The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01
Weather Probabilities.
DASHES HERE AND THERE.


The retail demand for parasols is quito
limited.
Gen. Baxter arrived from New York last
evening, and is stopping ut the Bardwcll
House.
JoLc n Woodfn leaves soon for a
visit to his former home in New York
state previous 20 his departure for Chicago,
where he is to engage IN the coal business
with the Mess's Nelson
Charity Ledge No. 3, of the Daughters
of Rebekah, " III meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
Globe block, Il is friday evening at 7:30
o'clock. \ I'll attendance is requested
A large lumber of our local sportsmen
intend to-t ay to wcnd their way TO their
old fishing haunts of last season. 1t is
good idep, for now the fish bite and the
mosquito ,s don't.
One year ago yesterday soda fountains
were in full blast here Mark the contrast.
Rutland Grange of Patrons of Husban-
dry will meet this friday afternoon at .
o'clock.
A especial dispatch in The GLOBE
yesterday was stolen from the Boston
papers of the previous day and covered
news Just AZ hours of age. Rutlond
Daily Herald.
The above is falschood
A portion of the new sewer near the
schoolhouse on School street fell in on
Tuesday night,
Summer commences about month
hence. Who would suspect 1t
The Herald omitted, in their account of
the village meeting, yesterday morning
any mention whatever of the important
resolution introduced by Ex-Gov. Page and
adopted by the meeting also numerous
other omissions and errors are noticed.
The Wallace sisters made decided hit
at Burlington, judging from the local press
of that city. They play tonight at ST
Adams.
The inimitabc Barnabec appears at
Montpelier on Monday evening next, with
Madame Heine, the blind violinst and
Howard NJ. Dow as accompanies.
Special attention is called to the advcr-
tsement of the Central House laundry.
Read the announcement of Dunn a.
Cramton in the advertising columns
The people are becoming Indifferent as
to whether there is any ice crop this year
or not.
j. X. Batcheidcr, Esq, delivers the ora
ton on Decoration Day at Arlington.
There are two hundred locomotives in
use on the Vermont Central railroad and
its branches.
At the recent teachers institute in Ben
nington county, two teachers received state
certificates, Miss Cornelia Derby of Factory
Point and Miss Gray of North Bennington
The Manchester journal says IF YOU
chance to go to Rutland, call at Mason &
Jerkowskis. Bates House block, and you
will learn something to your advantage
Well said and true.
Cremation might well be applied to tho
new patent bntter.
Mr. Boobies says he has been depositing
ashes for years in little china urn, at the
rate of six Cubans daily but he nevel
thought of setting up for much of ere
mationist.
Vermont has a larger number of student
in Dartmouth College than New Hamp
shire
The irrepressble Andrew jackson wa
yesterday committed TO Jail on warran
from Henry II. Smith, county clerk, 70
the third offense of selling liquor sometim
ago Fines for the same amounted to som
$50.
Hon. John F. Deane, of Cavendish, an
Hon. John M. Dyer, of Salisbury, ar
registered at the Bardwell House.
The "Queen of May" this year will nc
appear owing to severe cold,
Several May day festivals have been post
poned until fine weather.
The New York Express thinks thu
Shakspeare's uncertain glory of an Apr
day" sounds very pleasantly, but when Il
uncertainty exists without the glory, the
certainly can be some excuse.for regrettir
that the immediate presence of May HI
taken up the line of March
The robins undoubtedly feel they ha
beeA induced to come out of their wint
quarters under false pretences, and are
good deal rufllcd.
The song in Louisiana Elm afoat, i
ahoat."
The New York Commercial says, "BC
ton critics say that our standard Of chur
music is degeneratng OF course theirs
right up to the Handel"
The newest thing in glove boxes is
miniature trunk, divided into compa
ments for morning, afternoon and event
gloves. It is of Russia leather, bou
with fire gilt and will do in country hou
for mantel ornament. Empty, the bo
cost fifty dollars filled, the whole afI
will demoralzc hundred dollar bill.
We learn from private adyices that
famous Halls Band of Boston, accom-
MED by the charming soprano vocalist n
- Graziella Ridgway, are to appear in C
cert at the Rutland Opera House on
evening of the 10th inst. This will be 9
tidings to all music-lovers in this yicin
Further mention will be made anon.
The Liquor Crusade.
The crusaders called on Messrs. j. &
.Caden yesterday and after tearing
floors and pulling down walls and partit