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

All should attend at The opera HOuSt
this evening upon the appearance of the
Agnes Wallace troupe in the burlesque OF
Cinderella The renowned comedian
sam Il. Villa. is immense In his persona.
lion of the title role, while the fair Agnes
/. sure to win the admiration and approba-
ton of all. The company, VIC understand,
ing Of the patronage of the public.
Spontaneous wit is always the most bril-
liant, hence the effort of We ottdche is over
flowing with brilliancy, and sparklcs all
over with scintillations of genius. Some
-four or six weeks ago, the st. Adams Mes
seagcy suggested if We ottacde aforesaid
would only accompany the Graphic bal
loon it would "add considerably TO the
professors stock of gas Spontaneous
~ and instaneously- from four to six
weeks constant study and thought-this
beautiful witty reply, scintillatcs forth.
that if some one else should go along it
would "add TO the professors stock of
(g)ass" Good, bright, new. sharp, hut
please don't try again.
George Francis Train has an income of
42s. 900 yearly from rents alone.
The postoflicc clerks are depressed on
accoun, of the urdelivcrcd papers. which
have been filling up the pigcon-holes since
the new postage law went into operation.
Gpf,l, rot,tpnul lint fhn nI1l-
fishers are requested to stop sending them.
Some people do no, realize what mean
sneak an anonymous letter writer is.
Less than four miles of track remain to
be laid on the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, and in week that gap will he
filled up.
Thomas Nasl has nearly one hundred en-
gagcmentS to lecture next season. John
b. Cough and Mrs livcrmorc. are among
his most prominent rivals in popular favor
upon the platform.
The butter shipments at st. Adams, on
Tuesday. was. 2,00l tubs.
J. Joshua jenkins, the humorist of the
Utica We1WM will lecture in Rutland.
shortly.
The time TO make fair showing the
coming state fair
The reunion of the Tuttlc family
whose history in this county dates back
over 200 years was held at New Haven,
Conn, on Wednesday, and was unusually
interesting. Rev. DR.. futile, President of
Wabash college. Indiana. delivered the his
torical address.
Rutland claims the most elegant and sub
stantial bank-building in New England
the Baxter Nntional Bank.
a telegraph messenger boy got his dis
patches mixed the other day, and handed
a somewhat sportivc manufacturer tclc-
gram which reach "Can you supply our
pulpit next Sabbath" And to prom-
nent minister in town dispatch which
read. "Thc trot is postponed until Monday
Can't you come down and spend Sunday"
An exchange announces, "Lcad in con-
siderable quantities has been found in Cas-
tleborough, Vermont.
Over $3.50 have been raised in Brattlc-
boro for fircman's muster about October
LIST.
Some vandals have made visits to several
orchards and meon-patchcs. The names
of the gang have been secured.
Mr. Godkin of the New York Nation
was in town yesterday, making several
calls among his acquaintance about town.
The daughter of Mr.. Banfeld, solicitor
of the treasury, will be n cripple through
life from injuries received by an accident
in Vermont.
Read Ashmuns new advertisement in
another column. The Temple of Fashion
a favOrite resort to customers who desire
the latest fashion. His fall opening takes
place on Monday next.