The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-21
DASIiES HERE AND THERE,

DAStiES HERE AND IHEkE.
The sun sets tonight at 800 rises to-
morrow morning at 6;2l.
Regular convocation of Killington Com
mandery No. X. r. this Tuesday even
ing at their asylum. Masonic Hall, ut 5.30
o'clock
Gas mains have been laid on Forest
street.
The merchants are beginning to be busy
with customers again. The panic Is wear
ing off.
The foundations of the new freight house
will be completed in two weeks
In other large towns and cities the young
people of the several churches are forming
literary societies. \ movement in that di-
rection would be beneficial TO Rutland
churches.
Sunday was st. Luke day
Halloween will he observed November
Rev. II. \. Sawyer of Mount Holly has
received a call from the l'nivcrsais Socie-
t. of Marlboro, n. II.
4 fine church edificc for the Catholics is
building at Mount Holly
The attendants ut the late Musical CON
ycntion at Ludlow alc inquring who "R.
T. Savage of Mount Holly is
The Boston Adcet'.er says. "EX-Goyer-
nor Fairbanks of Vermont was at Parllcr's
yesterday" Not hardly. No resurrection
yet awhile.
Should the weather prove favorable
there will undoubtedly be a large attend
ance at the races tomorrow and the day
succeeding.
An Irislwoman at loss fora word. went
into Higgins drug store, yesterday, and
looking much puzzled, said she had come
for medicine, yet the name had slipped her
mind entirely but sounded like 'HPaddy
in the garrett Mr. Higgins competent
clerk being well up in the business. as well
as anxious to make sale, tried to
think what it could be and finally hit upon
paregoric. "lndadc, thin. that's it, said
she, and, obtaining the medicine, went
away delighted that she came so near the
right word.
An effort is being made to secure Miss
Anna f. Dickinson to lecture here on Sat
urday evening next, which possibly may
proye successful.
There are now l35 inmates at the Reform
School.
The new academy at ST. Johnsbury will
be dedicated on Friday evening, oct, 3lst,
with an address by Rev. NJ. II. Buckham,
President of the University of Vermont,
and other exercises.
Governor Converse will probably appoint
the 2,th of Novembcras THANKSGIVING day,
to correspond with the national Thanksgiy-
ing.
The Free Press gets off the following
conundrum Z" Why is money at the pre-
sent time like an umbrella Z" Answer
. Because ii is the hardest TO borrow when
it is the most needed
Vermont Central fist mortgage - arc
quoted at 81 Rutland Railroad preferred
stock at Al.
Godey's Lqdics Bo9h and F'mHh Acslies
and Demorests F'dstion Mdgazihes for No
ycmber are at Spaulding d Co.'S
The postmaster at Cooliyillc in Corinth,
Orange county, requires a one cent stamp
to be affixed to postal cards.
Camels Hump put on her winter dress
Of snow last week.
Scarlet fever is raging at Burlington.
"Thc Bible in schools ON the first
page,
"Orwell Farmers Festival ON the
fourth page, with a cor'tct list OF the pre-
miums
The AHantic and Seminars for Noycn,
her at Spaulding q Co..
The ordination Of Roy. Mr.. Wright o
Dandy is to take place next week.
Mrs. Sarah f. Bicknell has been ap
pointed post-mistress at Pitisford Quarry.
Judge Poland, member of Congress from
the Second Vermont District, is now il
Washington in attendance upon specla
meeting of the Joint Committee.
Hon Dorman b. Eaton, AN honored sol
of Vermont, and chairman of the Civi
n Service commission, has taken up his resi-
lence in Washington and proposes to dc
ote his entire attention to the purposes o
fhe Commission during the coming winter
Hon. John B. HOLSTER of Manchester
was at the Bates House yesterday
Prof Peter Collier secretary Of the Vei
mont Board of Agriculture, arrived HON
from the Vienna Exposition, on Frida
last.
Hon c. w. Willard of Montpelier, an
Lieut-Gov. Taft have expressed their il
tention of being present at the Officers IL
Union at Brattleboro, on the Goth inst,