The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-29
where the sermon will be preached by Rev
Richard Greene Of Springfield.

anu MuIDleneau railroad. fluay evening" |
David Higgins was run over and received |
injuries which soon terminated in death.
Deceased was forty years old, and had
good reputation, but unfortunately indulg
ed in strong drink once in Il while lie
leaves u widow and two children. No
blame can be attached to the railroad.
new HAMPSHIRE CHANGERS.
The following are the names Of the OIL
GERS of the State Grange who were elected
and installed at Manchester, n. H., on
Wednesday
Master, Dudley T Chase, Claremon
Overseer, G IL DeRochemont, Kingston
Lecturer, John u Lyman, Exeter Steward
Lewis T Sanborn, Hampton Falls Asst
Steward, l. A Reed, Newport Chaplain,
f Keycs, Ashland Secretary.C G Shaw,
Milford Treasurer, ID VI Cough, Cantcr-
bury Gate Keeper, J [ Prince. Amherst
Ceres. Mrs. G G Shaw. Milford Pomona.
Mrs. [ Prince, Amherst Flora, Mrs.
Abraham Tallant, Fest Concord; l.. \. :.
Mrs. NJ \ Sanborn, Hampton Falls.
tsrs OF POSTAL CARDS
The question Ct the right eff persons to
print advertisements upon postal cards
having been raised by Special Agent Chas.
Field of Boston, the postmastcr-GCncra
has decided that any number Of individuals
or firms may print their advertisements on
postal cards before said cards are deposited
in the mails, provided that side Of the card
specified by law he used.
DEDICATION or 4 ciiArEi.
The Calvinistic CONGREGATIONAL Society
of Fitchburg dedicated their new chapel on
Thursday. Tie chapel measures &c by A
feet, and is connected with the church by
an ell % by 80 feet The cost of the build
| in inclT IN. furnishing, was SlG,500 it
il htIlt vi a.,tI, with lrcar artificial stone
trimmings. The exercises consisted Of an
address by Rev. Alfred Emerson Of Lam
caster, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tyler. original
dedicatory hymn, Christmas anthem, etc.
THE MORSE INSTITUTE.
In 1862 Miss Mary Ann Morse died,
leaving will, dcyising all her real and per-
sonal estate TO the inhabitants of her ma
tive town, Natick, Mass, for the purpose
or founding literary institute. its object
and purpose to be to disseminate learning
and intelligence by means of Il library and
rcading-room. whenever the funds devised
should he found sufficient. The original
estate amounted to some $1,000, which
has increased in the hand, Of trustees to
5000, with which splendid building.
forty-thrce by fifty-four feet. with thirty
three feet posts. has been erected. The
building was dedicated Friday with appro-
pirate ceremonies
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT,
The billiard tournament, pending duril 9
the last week, between Maurice DAILY and
Ubassy, was concluded Friday evening,
DAILY being the victor The fifth of tho
series of matches was played in the after
noon, being a game OF SOC points up. Ii
was won by DAILY in fifty-scvcn innings
Cbassy only scoring 300 points. The sixtl
. and last of the series of games came off il
the evening and was won by DAILY in thirty
seven innings. Ubassy only scoring 23I
points In the series of matches in New
) York comprising the tournament Maurice
DAILY was the winner by 40 points, Ubas
sy's whole SCORE being 800 points. Thu
stake for which the games were PLAYED
2 given TO Maurice DAILY.
} lGON MANUFACTURERS.
\ union Of iron manufacturers is propos
ed in the following circular signed by th
treasurer Of the Douglas Axe Manufactur
ing Company, dated at Boston, Dccembc
18th
Now that the interests of consumers o
iron and steel have become Of such magni
tudc, it seems desirable that an organization
should be formed for their advancement an,
protection 1t has long been felt by man
that the lack of such influence as is cXerte
by an association has acted greatly TO III
4 detriment Of several avocations, especial
i'll the matter of legislation The fact tina
= consumers Of these are spread so widely
renders it doubly necessary to combine 70
the purpose of eXcrting the power tina
lcgitmately belongs to us, and in view O
Il the repeated additions to the duty wit
II which all the important articles of steel am
iron are burdened, it is particularly desil
able at this moment to take measures to Sc
cure such an abatement of the impost Il
l. will best subscryc our interests.
II TIE CHIEF JUsTICRsUIp.
i The New York Times Of Saturday says
+ editoiially, the report that the nominatio
Of Attorney General Williams for the pos
of chief justice is to be drawn Is withot
d foundation. From all that We can learI
# there appears 10 be no doubt that the cha
Il ges affecting Mr. Williams integrity al
- one and all utterly false, and the judciai
o committee will soon discover that. and the
Mr. Williams will be confirmed. For III
result MIR. Williamss opponents may than
themselves. They should have confine
2 their attacks to the points in which he WI
: weak, instead of trumping up all kinds {
scandalous and unfounded charges again
- him, Mr. Williams confirmation must |
regarded as matter of certainty.
b. \ JEREMY DIDnLER,
y sharp Jeremy Dddlcr played me-
trick on four Of the leading tradesmcn
Portland, Maine the other day. On Tue
m day fine looking man came 10 their stor
S, and after examining the goods and repr
D. scnting himself as one of their custome
/, up country, selected several trivial article
70 which he said he would call for. In Oh
case he WOnted the tradcsman to vOuch f,
him at the bank, but the man of busnc
couldn't see it. At cvcn-tde Mr. Diddl
: appears at the stores for the articles he III
80 selected, but the only thing he could OFF
~ in payment was check for S125, draw
is apparently by George A. Wright, Trea
H. urer of the Ocean Insurance Company, {
RI the Casco Bank Each firm bit The ne.
no day being Christmas, the bank, of cours
W was closed, aud Mr.. Didder had probab
departed in the midnight Pullman. III
morning each of the victims received a Il
ter from the sharper, signed Hail. statiI
IN that the signcr knew he had done II dir
lis trick, but his wife was sick and he W
W hard up. and 10 lac had passed worthle
a, checks on them, but ii they would wait t
N' January he would make the loss good,
the meantime the Casco Bank Informed Il
tradesmen that the Ocean Insurance Con
pany kept no account with them. If it'd
w. the checks would have..to be signed by BIO
H. | the treasurer and president and. final