The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-14
RUTLAND AND VICINITY,


mont, and Miss Jennie Martin of Wood
stock, formerly of STAFFORD, n H., Were
married on Monday evening, at the resi-
dencc of George Parsons, Esq, in Column
bia, N. H., by Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury of
Gorham, N. II.
Special communication of Rutland Lodge
No. 70, f. & A. NJ, this Wednesday,
evening at y o'clock for installment of
officers and work. All Masons in regular
standing are invited.
Rutland Lodge l. o. G.. T. meets this
tbs wednesday, evening at y o'clock
Rev. ]. Gibson johnson has so far re-
covered that he will return home and occu-
py the pulpit of the Congregational Church
next Sabbath.
Henry II. Smith, ESQ.,, has recovered
from his illness the attack not being as
serious as it was feared.
Madame Van Zandt has arrived and is
stopping at the Bates House.
Mr.. Franz Remmertz is stopping at the
Bardwell House.
And now the hens have gone on a strike,
and Mr.. A. NJ. Adams has got hen that's
become perfectly reckless and yesterday
laid so small an egg that Robin could dis
count her.
An article on the I" Bennington Knitting
Factories on the first page, and an inter-
esting column of Vermont news on the
fourth page.
Gen. John L. Barstow, Col. Theodore S.
Peck and Gen. w. w. Henry, of Burling-
ton, passed through town yesterday en-
route to New Haven, Corn, to attend the
soldiers reunion.
Hon. Harmon Garfield of Arlington, was
in town yesterday.
The sunny Italians are with us again
armed with the same old harp and fiddle. :"
They come around as regular as taxes, and
are an improvement on the hand organ be-
cause they are fashionable and ARE up on
the opera. They are cheerful little urchins
harping as they 60.
We learn that efforts will soon be made
to establish Young Mems Association in
Rutland.
Ten thousand postal cards were delivered
to the Springfield Mass, post-office, on
Monday. Henry M. Burt, a former well
known Vermonter and editor of the Home
sts1d was the first recipient in this country
of postal card by mail
sold Probabilities" made good his pro-
phecy yesterday-colde weather.
III. l.. Verder e. Co. manufacture thiIty-
five barrels of crackers per day at their
bakery, on the corner of Wales and Center
streets.
The May number of the O,pheus is full
of bright and sparkling reading.
If our citizens pvt out shade trees they
will confer great and lasting favor upon
coming generations.
The Golden Club of London, an associa-
ton of high rank, have adopted resolu-
ton of respect to the memory of the late
G. M Fisher Esq.
The Grand Central Hotel, at Saratoga,
will be opened June list.
The Troy Times says nothing has beer
heard of the Bennington Jail breakers, ''nol
has any body broke into the county jail"
The stage driver between Bennington
and Wilmington, a distance of twenty
eight miles, runs sleigh seven miles OF
the route
Notwithstanding the rain of Sunday
Rev. r. M. Luther baptized three candi
dates at Benton's Pond, in Bennington.
The steamer Montreal arrived at White
hall on Saturday amid the ringing of bell
and blowing of whistles.
The ferry-boat between Chimney Point
and Cedar point commenced running OF
Monday.
Peter Blair, a Canadian, died in Ferris
burgh Center, April 27th, aged 90 year
and 10 months.
None of the Vermont delegation in Con
gress will attend the Congressional Con
vention at st. Louis.
Return checks for the choruc any tim
after the matinee this afternoon.
Edward Dwyer, North Bennington
swindler, was arrested at Cohoes on Mon
day.
The lightning during thunder Shove
yesterday afternoon at Troy, caused tn
fire alarm telegraph to strike one blow
The first postal card received at the Rut
land post-office came by the $40 train las
evening from Hartford, Conn.
The Hudson river is still high and cover
the docks in several places at Troy. TIL
freshet began on the nth of January an
has continued without intern 'ssion to til
present date.
Capt. e. w. Gift of the United State
Army, formerly of Middletown, is stol
ping temporarily in New York.
At this stage of the season one hundre
of the best rooms of the Fort Willial
Henry Hotel at Lake George have bee
rented for the season. This speaks we
for its popularity.