The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-30
RUTLAND ANU VICINITY,

The Sun sets tonight at $40; rises to-
morrow morning at 4.25.
Killington Lodge No. 30 |. o. o. F.
meets this Monday evening at 1.30 o'clock.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meets this Monday evening at their rooms
on Merchants Row, at 1.45 o'clock.
Ten years ago to-day, Gen. Meade was
resisting Lee in Pennsylvania.
Hon. John Prout is on his homeward
trip from Europe, and is expected to ar
rive home during the present week.
Rev. W. G.. Davenport, rector of st.
James Church, Hydeville, preached most
excellent sermons at Trinity Church, yes
terday.
Rev. l.. Boutell of Chelsea, Mass,
preached at the Advent chapel, yesterday.
The thermometer stood at 94@ in the
shade on Sunday
Burlington was favored with a refresh
ing rain on Saturday morning, as was also
Bennington, Eagle Bridge, Salem and other
places Saturday evening. Rutland surely
should be favored next, and signs indicate
that such visitation may be expected.
A full description of the new St. Peters
Catholic Church, and the services at its
conservation will be found on the second
page
Troy clergymen were engaged yesterday
in preaching temperance sermons, among
whom was Rev,A F. Bailey, former pastor
of the Methodist church in Rutland, who
undoubtedly directed well deserved andIfor-
chile blows against the evils of intern
perance.
Rev. Barnes M. Hall, two years ago pas
tor of the Methodist church here, we re-
gret to learn is in feeble health and de-
pendent me asurably upon his friends for
support.
We trust our citizens will heed the re-
quest of the water commissioners to use
economy in the consumption of water, in
view of the long continued dry wea her,
or we may arrive at the same point Of some
other villages of having water carted
through the streets and sold by the gallon
or barrel.
The degree of Bachelor of Science was
conferred on p. "A. Eastman, William r.
Dorr and Archie l.. Sheldon of Rutland,
at the commencement of Norwich Univer-
sity on Thursday last.
Rev. w. II. II. Murray of the Park street
church, will pass through Rutland to-day
on the mail train from Boston, accom-
panied by many of his friends en- route for
the Adirondacks. They will travel in a
special car assigned for their use.
William Cook, conductor on the Harlem
Extension railroad, who was quite serious
ly injured few weeks ago, is again on "a
train"
The postoflice at New Haven, Addison
county, has been designated as money
order office, from and after July /, 1873.
Ice cream trade is good.
The price of coal is advancing.
1t is about time for mad dog items t.
become disgustinuly abundant
Stokes is bitterly disappointed in not be
ing able to get bail, SO that he could sal
for Europe ON genteel tour this summer
Dresses woven from bamboo fibres ar
the latest thing for bells
Our Rutland people may be interested tt
know that George Francis Train is occu
plying his time in London arranging for tn
disposal of some of his Omaha lots by lot
terry.
Stopping to pick berries by the road sid
is very judiciously held by the Suprem
Court to be travelling on the highway,
A committee of the Putnam Phalanx o
Hartford, Conn, who visited Rutland tw
years ago. Ancient and Honorable Artille
ry of Boston, Amos Keag Veterans of Mar
chester, N. H., Newburyport, Mass, Al
tillery, and the First Light Infantry c
Providence, r. l., have had a meeting
Boston for the purpose of arranging for
union parade in some New England tow
Rutland is Il good point, why not invit
them here.
A full report Of the commencement c.
ercises of Norwich University is deferre
until tomorrow.
The honorary degree of LID, WI
conferred, at the commencement
Brown University at Providence last weel
upon Hon. George Van Ness Lathrop (
Detroit, Michigan. He is brother of /
Lathrop, Esq, of Pittsford.
The Commissioner of Patents has e
tended the patent of Leonard Worcester
Bratteboro, for machine for boring al
mortisng blind slides.
A murder is reported at Shushan, N. J
on the line of the Rutland and Washingt'
railroad.
The Saratoga Sunday trains commenc
yesterday.