The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-29
DASilES HERE AND THERE.


The sets tonight at 4:3G rises to-mor-
row morning at 7:35.
Washington Engine Company have
about eight hundred dollars in its treasury.
The Travellers Insurance Company, of
which Durham & Temple of Rutland, are
agents, have paid TO j. C. Dunn, Esq, the
sum of $3.50 indemnity, for an illness of
six weeks, causedby an accident.
The resignation of Hon. A. ]. Crane, col
lector of internal revenue, has not been ac-
cepted at Washington, as reported by our
contemporary, neither have the Vermont
delegation had any consultation in refer
cnce to the appointment of Hon. John l..
Mason of Richmond-or anybody else.
Hon. Rollin J. Jones of Cornwall is still in
office, never hayns surrendered his office
to Mr.. Crane and it is more than probable
that, in case of the acceptance of Mr..
Cranes resignation. the duties of collector
may be transferred to Mr. Jones and no
new appointment made
The member of the Vermont delegation
who communicated these facts to The
GLOBE ought, at least, to know what is
going on in reference to affairs in the First
Congressional District
Washington Engine Company are to
have Clam Chowdcr about the Goth of
January.
A Mr.. Reed of Chester was, probably,
;,,;,, ;1o
ed in saving wood having contracted TO do
the business for the Central Vermont Rail
road Company in that vicinity. He was
crushed in fearful manner, and at last ac-
counts his life was dcsparcd Of
J. NJ. IIillman of Greenwich, has sold
his interest in the Rutland Marble Quar-
RIGS for $14 900
Mr.. John r. Seayer enters uponh his duties
as Postal Route Agent between Ludlow
and Boston on the first day Of January.
The annual meeting of the Woodstock
Railroad Company will be held on tic
second Wednesday of SANITARY.
The Springfield RepuJlican comes out in
IA new dress to-day.
Rev. Harvey F. Leavitt is residing tenn
porarily Mt Grinnel, Iowa.
The Bristol Dramatic Club will gave a
dramatic entertainment at Monkton, on
Tuesday evening next.
The National Bank of Ncrgennes has
made semi-annual dividend of five pei
cent.
1t is said that in certain small town in
Vermont there are fifty widows and tho
mills are all running on full time
AT a spelling school, held not far away
the other night girl broke her arm Will,
striving to kiss young man. State prison
Is too good for her.
DIR. Seth Sheldon Ransom, native o
Orwell, died at his residence in Burlington
Iowa. after an illness Of few days, III
was buried on Tuesday last.
"May heaven cherish and keep you from
yours truly, &C." was the somewhat am
biguouous closing of love letter recent,
received by a certain young lady not
thousand miles away from Rutland.
A school girl was heard few days az,
trying to convince young school-fellov
that she liked him better than she did an
other urchin, by the following unanswerabl
argument Don't | miss words in tn
spelling class on purpose so as to go dow
to the foot of the class where you are z"
The first page of to-day's GLOBE is sur
rendered to the most excellent address O
Prof. Enos Gould, of the Bennington IIig
School, which is full of the situation am
worthy the perusal Of all readers.
Rev N. p. Gilbert has accepted call t
the pastoratc of the Congregational churc
in Clarenpon.
On and after December Goth the train
an the Rutland and Washington branch g
the Delaware and Hudson canal company
roads will be run to connect with the trai
arriving at Troy at two o'clock in the afte
noon, and with:the train leaving Troy {
five o'clock in the afternoon.
On and after January list the rates {
fare on the Delaware and Hudson cant
c0mpany's roads, including the Rutlan
and Washington and Rensselaer, and Sari
tOga railroads, will be reduced one cent
mile.