The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
DASNES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 4;29 rises
tomorrow morning at 1925,
Seats for the Entire Nous entertain
ment, this evening, can be procured at
Meekers music sio.c this morning.
There will be a meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association this (Wednes-
day evening, and all those interested in its
welfare are invited to he present, but es-
pccally the officers, as there is business of
Importance to be considered.
Peabody says the would-be Granville
suicide did not take the poison at his hotel,
for he would not expect to find any 'cater
there.
The lecture committee were prepared to
issue return tickets over the railroads, and
it was not their fault if those entitled did
not get them.
The letter. on the fourth page, of LIE
Grand c. Cramer, son of Geo. II.
Cramcr, President of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad, who was passenger on
the Inflated steamer Vile du Havre is a
thrilling description of that sad event.
We find the following pleasant notice of
some of the members of the Rutland Coun-
ty Bar in an article in the Middlebury Reg
ister of this week, under the caption "The
Addison County Bar-thc new and the
old"
Permit me to speak Of some from thu
Rutland County Bar, who often have case
before our Court | always listen will
pleasure to my friend, w. c. Dunton
Judge of Probate IN Rutland. A man Of
good education, and successful as a lawyer
he is bound to succeed. But here see f
]. Ormshee, Esq, who resides in Brandon
thorough business man. with Il well-bal
anced mind, no client suffers from any neg
lect on his account. From the same tow
comes j. Q. Hawkins, Esq, a lawyer o
good abilities and devoted to his profession
n. Il. Simons, from Rutland, has taken
high stand at the Rutland County Bar, anC
is cautious and cool, good counsellor. an(
is deserving of the highest praise as Il law
yer.
Edward s. Dana, Henry Lane, Esq, 0
Cornwall Henry b, Kent of Dorset, w
X. Kimball of Westminster, and Simeon
Alien, Esq, of Farhayen, were in tow
yesterday and called at the editorial room
of The GLOBE.
The description of the collection o
Curiosltic5 belonging to Miss Anna Park o
Bennington, furnished by our correspond
ent at that place, will he found to be full q
interest.
On the first page Will be found an inter
esting sketch OF Mr.. Coughs lecture o
temperance at Mddlebury.
The Commercial club of Boston has bee
invited by Mr.. Lansing Mills, general ager
of the Central Vermont railroad, to max
an excursion to Montreal and return. a
the guests of the road, They will leav
Boston by a special Pullman train thI
morning, pass the night at st. Adams q
guests Of Governor Smith, reach Montre,
on Thursday, where they will receive til
courtcses Of the board of trade of IN,
city, and return on Saturday.
Mrs VI. Il. Shackett has instituted a SCI
ond suit against her husband, to procure
divorce, and this time has placed it upc
the ground of intOlcrable severity and T
fusal to support. At a hearing befo
Judge Pierpoint last week Tuesday,
the Addison House, Middlebury, upon Il
question of granting temporary alimon
to defray the expenses of prosecuting Il
suit, the Judge refused to grant the motto