The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15


mont, says; 1.-The conjectured population
of Worcester is now $4,000" We did not
know before that the building of a railroad
from the State Capital north through the
little town of Worcester, Washington coun-
ty, have such enthusiastic effect If building
railroads from the Capital has such a ten
dency let us have the Montpelier and Rut-
land railroad at once.
Your postal card wont go if you write
anything but the address on the face of IT,
The Cambridge Post says In some of
the cars of the Delaware and Hudson canal
company, running upon this branch of
their road, book racks have been placed, in
which arc deposited for the convenience Of
such passengers as may wish it, a copy of
the Bible, bearing the following inscrip-
ton This Bible is placed in this car by
the Young Peoples Christian Union of tho
Second Presbyterian church, Troy, n. V.
Bishop Bisscll and Rev. A. Hull, ID. D.,
| Rector of Christ church, Montpelier arc
spending the month of August among the
! Adirondacks.
The Methodist Sunday school of POult-
ncy will make AN excursion to Saratoga
Springs on Wednesday, August eth. \
train will run from Salem, n. V, arriving
at Castlcton in season for the train fOi
Saratoga at SEQ a. M, returning TO Castle
ton at 1882, giving tho whole day at Sara
toga. Parties desiring to join the cxcur
sion at any station between Salem and Cas-
Teton, can do So Fare one way will h,
charged
The Middlcbury Register is in error il
saying that the Rutland County Annua
Fair will be merged in the State Fair to bt
held in Rutland the second week in Sep.
TENDER. There is no connection hctwceI
the two fairs further than that the State
Fair is held on the grounds of the RUTLAND
County Society. The Rutland County
Fair is to be held independently on the frs
week in October.
Rutland preferred bonds advanced OF
Monday from 53 to 81.
Mr.. A. G. F. Drew, of the firm of Allcr
& Drew, of this village, with his wife
started yesterday on a trip of week OF
two, up the st. Lawrence River and arr
to visit Ogdensburg and Montreal.
Says the st. Louis Globe: MADAME
Parepa-Rosas singing this year will be con
fined to a single song-"Sleep, baby
sleep"
Rev. n. Cyr has favored the GLOBE Will
a copy of his translation of the address OF
Rev. J. II. Merle DAubigne d. D., adj
on The Council and Infallibliity.
This translation has been admirably don,
by Mr.. Cyr, with the assistance of Mr.. w
p. Winslow. 1t is published by the Amer
lean Tract Society.
By recent change in the timetable OF
the Rutland e Washington railroad til,
night express leaves Rutland for New
York at lao a. m. instead of 2:10 a. m.
We regret to hear of the serious Hines
of our townsman c. L. Babcock, genera
agent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company.
Mr.. George j. Wardwell, of Rutland
reads paper before the American Associa
ton of Science, at its meeting at Portland
Maine, on the Goth inst
Rev. George S. Guernsey, of Rochester
will preach in Fletcher, next Sunday
August nth.
The st. Adams Messenger says: IF
corner in coal takes place there will
very little coal in the corner; hence nov
is the time to get in your coal"
DR.. c. II. Carpenter of Fairhaven, ha
in his garden a squash that measures fee
and inch in circumference. Who beat
, this? Next.
Rev. John Todd, ID. of Pittsfield
Mass, his many friends here will regret t.
learn, remains very sick, and although hi
) condition does not change much from da,
to day, he is growing perceptibly weaker.
The Universalist State Convention vii
be held at Brattleboro the last week in thi
month.