The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-03
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The sun sets tonight at 4:51 rises to-
morrow morning at G:35.
Klllington Lodge No. 90 O O + meets
this Monday evening at o'clock, at odd
fellows Hall, GLOBE Block.
The Rutland Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION meets this Monday evening at
1870 o'clock, at their rooms in Buffums
Block, Merchants Row.
The Union Hook and Ladder Company
hold their regular monthly meeting this
Monday evening at o'clock.
The village trustees meet this evening at
their rooms in the Village Hall at Z o'clock.
The Glassford Sisters Dramatic Company
will open dramatic season of five nights
at the Rutland Opera House Wednesday
evening, November 18th.
A report of Rev. DR.. Harris sermon last
evening will be found on the second page.
The new cross-walks laid about town
prove great public convenience, and the
trustees of the village are to be commended
for thus beneGting our streets.
Saturday was one of the coolest of the
season, making general demand for over
coats.
Under the nine hour system of work in
the railroad machine shops, the whistle
now DEMONSTRATING commenced Saturday.
November 1st-at fifteen minutes after sew
en- o'clock in the morning, instead of seven
and ut fifteen minutes after five in the af-
tcrnoon, instead of at six o'clock. How
much better is this than to discharge a cor
responding number of men In the one
case, one man out of every ten would,
probably, have been discharged while
now all are retained, furnished remunera-
tive employment for the winter and each
bears the others burdens, while obtaining
.eull pay for their labor.
discoveries of tin are reported near Rut-
land.
The owne~s of dog on Main street are
not so porticula" us they should be i'll let
ting him roam at large. Ills beastly ma
ture is similar TO the hui uan nature III some
respect, at least so think several persons
who have been attacked an,r DIV by said
dog
Now is the time to get bill-heads aud en-
culars printed. THE GLOBE Paper CON-
pany will supply the stationary and do the
printing cheap.
Jacob Edgerton has been appointed as
signec of Griffith Jones of Poultney, bank
rupt, in place of Henry Ruggles resigned.
One of our citizen fishermen who had
been out angling one day early last month,
forgot to remove box of worms from his
pocket on returning home. During the
night the cover got off the box somehow,
and when he awokc the first thing that met
his vision was mud worms wriggling oyer
the floor, the table and his clothing which
were deposited on chair near the bed.
The gentleman had forgotten all about his
box of bait and was Mortified at the
thought of delirium trcmens. He resorted
to several eXpedients to drive away the
horrid vision, till suddenly the truth dawn
cd on him.
A snow storm in Mendon in the early
morning of Saturday.
THE GLOBE gives as interesting and ac-
ceptable reading matter ON its first and
fourth pages as on the inside, which is
greatly appreciated by its advertisers.
The safety of pedestrians would be very
much enhanced if the street lights were
kept burning these dark nights until the
early morning trains leave. We near of
two accidents on Saturday morning
If Elijah Whitney, late lieutenant IN
Co. +, 9th Vermont regiment, resides III
Rutland and will call AT the GDoBE Office
he will oblgc fellow soldier
A demand tor lighting Of the covered
bridge over East Greek will soon be made.
A discontinued couple living in Nebras-
ka, being DESTROYS of securing funds with
which the lady could take journey to
Mississippi, recently sold their three yeai
old child with n COW, to well to do far
mer for 800. The price at first demanded
was 800 for the child, and $25 for the
COW, but compromise was finally effected
on 800 for the two.
Once it was the 'water cure" then il
was the 'grape cure" and now it is milk
as a remedy" IN certain diseases.
The subject of the annexation to the
village of Rutland Of some of the streets
lying just out of the village, will soon be
agitated.