 d IIurlburt, forming the
naval recruiting board at burlington have
received orders detaching them from re
cruting duty and placing them on waiting
orders The recruiting Office will be closed
at Burlington on the 9th of January.
certain woman didn't speak for five
years because she thought she had com
mitted the objectionable sin. And now
the men all offer to pay her own price for
the recipe.
certain she" said it was too cold to
get up, while . she said it wasn't her place
to kinde fires, and she wouldn't; SO they
both lay abed thirty odd hours in town
not tar away. She, however. got pretty
hungry by that time and thought better of
it.
A young lady sent an epstc to her
masculine friend the other day saying.
Come and play youcur with me this even
ing He got mad, and said the girl who
had such spells rs that was no right bower
for him.
Rutland railroad preferred stock sells in
Boston at 454 cents.
Port Henry has nitro-glycerine factory
and yet is not happy.
Saratoga Springs, while anxiously wait
ing tor next season to open, is amusing it.
self with pumpkin pie and necktie So
cables.
The engineers strike in Ohio and Ind-
ana, says the Troy Times, as reported in
the associated press dispatches, does not
effect engineers in this vicinity in the least.
We were informed this morning by mem
beers of the brotherhood of engineers, that
the strike, which, according to the dis
patches, is against reduction of wages, is
really strike against the brotherhood, for
the reason that the motto of that organiza-
ton is mo strikes" and when any difficult
ties arise, the chief Of the brotherhood is to
be notified and the differences settled by ar
bitratlon, as was the case with the New
York Central railroad engineers.
The Louisville courier says that because
an Office hunter handles three or four stiff
horns in a bar-room, before breakfast. that
is no reason why he should try to palm
himself off on the grangers as II ''horny-
handed farmer.
'The saddest result of the panic" said a
crusty old bachelor the other day, lis that
thousands of shop girls are out of employ
ment, with long, hard winter in pros
pect, and they will starye, poor things,
rather than wash dishes and do house
work"
Miss Catharine Oates exemplifed the I'M
selfish devotion Of a noble woman by
travelling all the way from New Bruins
wick to Groton, vt, to wed the lover she
had not seen for eight years, and found
him welded to a farmers daughter, and
the father of only six children.
A Lodge of Sorrow was held at Masonic
Hall, Hoosic Falls, on St. Johns day, Sat
urday.