The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-19
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RUTLAND AND VICINITY.


The sun sets tonight at 739 rises to-
morrow at 422
To-day is the anniversary of the sinking
of the Alabama by the Kearsage, in 1864
Loafcrs who hang about the street cor.
ners are now called Modocs.
The whole space lately occupied by the
shops of the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Rail
road on Green Island. will be devoted to
yard room for making up freight trains and
similar uses.
The third week in June last year was
one of the hottest of the season.
pany will put in Y from their new track
and along the east side of the canal basin.
Vacation in the public schools common
ces one week from Saturday, and the
teachers and pupils are counting the hours
that must pass before that time.
Saratoga Sunday trains will not begin to
run until next month. The New York
and Saratoga expresses will run, as has
been reported.
The master car builders at their recent
session, gave expression to their views on
the many accidents and recommended a
remedy in coupling cars. Five or six hun
dred painful and disastrous injuries to
brakeman in coupling cars during one year
are disgrace to modern skill and
ingenuity.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany are laying the foundations for new
freight depot on Lumber street, Albany.
1t will be much larger than the old one in
order to accommodate the growing traffic
of the road in Albany.
Some mistresses are SO fault-fnding that
really there is no living with them. The
slightest trife makes them flare up and
take on. Here now is girl at Sedalia,
Mo-, losing her place for what? Simply
for straining four gallons of crab-apple
jelly through an eighteen dollar veil.
Appleton's Journal says "That man
is only truly cultured whose broad SYM
pathies are hospitable to every form of in
tellectual thought or artistic expression"
The members of the Massachusetts press
all: left Boston, on Tuesday. on their
annual summer excursion. A visit to
Hoosac Tunnel, carriage ride over the
mountains to North Adams, a sail on Lake
George, and a return home by way of Lake
Champlaln, and the Vermont Central, or
Friday, are the features of the programme
Spite of much building, the Boston
market is over-stocked with brick.
New Haven, Conn, has been raising thu
pay of the principals and assistants in it
public schools, while Rutland cannot get
sufficient money to pay its teachers.
The measles having sported ad libitun
among the children of this village, have nov
attacked older people.
Pine-apples and Strawberries have ad
vanced slightly in the retail market, Will
flour is selling for less per barrel than
week ago.
The report that has gained currency that ID
ID. Gorham, principal of the Northampton
Mass, High School, had resigned his pc
sition to accept similar position at Mont
pelier, is incorrect. 1t arose from the fac
that the school committee had refused t.
in crease Mr.. Gorham's salary from 2,25'
to $4,000.
Hon. L. b. Englesby, of Burlington, wa
in town yesterday.
j. L. Eddy is about rebuilding mil
in place of the one destroyed by fire las
week.
"Styles" on the first page.
A. j. Sanborn, Principal of tn
Powers Institute, at Bernardston, Mass,
is in town on visit to Mr.. Dana of til
High School.
Mr. Loren Atwood, who was so badl
injured some four weeks ago, rode OF
yesterday for the first time since his injuI
and his complete recovery is assured. III
injury he received was fracture of IL
base of the skull, which in a majority {
cases proves fatal while numbers hay
been known to recover, as has Mr.. Atwood
The police are taking rest from the
extra work brought on by Barnums show
simply from the fact that the troublesom
ones in this region are keeping quiet an
taking time to get sober again.
Mr.. T. S. ellison is having his resident
on the corner of Court and West stree
newly painted.
Company "a" LIST Regiment of Vernon
Militia will meet at the Armory this evel
ing at 1880 for drill
G S. Blodgett of Burlington, the We
mont commissioner to the Vienna exh
bition, returned home last evening by VIZ
of Lake Champlain.
Read advertisement of Equitable Ia
Association in another column.