The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

J. W. Morgan, of West Rutland, had a
horse stolen on the night of October 18th.
He will pay S25 for the recovery of the
horse and $25 for the thief.
Mr. Levi b. Southland of st. Adams, who
is employed in the General Freight Office of
the Central Vermont railroad, and son of
our estimable citizen, was married at st.
Adams at II a. m. on yesterday, at St.
Lulie's church, TO Miss Sarah Kirkpatrick.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. N.
+. Putnam in presence of a large number
of people. The welded pair left on the
noon train for Boston.
Judge Buel and John Collins of White
hall, caught fifty pounds of pike, bass and
pickerel at Lake Bomoseen, Friday last, in
three hours.
Senator George F Edmunds arrived at
Burlington on Wednesday evening and has
quarters at the American House.
A delegation of railroad men, among
them Hon. J Gregory Smith and 7 w
Park of the Central Vermont and James G
French of the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, took a survey of the proposed
route of the Barre railroad on Wednesday
last
Fifty-seven men were discharged from
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad shops
on Green Island, last Saturday.
Dennison Brothers of Pittsford have
bought the Dr. Arlington place in that
town for $4,000. DR.. # J Ketchum of
the same town, has bought the Manley
place for the sum of 81 900.
On Tuesday of last week fourteen of the
employees of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company were discharged from the
machine shops at Salem, N. Y. On Thurs
day last the job train was taken off, throw
ing seven or eight more out of employ
ment.
The semi-annual meeting of the Otter
Creek Valley Teachers Association will be
held at Pittsford on Friday and Saturday
Dec. 90 and 81.
The Vermont State Teachers Associa
ton will be held at st. Adams, January q
and 90, 1874.
Mr.. b. McDermott employed in the
marble quarries of ellison & Dewey al
West Rutland, drilled 173 feet inches Oh
Saturday, with one of the Steam Stone
Cutter Co.'S machines, Wardwells patent
This is a good days work and nets McDer
mot over $40.
Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand, of the Dio
cese of Burlington, OBLIGATED at St. Peters
church on Sunday afternoon, confirming
nearly hundred children. At the close Of
the service he proceeded to the Catholi,
prayers for the dead
On Wednesday, October 18th, III i
Green dug on the farm of Henry Hay
ward, eighty bushels of potatoes, in heavy
soil, in three hours and fifteen minutes
with one of Batcheller's six tined forks.
Rev. w. II. II. Murray conducted tn
religious exercises of the funeral of hi
father at Guilforl, Conn, the other day.
The GLOBE Paper Company has bee
made a depository for the introduction
exchange and sale Of the new series of tex
books to be introduced into the schools O
Vermont, November list. Booksellers
superintendent and teachers will do wei
to call or correspond with the company il
reference thereto.
The foundations of the new freight hous
will be completed in two weeks.
In other large towns and cities the youn
people of the several churches are formin
literary societies A movement in that d
recton would be beneficial to Rutlan
churches.
Halloween will be observed Novembe
3lst.
Rev. r. T. Sawyer of Mount Holly Ia
received call from the Universalist Socie
ty of Marlboro, N. ii.
A fine church edifice for the Catholics
building at Mount Holly.
The attendants at the late Musical COZ
vention at Ludlow are inquiring who 81
r. Savage of Mount Holly is ?
The Congregational church chapel is fa
approaching completion and presents froi
an outside view very fine architecture
appearance. 1t has received a coat Of pain
the same in color as the church, while Il
beauty of its design in proportions and ia
ty style of its windows and chapel pee
liarities show off TO excellent advantag
The first story is all plastered and the m
sons are busy in plastering the spacious lie
ture room above. This room cannot fl
to be appreciated by the society for the pd
poses for which 1t is to be used, and by Il
people ofithe town as well, as it adds an
ther desirable acquisition to the public ha
of our village. 1t is thought that the Oh
pei will be completed by the first of L
cember.
N. b. Stevens, formerly of the Steve
House, Rutland, has leased the Washingt
House, Howard street, Boston.