The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-11
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

DASitES nEtlE AND III EhE.
The sun sets tonight at L. 10 rises to-
morrow morning at 6 Al.
This evening the second lecture of the
course in this village, is to be delivered at
the Opera House by Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more, lady of great reputation as a
speaker, and always sure to attract n
crowded house. Her subject at this time
is 'What shall we do with our daughters. "
and will give an opportunity to display her
rare powers of genius, wit and, possibly,
sarcasm.
The trottng park at Brattlcboro. at the
recent races was attended by only about "A
hundred people, the weather proving too
cool to draw out a crowd.
A circular saw amputated two fingers
for John Pocket, at the Union slate COM
pany's mill, Fairhayen, on Friday last.
A fire has been burning in the woods for
several days along the line of the New
York and Canada railroad between Port
Douglass and Wilsboro, N. Y.
The wooden mills at Winooski are still
running ful tinAo, but aic ,n,pluyin., no
new hands to fill vacancies in Their force.
Sunday last was set apart in various
Evangelical churches as Il day of special
prayer for the success of Young Mems
Christian Associations.
Those desiring good job of frcsco
painting and decoration will do well to
consult w. Kretschmer. Advertisement
in another column.
The proclamation of the Governor of
Vermont, appointing Thursday, Nov. 27th.
as day of Thanksgiving, will be found
on the second page.
The first prize, for the best conundrum,
was awarded to printer, at the conclu-
sion of an entertainment, at Napanee, the
other evening. 1t was tins "Why was
the Shah of Persia, during his visit to Eng
land, the best card-playcr in the world?"
Because the swel!s gave up their clubs, the
workmen threw up their spodes, and the
ladies' were within an ace of losing their
hearts, when he came to show his
diamOnds
Congressman Gorge w. Hendee and IIo-
race Fairbanks of Vermont are among the
New England arrivals at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York.
Ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith and Hon.
Worthington c. Smith are at the Bardwel
House.
The GLOBE was in error in announcing
that Gen. Banks did not reach Bennington
in season to lecture lie spoke to a large
audience on the subject "Will it endure 2"
Hon. John r. Gates of Bennington who
had tumor removed, we me happy to
learn is doing WELL
Lansing Mills and l. w. Hobart of the
Central Vermont railroad are in town.
The Burlington Free Press says.
The keen north wind, the stiffeninr
ground and the snow furries of Sunday
night, were reminders that the Modoc sum
mer-as they call it out west-has left us.
President Potter of Union College has
been notified of new gift of one hundred
Thousand dollars, from gentleman who
desires his name withheld for the present
Rev. i. G. Ware, pastor of the Unitarian
church in Burlington, ON Sunday last, com
pleted the tenth year of his pastorate. and
observed it by preaching an appropriate
sermon upon "The christian minister and
his work"
The Sunday evening sermons of the Rev.
Dr. Baldwin of Troy, are drawing large
audiences.
b. II. Ridley, the wel-known music
dealer of Troy, has suspended.
Owing to the depression in the freightng
business, large number of boatmen at
Whitehall have tied up their boats for the
season. 1t has been an Improbable season
for the freighting business.
new and elegant chandelier was pre-
sented to ST. Peters Episcopal church.
Bennington, last Saturday by one of the
members.
Rev. G. b. Hubert of Bennington, will
deliver temperance lecture to his con-
gregation on Sunday evening next
Rev. William Hutchinson, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist church at Sandy Hill,
died at the residence OF his son, Hon.
Charles Hughes, on Thursday morning, at
the age of 70.
The Boston Traveller is severe when IL
calls the Vermont court of chancery "a
so-called court Of law"
Mrs. Darlington says she gets up every
morning at the shrill carrlon of the chan
delier