The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

Inc orleans county MuSlCal hssOCiatiVh
holds its annual convention at Barton
Landing, commencing the 18th inst, and
continuing four days, under Prof i o
Emerson of Boston as conductor.
Rev A J Walker, the Baptist clergyman
at Andover, has rendered his resignation.
d Z Boyden, deputy of Vermont State
Grange for Windsor, Orange, Washington
and Windham counties, will give free
lecture on "The Patrons of Iiusbandry,
at Royalton on Wednesday evening next.
The Montpelier Freeman presents very
neat and tasty appearance in its new dress
this week
The new Baptist church at East Hard
wick was dedicated on New Years Day, tho
present pastor, Rev. A. \. Woodruff,
preaching the sermon.
Major Josiah Grout of Newport, is lee
turing on "Horacc Greeley" in Orleans
county.
Hon. Thomas Bartlett of Lyndon, deliver
ed an address on the life of Gen. jackson.
last evening, at Newport.
Rev. w. c. Somervile has been settled
over the Congregational Society at Coven-
try, for the ensuing year.
The Express and Staadud, published at
Newport, grects its readers at the beginning
of the new year with new and much i'm
proved dress.
A county musical convention is 10 he
held at Fort Edward n. y, commencing
on the 27th inst. and continuing three
days. under Prof. W. o. Perkins as con
ductor, who will be assisted by 4. p. Ry-
der of Boston as pianist and Miss IIubbel
OF New York as soprano soloist.
George Perry, four year old boy at
East Berkshire, was made the target of
another boy few days ago and quite bad
~ shot by the accidental discharge of the
gun.
On Tuesday last John Mitchell, con-
vict, serving sentence for burglary IN the
States Prison, died suddenly after lingcr-
ing illness of over two years, being the first
death that has occurred in that institution
for about two years.
The Danbury Mons says the coming tai
lor will incorporate a square of sand paper
in smokers pants.
The iron bridge over the WinoosE at
Waterbury, lately completed, will stand
secure from both flood and fire in the fu-
turc.
The First National Bank of Barre has
made Il dividend of four and half per
cent tor the past six months. This Bank
was started July LIST, and has paid all cx-
pcnscs of starting, $4,000, besides making
the above dividend and carrying -1.G,O to
surplus account.
Leland Gausha has been appointed post
master at East franklin, VT. vice Roswell
Olmstcd, resigned.
The Mendclssohn society meet this even
ing at = o'clock for rehearsal. 1t is
very necessary that every member should
be present.
Mr.. Charles Vail, the dry goods mer-
chant on Center street, is. we understand.
to shortly remove to the store ON Ncr-
chants Row, lately occupied ny Geo. W.
Chaplin, Jr.
The article "Dead-Alive," printed on the
fourth page of this mornings GLOBE,
should have been credited to the New Norl,
World
One day has passed and THE GLOBE has
not been advertised. Where is the Glitch: y
as they were wont to say.
The mail train from Boston was two
hours and half late yesterday afternoon,
caused by landslide on the track, near
Rockingham, at which place wood train
was some time detained and the mail was
unable TO pass.
The well-knoWn proprietor Of we'll
known establishment in Rutland was
accostcd by an lrishman yesterday with
"IIallo, yez; come down here, want to
spake wild ye." The gentleman approach
ed when he was confdentally seized by
Pat, who sepulchrally whispered in his ear,
"Arrah, now, if we've got any liquor, yed
better take care oft for the id divils are
comm ~
The New York papers failed to appear
in Rutland yesterday.
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde, of Hydevile, and
Hon. John w. Stewart of Middlebury
were in town yesterday
One of the sensations of yesterday
was desperate dog fight near the post
office
All the New York Central trains are
now run over the Harlem Extension road,
commencing yesterday, owing to the wash
ing away of bridge near Sing Sing, NY.
Prof. Frank Bradford of Bennington,
starts for Florida next Monday. He will
be absent about three months.
Prof. Enos Gould, A. NJ, has resigned
his position as principal of the Bennington
graded schools, and intends to 60 into bus
mess at Buffalo, n. y, in the spring
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nr. Kcdington's Lecture.
This evening l.. W. Redington delivers
his lecture at the Opera House, on GLOW
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