The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 6:9s; rises to-
morrow morning nj $50.
Regular convention of Davenport Coun-
ell No. 12, II. S. NJ. at Masonic Hall. this
friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Charity Lodge of the Daughters of Re
bekah will meet at Oddfellows Hail. GLoBE
Block, this Friday evening at 40 o'clock.
There were eight marriage licences
granted in Rutland in the month of August.
A Tabernacle of the Knights Of the
Palm Tree has been established in Rutland
with Henry II. Smith. Esq. as IIonored
Chief
The rain of yesterday was timely, and
came much to the qualification OF the far
mers, whose lands had become parchcd
and dusty.
Miss Lillian ). Edgarton delivers her
lecture Gossip" in Rutland during Fair
week. Miss Edgarton is one of the most
fascinating ladies in public life, and she
still holds the lyccum platform, though she
has been strongly impOrtuned to take tothe
stage. Her presence before an audience is
commanding and queenly, and with her
rich, deep voice and sarcastic utterances
she sways her hearers at pleasure. We
confidently predict for Miss Edgarton at
her first appearance in Rutland most cor
dial and fiattering reception.
A fellow made himself quite noticeable
and very ridiculous yesterday afternoon
while in probable drunken state by
stretching himself upon truck outside and
in front of the depot and going to sleep.
His face was plastered over with paper by
some fun-loving boys, which increased the
righteousness of the sight. The chap lay
there for hours in the rain until he got So
Der. where's the police:"
There is rumor current in town that
certain man came from Delaware Il few
weeks ago accompanied by woman who
passed for his wife that a dayor two ago
another woman came town to look up the
man aforesaid, and claiming him as her
husband, and the supposed wife as her sis
ter; that the man cleared out on appear
ance of woman No. 2, while the two wo-
men console themselves with each others
society in his absence by taking possession
of the rancho, said rancho being located on
Pine street. The man, by the way, drew
thousand dollars from the bank deposited
by himself and woman No. / before leaving,
which makes matters worse
The mail train from Saratoga yesterday
morning broke down at Castleton, and
were compelled to telegraph to Rutland for
an engine to draw the train, arriving here
about o'clock p. m.
The cxcursonists to Saratoga yesterday
were unfortunate in the weather but not
wthstandng the excursion was pleasant
and all returned safely about 10 o'clock,
only an hour behind time
The Boston Transcript says; 1t is not a
good apple year, but the Vermont farmers
are taking rather too much advantage of
the scarcity of this fruit They ask a
greater price for apples than they are like
" to obtain In one case, Il wealthy
agriculturist has an orchard estimated as
containing five hundred barrels, for which
he hopes to receive nearly five dollars 4
barrel in the home market.
The New York Gruphic balloon fol
Europe, will take flight on the 10th, and
everybody not engaged in the State FAN
Mt Rutland for that day, is going down tc
see il off.
Tickets and reserved seats Tor Agne
Wallacc's dramatic evenings, this and TO
morrow, are now for sale at Meeker'
music store. This accomplished actress
with that fine comedian, Sam Villa, hay'
taken 30 well that people are now on tn
mi gipe for their coming,
The following from the Windsor CORES
pondent of the Montpelier argus, concern
ing a jolly citizen of Rutland, will he .
interest to our readers;
The denizens of Windsor were yer,
much pleased to again behold the benlg
countenance of the Hon. William Porte
Cady, of Rutland, on his return from tn
reunion of the Cady family, at the residenc
of his father, the Mayor of Taftsville. III
was heartily welcomed by his old com
nanions. and returned to Rutland via tn
overland route in the Great Western
Friend Coolidge was obliged to double hi
team TO make the conveyance a success
owing TO Mr.. Cady's portly habit. Ill
brother, Herman Cady, Of Hoyokc, Mass
accompanied him.