The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

David Price, of Irasburgh, Orleans
county, has earned 1854 in ten weeks with
his new threshing machine manufactured
by A. w. Gray & Sons of Mlddctown.
Vermont Registers for sale by THE
GLOBE Paper Company.
Look at the photograph and autograph
albums, bibles and prayer books at Spauld-
ing & Co.
Ten cents is the standard price charged
this winter for irst-cass supperat church
socables in the larger towns.
Antiquarian suppers this winter are
great success. 1t is supposed to be in re-
membrance of the Boston tea party.
Our table Is becoming overloaded with
new and attractive books, bearing the i'm
print of the well-known firm of Lee and
| Shepard of Boston; to whom, through
Spauding & Co., of Rutland, we arc in
debted for the same We shall notice them
in detail from day to day, and, in the
meantime, must content ourself with say
/ ing that Spaulding Il Co. have the largest
| and hest assortment of books to be found
| in the State of Vermont. We profess to
| have some knowledge of books and can
| say in truth and sincerity, that Spaulding
keeps for sale almost every book that can
| be desired More than that, It'll the cheap
est place to purchase books in Rutland.
Try him and see. II he should chance to
be out of the particular book enquired for,
he will procure it for you in tricc and
without extra expense.
Memorial services were held at st.
Peters Episcopal church, Albany, on sun
day, in honor of Hon. Rufus W. Peckh am
and wife, who were lost in the recent ocean
disaster
Cough lectures at Middlebury tonight.
Subject-'rempcrance Mast on Thursday
night.
The church festival of st. Thomas oc-
ours December 2lst.
The open water al the mouth Of Otter
Creek, at Vergennes, is swafming with
geese, duck, and other wild game. Good
chance for Z" the Doctor and the Judge to
have some fun.
Henry s. Hyde and Daniel l., Harris are
among the bondsmen of Samuel Bowles of
the Springfield Republican in his libel suit
with Willis Phelps.
The Free Press gives to the public the
following receipt The best and cheapest
care for bed-bugs is salt water This will
make the bugs dry and while they are after
drink move your bed into another room
| the late General Baxter OF Rutland. -Ne1r
York, Boston aud Springfield papers
We were not aware that that affabe and
distinguished citizen of Vermont had
passed in his chips What say the
belligerent press of the marble city ?-Free
Press
1t looks very much as if the opening of
navigation was at hand Lake Champlain
is clear of ice to Rouses Point on the north,
and to Crown Point on the south. The
only ice now in the lake is between Crown
Point and Ticondcroga. Steamers are rnn-
ming between Whitehall and Benson, and
Capt. Corbin expected to force a passage
Sunday. 1t was expected that the boats
imprisoned in the Champain canal would
get through on Saturday.
Mr.. James Hagar of Plattsburgh, has
been detailed us mail messenger for winter
service on the New York and Canada rail-
road from Pittsburgh to Point of Rocks,
its present termination.
w. S. Eddy of Whitehall who has been
so seriously ill is now considered out of
danger.
The Whitehall Times thus compliments
one OF our leading hotels lone Of the
best hotels to be found in this section is the
Berwick of Rutland The house is new
throughout, handsomely furnished while
the table is second to no other in Vermont.
Our old friend aud partner, VI. X. lIotch-
kiss, is the proprietor, and Whitclallers
will meet with warm welcome at the
Berwick, when at Rutland
One hundred and eighty-two carcasscs OF
rotten bcef-wcighing over 5000 pounds,
were seized at Albany on Friday. They
were owned by one mana sausage maker
named Wagner
Thirty new houses have been built in
GRANVILLE. n. y, within the past eight
months.
Measles is the prevailing disease at Glens
Falls just at present. No family is con
sidered at all fashionable with less than two
patients at the same time.
DIR. J. II. French, Secretary of the State
Board Of Education, was at the BATES
House over Sunday.
Bishop Wiley of Boston will preach the
sermon at the dedication of the Methodist
church at Pittsford, on Thursday next.
CONSOLIDATION OF AID SOCIETIES.
society hitherto known as the Ladies' AiC
Society has been united to, and merged il