The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

The house of Michael Quilan, near
West Pawlct. was burned on Friday night
oil last week
The fourth annual meeting OF the Rut-
land county Sabbath school convention,
will he held at Fairhavcn on Wednesday,
November 9th, at the Baptist church.
Each Evangelical school in the county is
requested to send their pastor, supcrntcnd-
cnt. teachers and two or more delegates. A
free entertainment and free return tickets
ON the railroads will he provided.
On the first page Of to-dny's GLOBE will
he found the full cor1rct oo''Jdtim text of
the excellent address of Major John G..
Tyler, at the Officers reunion at Bratte-
boro on Wednesday.
In the race at Middle Granville yesterday
afternoon. a II Danforh's "Lady Thomp-
SON won the race in three straight heats
without break. over Hiram w Lincoln's
horse, Colonel The purse was 800 :;
500 on a side.
Two women have been elected members
of the next legislature of Wyoming terri
tory
Last evening was "All lIallow Fen"
liousing boniircs and merry ringing of
bells no longer usher in this weird eve,
according TO the old superstition, the veil
between our "work-a-day' world and the
mystic realm OF the FAIRIES is in some de-
gree withdrawn. The old tradition said
that on lIallow Zen if the nut which rep
rcscnts your chosen one burns brightly and
steadily he is true, but il with a tickle
waycring light, then, alas the day when
you shall wed Gay has prettily described
this old CUSTOM
'rWO hazsl nuts threw into the flame,
And 10 each nut gave a swccthcart's name
This one with the loudcst bound me sore
amazed.
That in a tiame OF brightest color blazed;
As bleZcd the nut. 50 may thy passion grow.
For twas thy nut that did so brightly glow
Wrestling may he a dangerous sport
when only practiced I'm fun" rs was
shown in New Haven Kentucky. last
week. Two young men took friendly
hold, and one fell. receiving injuries from
which lie died in four days after, suffering
great agony.
The j. j. Gray Hose Company of Cam
bridge, n. Y. whom our Rutland iiremcn
met at the Bennington muster, are TO dedi-
cate Il new hall with dance on Thursday
evening, Nov. 9th
'rLo G,,,Ir;1ro p.y en,., I, :, ,,.u,lI,-
said THAT names 90 by contrarics.' Sun
day, October 10Th, Rev Mr.. Long preached
for Rev. Mr.. Short, and that which rem
dcrcd the coincidence the more marked,
the Rev. Edward Small was present.
Il warm friend of Mr. Longs. and who was
Il fellow student at Cambridge Washington.
Academy and Union College If the Rev.
Mr.. Smart had been present. it would have
intensified the coincidence. 1t is said that
names are the sons of time things the
daughters of heaven.
The GLOBE is under obligations TO Capt.
VIA Il. Cain OF Scdclia for late Missouri
papers.
An oyster supper and ice cream festival,
will be held in the Baptist church, at East
Poultncy. on Thursday evening next.
Hon Barnes Frisbie will speak, presenting
extracts from the forthcoming history of
POultney.
At the present period hearts seem to be
trumps in this village Two public we'd
dings are TO take place soon, and it is rll-
morcd several others are to follow ere New
Years.
There Is a decided feeling in several
towns of the county in favor of Farmers
Oranges. Each of them haye few "Pat-
Kicks of llushandry" but they don't seem
to fill the bill
People should be wary of travelling
mountcbank selling "Chnese Eradicator"
He boasts of clearing $50 by selling COM
mon bar soap.
The turkey shoot at the Fair Grounds
yesterday was rather cold reception. 1t
will he resumed this morning.
Elder Miles Grant preached at the Ad-
vent Chapel last evening.
The funeral of Truman l.. Allen took
place at Hebron, n. y, on Monday last
under the auspices of Indian River Lodge
|. O. O. +. of Rupert, Vt.