The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
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The sun sets tonight at 5:43 rises to-
morrow morning at 5;57.
Regular communication of Rutland
Lodge No. 70 this wednesday, evening
at the Masonic Hall, at 7:30 o'clock Mem.
bers of the fraternity in good standing are
invited.
Rutland Lodge of Good Tcmplars meets
this wednesday, evening at 730 o'clock,
at Oddfelows Hall, GLOBE Block.
The indications are that the Rutland
County Fair will be a successful one. A
number of entries were lodged with the
secretary yesterday.
John Dillon was arraigncd yesterday be-
fore Justice b. W. Marshal for intoxica-
ton, and was fined 1894. He disclosed
on NJ X. Ilotchkiss, who was fined $47.5t
and ]. & T. Caden $27.56. Appealed.
Hon. George w. Grandey was in towr
yesterday. in attendance upon the Board OF
the Baptist State Convention, held prior tc
the dedicatory services yesterday.
A grand ball takes places at the Town
Hall on Thursday evening. A general in
vitation is extended.
Gas mains are being laid through Forest
street.
One of the next things on the amusement
dockcts is the lecture by J. Joshua jenkins.
His lecture is rcplcte with humor, satire
and drollcry and it will pay to hear it.
The Travellers Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn. is the Oldest accidental
insurance company in this country and is
doing large business. 1t is represented in
Rutland by Burnham & Temple.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, for several years pastor
of the Baptist church Whiting, has resigned
and will close his labors the second Sab
bath in October.
Forty or more hay stacks can be counted
from the cars within half mile of West
Salisbury station.
A. F. Styles is about to dcvelope mine
of rich copper upon his farm in Middle
bury.
The Middlebury Congregational Sunday
school held their annual election of officers
last Sunday and the result was,as follows
President, Rev. L. p. Hooker; Superin.
tendent, Prot. c. ID. Mead Secretary and
Treasurer, f. A. Bond Librarian, N. p
Barbour
Butter sells at Middlcbury from 81 to 81
cents.
The boys at st. Adams were greatly
amused on Sunday evening in beholding
and putting cigar nearly as long as him
self.
Wyman ii. Merritt son of Col. ii. ii
Merritt of Brandon, late of the Greylocl
House, Williamstown, is to be the manage
OF the Stevens House, Vcrgenncs, for tn
new proprietors, Messrs. Bristol am
Gaines
The day line of steamboats, will max
their last passage for the season from NeY
York on Friday, Oct. Sd, and from Alban
on Saturday, Oct. 4th.
Butternuts have made their appearance
They are selling in some places for twenty
five cents per bushel.
A Fair for the benefit of the new Catholi
church (now in course of erection) will b
held in the Town Hall at Farhaven, con
mencing Monday, Oct 9th, and will cor
tinue during the week.
The Whitehall Times says that the wato
in the lake is three feet lower than at an
previous year in September.
The Free Press says that Mr., Lucir
Bigelow has temporarily accepted the edi
-orship of the new paper to be establishe
in st. Adams
Capt Joseph w. Taylor, of St. Alban
having been engaged al Principal of Il
Seymour School in Syracuse, will close Il
Adds Boarding School, and shortly remo'
to that city. May success attend an o
college friend in his new home,
Is is reported that Hon. Franklin ii. q
Wis, the successful and popular prophet
of the Equinox House, at Manchester, W
assume charge of the splendid new hot
recently built at Chicago by Potter Palmt
No better man can assume its managemer
The New York State Fair is magni
cent success. 1t is estimated that on s,
urday last not less than 10000 people Wis
ed the grounds.
If this sort of weather lasts long
summer hotels will do well to open agai
Weather prophets predict warm weatl
for the first week in October.
The Washington County N. Y. Fair, "
attended by 10000 persons. expenditure
s2,05O; receipts, 1850 profit, 1888
95. tllaf
Mr.. Rowland Smith, of Middle Grt
vile, N. Y, raised late rose potato I
year that weighs pounds and one oun