The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03
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The sun sets tonight at 6:3o rises TO-
morrow morning at 5:2S.
Regular communication of Rutland
Lodge No 10, this Wednesday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
Rutland Lodge of Good Tcmpars meets
this Wednesday evening AT 1.30. at Odd
Fellows hall, GroBE block.
The funeral of Miss II. Mower. was
largely attended from the residence of
George J. Wardwell, yesterday afternoon,
The religious services were conducted by
Rev. Edward Mills, pastor of the Baptist
Church. assisted by Rev. ]. G.. johnson of
the Congregational church.
The Eighth Vermont Regiment had a re-
union at White River Junction last even
ing. Capt. George n. Carpenter of Chica-
go, read poem especially prepared for the
occasion.
The Pittsburgh Repu6lican says "Old
Dave Oney, of Rutland, delivered the
only set speech we heard on the occasion
of the Whitehall muster" The Republican
gives WOOD cut of Dave" while deliver
ing his speech.
Hon. H. G. Root and daughter, Hon. A.
p. Lyman of Bennington, and c. J. Glea-
son, Esq, of Montpelier, were at the Bard
well House, yesterday.
The High School is crowded with schol-
ars this term, and several other of the
schools are more than full. Should schol-
ars continue to come it will he necessary to
employ more teachers.
A Japanese student will present himself
TO our Graded Schools this week, for adj
mission.
Hon. F. f. Woodbridge was in town yes
teriay We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Woodbridge's health is improved by recent
journeyings.
VIM. ID. Colt, Esq, of New York, was
in town yesterday on his way to Hydes
Hotel, Sudbury, where he has spent his
vacation for many years.
Two grand concerts will be given at thu
Opera House on Thursday and Friday o.
next week, at which the following artists
will appear, viz: Miss frankie Burt, Mad
julie de Ryther, Mile Bertha Brousil, tn
eminent Bohemian Violinist, Mr.. j. l.
Hoyt, IT,, Mr. L. p. Phillips. Mr. Geo. A
Meitzke, conductor.
By reference to the advertisement o
Blacks Stereopticon, it will be seen tina
the scholars of the graded schools may al
tend the exhibition OF the Stereopticon
reduced rates. This reduction applies onl
to the exhibition for Monday.
A new man hired on Springfield railroa
thought he would couple few cars, ju'
to get his hand in His next want was
get his hand out, and now railroad life
less seducing than it was
An uneasy boy, whose mother tried
quiet him on Boston and Maine train, Il
other day, by telling him the conduct
sometimes swallowed naughty boys, a
tonished her few moments after as Il
portly form of the conductor appeared
the door by creeping behind her and e
claiming in a whisper, ma, guess he III
swallowed one already
A party of twenty-six from Middlebur
guests of the Addison House, headed
Mr.. Darwin Rider, took trip ON the Gu
lew to Port Henry, on Monday of Ia
week.
The city of Burlington have discharg
the day police.
Manchester, Vermont, was named all
the c;tv of the same name in New Ham
shire, which was named by King Edwal
The Specification of the name is 'Ciiy
men,"
The Cheerful Givcrs Missionary Soci'
of yergennes, held an ice cream soclable
that city last Friday.
The village schools of Middlebury co
menced on Monday with full rooms.
Messrs. Hammond and Severance II
five hundred sheep to California.
The fall term of Middlebury Coli
commences on Thursday next. The n
class will be respectable in numbers I
merit. The professors have all return
from their vacation trips.
On first page, Recent accident at Pc
dam Junction A Little sunset talk;
Vermont party in Iowa. On fourth pa
Rock notices; The Walworth family
challenge to Fox Hunters. The latter
ticle Is especially commended to in
Everts.