The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08


Oliver Charlick. formerly President Of
the Harlem Extension railroad, has beer
expelled from Tammony.
Parties temporarily in town or those de
string extra meals will find Fishers eating
house, opposite the depot, Il good place tt
90.
The eighty-second number of the "Olt
Farmers Almanac has been received. II
is the Oldest and most valuable almanac
published
Rev s. Is. Pettengil will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church on
Sunday morning.
The steamship Atlantic went down of
Meaghers Island on April list, 1878 on
the 30th of October last the body of Ger
man woman, in Il good state of preser-
walton, was taken from the wreck.
Within the next year the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company will lay double
track between Saratoga and Ballston Spa,
for the purpose Of assisting the increasing
! business on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
division.
Mast drew the largest lecture audience in
Boston that has been there since Father
| Burkc's farewell. Hundreds were turned
away.
| The strikers ON the New York and Can
| ada railroad resumed work mt Port Henry.
on Thursday.
Springfield, Windsor county, is to have
a lodge of Odd Fellows.
Elccta Sundcrlin of SALISBURY, Ben
ninglOn county, whose aye is "a years, has
during the past year, cut and pieced eight
large bed quilts. three of them containing
more than one thousand pieces each.
Rey. DR.. Smith of Lane Seminary, Gin
cinnatl, will preach at the Congregational
church, IN Charlotte, next Sunday.
p X lIoughton of Nergenncs, desires
proprietors Of public halls in Vermont, TO
inform him of the seating capacity and
nightly rent of the hall
The interest on the Lamoillc Valley, st.
JohnsbuiY and Essex county railroad first
mortgage bonds, comprising the Vermont
Division Of the Portland and Ogdensburg
railroad. due Nov. lst, will be paid in gold
at the First National Bank, Boston. and 81
Broadway, New York.
The turkeys nowadays begin to stand
around saying, "Lct us have peace"
The st. Adams Messenger says there is Il
strong gold excitement in the vicinity of
Rutland, some productive quartz having
been found thereabouts, and there is big
talk of mines and pampered wealth and
things.
Not much.
y locomotive passed over the entire
length Of the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, Saturday Nov. list.
The Green Mountain Freeman, of Mont
pelicr, will appear in new dress about Jan
uary LIST.
The St Adams Messenger saws much
is due the Rev Mr.. Collins, rector of St
PaulS. NcrgCnncs, for the complete and
satisfactory arrangement made for the
Conyocation. while his abundant entertain
meut of all from out of town should not
pass unnoticed.
The number of cloudy days in October
was ten, rainy eleven.
The Lodge deputies or Secretary of Good
Templars Lodges in this county. are re-
quesed TO forward the reports of their
lodges promptly, at the close of the quar-
ter, to George J. HAYES, Rutland, Secre-
tary of the Rutland County Good Tenn
plars Union.
The Steam Boiler Inspection and Insur-
ance company of Hartford, Conn, has
capital of $500, 900. Durham & Temple
are the agents for Rutland and vicinity.
Theodore $. Peck has just received the APP
pointment for Burlington. The business
Of the company is limited to the insurance
of stationary locomotive and steamboat
boilers.
DR.. ]. G. Holland delivers the first lee
ture in the Burlington course this even
ing.
Mrs. Eunicc d., wife of Hon. Dudley c.
Denison of Royalton, died suddenly of
apoplcXy on Saturday night last. The de-
ceased was most exemplary Christian,
wife and mother, while the entire COM
munity mngle their deepest sympathy
with the beleaved family.