The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at441 rises to-
morrow morning at ~.
Hon. II. C. Root and John V. Hall.
Esq. of Bennington, are registered at the
Bardwell House.
The Glassforl Sisters open this even
ing at the Opera House, in the very pop
ular play of "Fanchon the Cricket" They
are sure to prove themselves worthy Of
patronage at this first appearance, and as
they remain during the week, will no
doubt draw crowded houses. The sisters
are charming and sprghuy in their per-
sonations and are supported by splendid
company.
a cowardly fellow having kicked Il news
boy, for having importuned him to buy Il
newspaper, the lad waited until another
ncwsboy accosted the gentleman and
then shouted in the hearing of all bystand.
ers, ats no use to try him, Jim, he can't
read"
The cololed men who olliciatcd as por-
tiers on the drawing-room cars out of Troy.
over the Troy and Boston railroad, will
hereafter be conductors. Former conduc-
tors have been discharged. The cars are
in charge Of white man from New York
to Troy and then go on to st, Adams in
charge of the porters.
Samuel Elliott, while cXcayating for
cellar under his residence at Whitehall, re-
Gently, dug up the bones of two full grown
persons. They arc supposed to be the re-
mains Of soldiers Of the war Of 1912, as
block house stood near the place at that
period.
A new weekly paper is about to be
started at Lansingburgh, n. Y.
The first lecture of the season at Ludlow
occurs this evening at the Congregational
church in that village, to be delivered by
Rev. Robert B. Snowden. Subject, Sand
witch Island Life"
The Temple Quartctte were blessed with
large audience at st. Adams, Monday
evening, and the hearers were charmed, in
turn, by their rare music
The Hutchinson Family arc giving some
of their old-time, enjoyable concerts in the
south part of the state.
Gen. n. p. Banks was detained at White
River Junction, Friday night, twelve hours,
while on his way to lecture at Bennington.
and found himself at Brattleboro at $3.50
p m. with forty-two miles between him
and his destination; but he conquered it
in the remarkable time of five hours, and
stopped half hour for shoeing, arriving in
time to lecture.
AS a fat bachelor resident was about to
seat himself, last evening, in parlor full
of company, a mischcyious urchin of the
period removed his chair The contact of
200 pounds of adpose with the Brussels
carpet was equal in its effects to an earth
quake. The little cvl-doer fled in terror,
the ladies screamed and the masculines
waited for further Developments The
victim awkwardly arose, wiped his llorid
face with huge bit Of canvas, and not
very charitably wished that youngster in
purgatory or in that hotter spot one stage
beyond. Tie will undoubtedly be more
cha,y of sitting down in the future when
that young scamp is around
Those who are in need of gas fixtures.
kerosene lamps and fixtures of any kind
will do themselves proud by purchasing
them Of Weeks IL Barber There is moth
ing so disagreeable or SO injurious to the
good humor Of any one, o: so deletelious
to the eyes as Il bad light, either INSULT
cient in quantity or with too much glare
and glitter We have personal knowledge Of
the article when we say that an opal globe
patent gas burner combined removes all
the defects mentioned, gives n shade to the
eyes and throws splendid light upon the
table below, This can be secured OF
Weeks & Barber, ON Merchants Row, at a
trilling figure. The burner gives twice tho
light of the common style.
We learn that Mr.. Levi b. Southland, son
of Mr.. l.. f. Southland, of this VILLAGE, and
employed in the general freight office OF
the Central Vermont, at st. Adams, was
brought home on Monday, suffering from
slight attack Of paralysis, induced, NJ
doubt, by the constant use of his hand IN
writing. 1t is to be hoped he will speedily
recover.
Among the patents issued for the week
ending Oct. IA, is one to Elon II. Naramort
of Underhill, Vt, for mop holder,
WATER NouoE,-The water will be shu