The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02
MAILS ARRIVE.
DASHES HERE AND THERE,

The sun sets tonight at 6:33 rises to-
morrow morning at Der.
Chas b. Atwood, ESQ.,, of Boston, and
Leon Derue of Paris, France, were at the
Bates House yesterday. on their way to
Saratoga.
Hon. Geo. w. Hartman and Hon. Tar
rant Sibley of Bennington were at the Bard
well House. yesterday.
THE GLOBE is under obligation to Henry
Edgerton, Esq, for copy of his speech
before the taxpayers meeting at Sacra-
mento also for the address of Gov New
ton Booth on "the railroad problem in
American politics"
j. p. Woodbury., of Athol, assistant sup
crintendent of the Springfield, Athol and
and Northeastern railroad, has resigned to
accept similar position on road from
Sandusky to Cincinnati, of which. Mr.
Benedict, formerly of the New London
Northern has Just been elected supcrintcn-
dent.
The Congregational chapel building is
rapidly going up. The brick work is
finished above the second story and the
rafters are being laid.
We understand there is to he first class
concert given here during fair week. in
which several musicians of good rcputc
are to take part.
Mr.. Geo. w. Beckwith, of Burlington.
received honorable mention from the COM
mittce of award at the Vienna Exposition,
for his exhibition of the Green Mountain
Soluble Phosphatcs.
The marble sidewalk in front of the new
Baxter National Bank is to he decidedly
superb, judging from the massive blocks
that are already laid.
Dan Rice the circus man is coming this
way.
Clergymen would do well to notify the
papers when strangers are to occupy their
pulpits. 1t is matter of interest to their
Pensioners as well as the public.
Camille Urso, the famous viollnist, hay
ing returned from Europe is soon to visit
Rutland.
Oysters may be eaten now-thc Major
will fix EN- up for you.
The Springfield Republican says that the
Connecticut river railroad ran special
train from Springfield at 3 o'clock Sunday
morning, to convey a New York man to
the funeral of his father at Westminster
Vermont: He arrived on the Owl train
from New York, and put the road under
bonds to return him in time for the mid
night train south Sunday night. In Old
Testament times, they used to return when
the days of mourning were past. The days
of mourning are fewer in the nineteenth
century.
We have received a sample of the mater
ial of which the balloon, 1.-THE Daily Ora
phic,' is constructed This is the balloon
in which Prof. Wise proposes to cross the
Atlantic ocean. In this connection it may
be relevant to say in response to the invita-
ton to be present on the OCCASION that ac-
cording to the opinion expressed by one of
the daily papers of our State, published
outside of Rutland, it will add considerably
to the Professors stock of gas if he
should take the reporter of the Hc'uM
along with him.
The American deputation Of Good Tenn
plars arrived home on Friday. The Yer
mont delegation arrived on Saturday even
ing.
its September term on Tuesday next, Hon.
II. H. Wheeler presiding.
There are at present three hundred
boarders at the Equinox House, at Man
chester.
The hotel at Camels Hump, is not open
this season, yet the place is visited by
many.
Autumn yesterday
The next is Fair week.
The clouds of yesterday were deceptive.
A. Il. Rankin, ESD, has been appointed
commissioner of the United States circuit
court for the district of Vermont in the
place of Judge Ross resigned
The New York and Niagara sleeping
cars, between those points and Saratoga,
made their last trip of the season on Mon
day.
The drawing room cars running between
New York and Manchester, VT, via the
Harlem and Harlem Extension railroads,
are a great convenience to the New York
families, who make Manchester their sum
mer home
The tickets for the excursion to Saratoga
on Thursday next, are selling rapidly at
Meekers music store.
On the First page will be found an &C.
count of the funeral at Rev. DIR. Todd and
Whitehall correspondence.
Herndons Opera House Company arc
playing at st. Adams. .4.
On the Fourth page, National Revenues
and Expenditures, and Interesting Rellg
Gus Statistics.