The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-26

the railroads that transport them make Q
good thing of it although they get but fare
one way.
Decoration Day will be observed al
Ludlow.
The arrivals at the Bomoseen House
Castlcton, the past week were ninety-two.
The State Baptist Sabbath School con
vention convenes at Fairfax June 4th
Mr.. Daniel Horton, son-n-law of Mr.
w. c. Walker of this village, and who
with his wife will he remembered by many
of our readers as n former resident here
was burned out in the late fire in Fitch
burg. The block in which they lived was
nearly destroyed and much of their house
hold goods were burned. although they
succeeded in saving most of their furniture
Their loss we understand is about S40O
DIR. Ruppauner, the re-instated Vienna
Commissioner, married daughter of Mr.
Cornelius Moore, of Cuttngsville in this
county.
We publish this morning poem fyon
the pen of Mrs Julia G. r. DOR, which
appears in the Gd1ary for June.
Rev. j. A. Pierce and Rev. A. r. Dunn
of the graduating class of the Theological
Seminary at Hamilton, will he ordained in
July, and settled over the two Baptist
churches at Poultney, Mr.. Pierce at West
Poultney and Mr.. Dunn at East Poultney
a man named Smith, of Pawlet, was
severely injured on Thursday, while at work
at a planning machine at the steam mill in
Poultney. In adjusting his work, his arm
was caught and horribly mangled by the re-
volving knives, a large portion of the arm
above and about the elbow being cut away
He was attended by DR.. c. s. Perry and
DR.. i. d. Ross.
A column of Vermont news on the first
page.
The Poultney Bul'etia says " Fredcricl;
Thompson has secured situation in a Jew.
clry establishment at Rutland. Fred Is
one of the boys who mean business"
Prohibition and Politics on the fourth
page. A report of an interview with q
prominent temperance man, in Massa-
chusetts, which is not without interest in
Vermont.
Hon. To. ID. Hatch, of Burlington, was in
town on Saturday.
Our fishermen are in luck. W. f. Paige
of the Bates House came in ON Saturday
with 20 pounds of trout. A few DAYS
since j. j. Myers brought in eight pounds.
and Wallace Clement caught II trout in
Castleton river weighing two pounds and
two ounces, beside large quantity of
smaller size on Saturday.
On the second page will be found the
Echoes from several of our pulpits, " yes
terday, including the Memorial Sermon of
Rev. Mr.. Field
People have got off their great coats and
mittens while making their gardens nowa-
days.
Evergreen Cemetery is putting on its garb
of beauty; large numbers visited it on Sun
day afternoon.
A Memorial Service of Cyrus NJ. and
Mary Ripley Fisher, will be held at the
church in Centre Rutland, on Thursday
next at 2 o'clock p. IN.
A change of time on the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad to-day.
Mr.. Loren Atwood, who met with the
severe accident on Friday afternoon, is far
from being out of danger, although on yes
terday he was more conscious than the day
before. He is, however, delirious at times
and wandering in his mind. No operation
has as yet been performed upon his head.
Mrs. Seaver, on Main street, is having q
nice stairway of marble steps put down in
her front yard which adds much to the APP
pearance of the place.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Vermont Gazette published last wecl,
Rev. Isaac Jennings memorial discourse at
the close of his twenty years pastorate of
the Congregational church Mt Center Ben
nington.
Henry Day, the Bristol recluse, whose
death we have already announced, made a
will some eight years ago giving all his
personal estate to the United States, and
his real estate to the United States sub.
ject to life estate to his sister The will
has been presented for probate, and the cs-
tate amounts to some 100000. Mr.. Day
was bachelor.
The May term of the Windsor county
court commences at Woodstock next Tues
day. On the civic docket there are 90
cases, 10 divorce and state cases.
The st. Adams Messenger says: Many
people are complaining that our schoo
laws are in sadly confused condition
These laws were revised and consolidated
some years ago, but each succeeding legis
lature has added to, taken from, and alter
ed and amended them until they have
grown chronic.
Bratleboro is to have horse race on til,
grounds of the Windham county park
Thursday, June 10Th, 81 300 being Offered
for prizes.
Hon. +. p. Walton of Montpelier, VIII,
was the first clerk of the old Vermont Cen
trail corporation, was at St. Adams ON Wed
nesday last to see the corpse, as he ex
pressed it, decently inferred
The Hoosic Valley Ne,es says of Rev. ii
G. Farrar, the former pastor of the Meth
odist churches at Castleton and Poultney
sour new Methodist minister has occupie,
his pulpit in this village North Adams
two Sabbaths, and his ministry among Il
bids fair to be productive of much good
lie is talented and pleasant speaker an
an exemplary christian.
Logs. The result of thcwinters work i
the upper regions of the Connecticut an
its tributaries, are passing down that rive
in large quantities, on their way to Hol
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