The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-09
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

The sun sets tonight at 1888, and rises
tomorrow morning at 4;22.
Clear weather to-day.
Yesterday was Trinity Sunday.
killington Lodge |. o. O. +. meets this
(Monday) evening at 7:3O.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meet at their rooms this (NTonday) evening
Mt 7:45.
Rev. john Newman, ID. d., of Poultney,
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church,
yesterday, in the absence of the pastor,
preaching promptablc sermons.
The family of Gen. ii. II. Baxter have ar
rived from New York to spend the summer
here
c. j. Bridges, president of the Grand
Trunk Railway, passed through here on
Saturday night with his family and at,
PENDANTS, on the return trip from New York
bound for Montreal, in private palace
car.
People residing near Main and Centre
streets have been greatly disturbed of late
at night by the disturbance made by a num-
Der of loaiers who live in that vicinity and
who take the time when no policemen are
about to make night hideous by their dis
graceful doings. The thunder-shower of
Friday night served to scatter them, and
residents in that locality wish that some
thing could be brought about every night to
scatter them as eilcctually.
The locomotives on the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad are being e-painted The
names are being placed on the cabs and the
letters sd. & II. c. Co." ornament the
tenders.
Would it not be well for our Board of
Trustees to follow the Mayor of the city
of Burlington in announcing Repositories
for refuse and garbage and prohibiting the
obstruction and defllement of the streets.
Rev. Daniel c. Roberts of Lowell, Mass.
has accepted the rectorship of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church at Brandon. He was
formerly rector of Christ's Church. Mont
pclier and chaplain of the Vermont SEN
ate
The Vermont Central railroad have re-
Gently turned out a new and first-cass pas
senger engine from the shops at st. Adams
and it has been named after the general
ticket agent IN. G. Elliot"
There is some misapprehension concern
ing the nature of the law relative to news
master-General CONSTITUTES the law as fol-
lows: Miscellaneous printed matter must
be fully prepaid regular publications may
be mailed unpaid the postage to be collect
ed quarterly of subscribers newspaper ex-
change must be prepaid quarterly, either at
the office of mailing Or delivery.
The recent rain seems to have cleared
and purified the atmosphere, and the earth
is refreshed and vegetation rejoices.
Apollo Commandery, of Troy, have in
view al trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Mont
real and Lake Champlain. They have the
reputation of being the best drilled Sir
Knights in the State of New York.
The United States Arsenal at Vcrgennes,
was sold on Friday, in accordance with an
act of Congress, to Hon. John NJ Dyer of
Salisbury, for $4,000 This arsenal was
built in 1916
Hon. L. p Watson, of Montpelier, is
spending few weeks at Clarendon Springs,
at the Green Mountain House.
The Equinox House at Manchester opens
for the season tomorrow Mine host,
Orvis is all in READINGS for the influx of
summer visitors.
James Ripley is w. G. 7. of the poult-
ney Lodge of Good Tcmpars, and Miss
Edna Sinclair, W. V. r.
The Otter Creek Valley Teachers Asso-
citation meets at West Rutland on Tuesday
and Saturday OF next week, June Goth and
2lst.
The New York World is responsible fol
the story, that g Vermont pater familias
has sued his neXt-door neighbor for giving
his family small pox, and the defendant
threatened'a counter suit, on the ground
that the plaintiffs took it from him violent.
ly, without his permission"
An interesting letter from our Charleston
correspondent will be found on the second
page.
Hon. l.. B. Englesby, of Burlington
Past Grand Master of Vermont, was a vis
tor to the Masonic Grand Lodge of New
= York ON Friday last and was received Will
1.-The grand honors of the institution.
Wife Ana5aSs Of Xenophon, with note
anna vocabulary, being the initial volume
Of a New edition of Greek Classics, by Prof
AsahelC. Kendrick, of Rochester, n Y.
has lust been issued from the press of shel
don a. Co. ,of New York Prof. Kendriel
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