The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-24
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 431 rises to-
morrow morning at 7.03.
Special convocation Davenport Chapter,
r. A. NJ, this (Monday) evening, at =
o'clock Work on NJ. NJ. and F. VI. de-
grccs. Lectures in full.
Killngton Lodge No. go, |. O. O. f.,
meets this (Monday) evening at $50, in
Odd Fellows Hall, GLOBE block.
The Rutland Young Mems Christian As
sociation meets this Monday evening" at
their rooms in Buffum's block
Meetings will be held at the Advent
chapel every evening this week. Preaching
at 7,30. Rev d. T. Taylor is expected to
preach this (Monday) evening. Rev. Geo.
A. Streeter win preach on the following
evenings.
Rev. Father O'Relly of St. Bridgets
Church at West Rutland, ofiiciated at ST.
Peters Church yesterday morning in the
absence of Rev. Father Boylan, who oillci-
ated at the new Catholic church at Mount
Holly The morning services at St. Peters
Church commence hereafter at II o'clock
a. IN.
Over ten tons of poultry left Rutland by
express on Saturday for the Boston mar
ket.
DIR. Rolin G NJ. Woodward, leading
physician and esteemed citizen of St. AL
bans, died on Tuesdao evening last, at the
AZ "a To a Of lo latn
Woodward of Castleton, and relative OF
DR.. A. T. Woodward of Brandon
Musical parties, like the "Iliawatha'
club of this town, it seems is to be the ia.
shion of the social season through the coun-
ty. Some are to give concerts in aid OF
charity and others to afford young ladies
an opportunity of singing in public
Hon. William Parsons of England late (
member of the British Parliament and tho
most successful of foreign lecturers, il
should be remembered makes his third ap
pearance before the Young Mems Christian
Association on the 2Sth "Michael Ange
lo" is his excellent theme. Our lecture
goers know Mr.. Parsons and know that III
always instructs and pleases.
We learn that the number of worlmel
on the marble quarres at West Rutlan'
are being reduced on account of the strin
gency of the times.
The next lecture in the Bennington
course will be delivered by Bret Hart, OIL
the evening of Dec. LIST.
Prof Frank Bradford of Bennington
in New York in pursuit of health.
Those young men who went to Middle
town to turkey shoot had Il good tim
and got some poultry.
Rev. George A. Streeter preached at til
Advent chapel on Sunday.
1t is said Boston doesn't "enthuse" wort
a cent on the Cuban question.
The Green Mountain Boys ut Worcestc
Mass, are to hold reunion this wiAter
The Bratteboro James, with the alleg'
spirit pen of Charles Dickens, IS attemp
ing to present another book entitled II
Brown Little Mans story or the Spectre
Happy Days"
Mrs, Scott Siddons gives reading
49,, -Gens Falls, n. Y, on wednesday eVenil
Dec. 3d.
A wedding on Wednesday.
The smallpox is steadily on the increa
in Montreal and complaint is made I'll
the city authorities are not taking steps
prevent its spreading into an epidemic
Wages on the Troy and Boston railro
have been reduced.
Farmers are rushing their potatoes
market, hoping to dispose of the surpl
stock before the suspension of navigate
saturday was a good day, notwithstar
ing the clouds. Many country peol
were in town, and trade among all the m
chants was brisk
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interest