The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-03
MAILS ARRIVE
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

The sun sets tonight at 1:40 rises to-
morrow morning at 4:21.
To-day is the anniversary of the found
ing of Quebec in 1908.
Company A, LIST Regt. of Vermont State
Guards, rendezvoused at their armory at 4
o'clock this morning and left for Burling-
ton ut $3.50 to go into camp.
A regular communication of Center
Masonic Hall this Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. All members of the fratern-
i!y in regular standing are cordially in
vited.
A special train will leave Rutland at
1:30 a. M, on the Fourth of July, and re-
turn leaving Burlington at 1890 p. m.
The train on the Harlem Extension due
here at 1908 p. m, was delayed an hour
and half yesterday on account of the en-
CINE on the o'clock train down getting off
the track at North Clarendon causing an
obstruction. No damage done.
All the incoming and outgoing mails at
Rutland depot will be weighed for thirty
days from July first.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany is, this season, making every endeav-
or to accommodate the wants of the travel
ing public
Ought not the village trustees in view of
the approaching sickly season to enforce
some health regulations in reference to gar
bage, and other noXious matter lying about
our streets and the premises of individuals
Hon. James NJ Sladc of Middlebury
was III town yesterday.
See Mark Twain's letter on first page :;
also reading matter on fourth.
Rev. George N. Boardman, d. D., Pro-
fcssor in the Chicago Theological Semin-
airy, is to supply the pulpit of tine Congre-
gational Church in Pittsford during the
absence of the pastor, Rev. r. T. Hall, in
Europe.
Mr.. l.. b. Starkweather, resident of
Chicago and native of Vermont, was in
town yesterday morning for brief time,
at the Bates House Mr.. S. is we'll
known musician in the West, and very
good composer of songs and sacred music,
some of which are known and admired by
musicians here in the Jubilee" and choral
"Tribute.'
The Bardwell House dining tables have
lately received some handsome acquisitions
in the shape of sugar-bowls and creamers of
silver which glsten with sight regal splen-
dor.
Charles O'Conner, in his closing appeal
to the jury in behalf of Frank Walworth,
said Franks bearing before you is one in
whose veins runs the blood of Walworth
the just, and Hardin the brave"
An old lady selling eggs at Savannah,
one day asked, as is usual, whats the
news?" "Thc latest" said the obliging
clerk, sis that the Yankees have got the
Modocs' The old lady struck her knuck
les on the counter and exclaimed 81 hope
the last one of EN- will die of it!
All lovers of flowers must remember thai
one blossom allowed to mature or Ego t.
seed" Injuries the plant more than dozer
new buds. Cut your flowers, then, all o.
them, before they begin to fade. Adorn you
room with them; put them on your tables
send boquets to your friends who have nj
flowers, or exchange favors with those WHIT
have. You will surely find that the NOR,
you cut off the more you will have. AL
roses, after they have ceased to bloom
should be cut back, that the strength of tn
root may go to forming new roots for mex
year. On bushes not seed should be al
lowed to mature.
Cleanliness is the best preventive o
epidemic diseases. Every avenue of an
proach should be guarded, and every caus
likely to breed pestilence or to produce
condition of things likely to expose til
people to danger, and make them suspect
BILE to contagion or infection. Even til
animated drain pipe should be rendcre
pure and wholesome offal no longer /
thrown into the streets earnest cleansin
should be done and the use of disinfectant
everywhere.
Trout are dying in the small streams,
consequence of the drouth
Among the lessons of the Boston fire,
that high rents are not always necessai
conditions of large business Sewers
dry goods and leather houses are named
which now pay but fraction of their TO
mer rents, having located on the outer limi
of the neighborhood of their trade, BIZ
which find their bushes equally well SUI
tanned.
On Monday last through train betwee
Philadelphia and Saratoga commenced re-
ular trips. The trains run via Schenectad,
and touch at all important stations betwee
Philadelphia and Saratoga, and will NAL
close connection with Washington and Ba
timore trains and also with the South al
West.