The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-10

DASHES HERE AND THERE.

morrow morning at Cos
Those interested should remember the
renting of the slips in the new Baptist
church this friday evening.
Members of the Advent Society are re-
quested TO meet at the chapel, West street
this FRIDAY evening at 1870.
Elder j. d. Cook, of Brooklyn, will
preach in the Advent chapel Sunday, at
1890 a. M, 1870 and : p. IN.
The trustees are laying a substantial
marble cross walk from the depot to the
store lately occupied by W. W. Mccall.
We are happy to learn that Mr.. L. G.
Mason, who has been so seriously i'll of ty-
phoid fever, is much better.
William b. Thrall. chief engineer of
Rutland Division No. 81 of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, is the dele
gate TO the Grand International Division,
which meets next week at Philadelphia
He leaves on Monday.
The Rutland high school has now ninety
seven pupils.
The North Adams Marble Co. are max
ing.a successful speciality out of marble dust
for hard finishing 1t is being used in the
new United States hotel at Saratoga Why
cannot Rutland marble men make such Il
specially pay?
Maine wants the next New England fair
but Vermont in little nearer the centre of
things.
Foot ball is becoming favoritc amusc-
ment among the Rutland boys.
The new shooting gallery on Merchants
Row has crowded audiences every evening
The Minnesota law compelling saloon
keepers to pay $40 annually for the sup
port of the State lncbriatc Asylum has
yielded $4,000 this year. Such law in
Vermont would yield good income
toward a similar institution.
The pupils and friends of the Powers in
stitute at Bernardston Mass, Of which
A ] Sanborn is principal, formerly of Mid
dlcbury will have n runion this evening.
The assistant engineers and 50 of the per-
mancnt members of the Boston fire depart
mcnt have signed the total abstinence
pledge required by Chief Engineer Dam
rcll.
A second crop Of raspberries is not unu-
sual this year.
firemens' muster comes off at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, to-day.
Amy Stone is coming about the first of
November.
The eight and ten hour men are compro-
missing on nine hours for days labor
The monthly drafts for the pay of school
teachers in the city Of Troy foots up about
$4,000.
Rev. Newman Hall lectures next week
in Troy. Rutland ought not to let this dis
tinguished divine return to England with
out giving her people an opportunity to
hear him. Our lecture committee could
have no greater cards for their course than
Newman Hall and Willle Collins.
The Burlington Dem0crat has been
changed from folio to an eight page form,
which makes it more convenient, and pre-
sents a pleasant appearance.
Yesterdays weather was delightful.
The Weldon House, St. Adams, is to be
warmed by steam.
Capt. d. White of the United States en-
gineers, is at Burlington, experimenting
the extension Of the breakwater. About
thirty men have been employed during the
past month in the construction of one crib
10 feet in length
The prizes $50 and $40 respectively, Of
fered by Mrs. Wheeler of Burlington to
the best fitted candidate for admission to
'h' University, were taken by Miss Ethel
Sherman of Montgomery, and Miss Let
E. Durant of Montpelier.
The first cars from the Chicago, Bur
lington Il Quincy and Chicago, Rock Is
land & Pacific railroad lines, passed
through st. Aibans Tuesday. They were
from Omaha and the Pacific railways, and
came via the grand Trunk marrow guage.
The steamer United States, which has
traversed Lake Champlain for twenty-six
years, bids farewell to the lake on Saturday
night.
The Lake George steamers will be with
drawn for the season on Saturday.
The lighthouses on Lake ChampIan are
being inspected by Commodore Trenchard
of the Lighthouse Board.
The st. Adams Lecture Association have
- fixed their season tickets at So. On then
programme are DIR. J. G. Holland, Hon.
William Parsons, John b. Cough, Rev.
+. II. Chaplin, Moses i. Cheney Barnard,
VT, Hon. Judge Putnam, st. Adams
Musical Association, and c. ID. Robinson
(ieader.
The Connecticut River Valley Medical
Association hold its October meeting al
Brattleboro October 30.