The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-20
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

DASHES HERE AND THERE.
The sun sets tonight at 5;11 rises to-
morrow morning at GEO.
Killington Lodge, No. 90, O O F.mccts
this Monday evening at T:30. in the odd
fellows Hall, GIoBE Block.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meets at their rooms in Bui1um's Block.
Merchants Row, this evening at 1;45
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 90
and 80, 1874.
Mr.. Horace Barney died last evening.
The well known trotters, clean lngelow'
who won the 2:3O race at Bethel last week
in 2:37, and "Langdon" who won the 2:40
race at the same place, both owned by +.
NJ. Wctherby of Alstcad n. H., have ar
rived in town TO trot in the races at Rut-
land Trotting Park this week.
The Kellogg English Opera Troupe APP
pear in Troy on Wednesday evening next,
in the opera of "Martha.'
Mr.. A. G. +. Drew, of the wcll-known
clothing firm of Allen & Drew of this vii
lage, has taken trip to Boston, accom-
panied by his wife, for health and pleasure.
Mr.. b. McDcrmott employed in the
marble quarries of Gibson 81 Dewey at
West Rutland, drilled 173 feet inches on
Saturday, with one of the Steam Stone
Cutter Co s machines, Warlwcll's patent.
This is a good days work and nets McDcr-
mot over $40.
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of several members of the family Of Rev.
Mr. johnson, pastor of the Congregational
church.
Spalding and Co. have all the November
magazines.
Capt Mason B Carpenter, secretary OF
the Senate, left for Chicago, where he is TO
make his permanent home, on Wednesday
evening last, and was escorted to the train
by the Barlow Grays, of which he was
late commander. Just before his dcpar-
ture the Barlow Grays presented him with
a cold chain and seal, costing so, as to-
ken of their regard, and souvenir of re-
membrancc.
Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand, Of the Do
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 Catholic
cemetery, on West street, and Offered
prayers for the dead.
On Wednesday, October 18th, III L
Green dug, on the farm of Henry Hay.
ward, eighty bushels of potatoes, i'll heavy
soil, in three hours and fifteen minutes
with one of Batchellers six tined forks.
Rev. Edwin NJ Haynes occupied the pull
pit of the Congregational church on Sab
bath morning.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of w. +. Ross, of boots, shoes ant
rubbers. He has recently been appointed
agent for Munsons unrivaled New Horl
shoes. Good bargains and low prices is hi
motto.
Bazaar Book of Health for sale a
Spauldng e Co. book store.
Our citizens are TO have the pleasure OIL
Wednesday evening November 18th, OF
grand concert by the Boston Temple Quar-
tette, composed of Mcssrs Fitz, Fessenden
Cook and Ryder, with Mrs. II. NJ. Smith
soprano, Miss NJ. A. Bryant, contralto, an
and Mr.. II. NJ. Dow, pianist.
Anna Dickinson opens the Brandon lee
turc course on Friday evening next.
Francis A. Brooks of Boston has been r.
elected president of the Vermont and Can
ada Railroad and A. c. Stafford of st. A
bans, clerk.
Rev. n. Cyr delivered his address o
Father Hyacinthe" at the Baptist Churc
in Whitehall last evening.
Miss Ellen l.. d. Potter, who was one
the leading instructors in the last teacher
institutes in Vermont was promlne
member OF llt ItCCHl N'Hl'h0 N'''-'N"'
New York.
Rev, w. IL. II. Murray conducted Il
religious exercises Of the funeral Of h
father at Gulford, Conn, the other day.
Saturday was dull day for business
Rutland,
- The GLOBE Paper Company has be-
made depository for the introductio
exchange and sale of the new series of tie
books to be introduced into the schools
Vermont, November list, Bookseller
superintendent and teachers will do w
to call or correspond with the company
reference thereto.
w. II. Tefft, editor of the Witch
Ne,es, proposes to enlarge his paper abe
the first Of November