The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
81. Adams.

Mr. {. ID. Robinson, clocutonist, from
Portland, gave reading March 4th, as the
sixth entertainment in our lecture course.
We were unable to attend. and we have
heard various and somewhat conflicting
reports of it, but those on which we place
of the entertainment, and more particularly
commend the readers rendition of humor-
Gus selections, among which were particu-
larly mentioned extracts from the lnnocents
Abroad, by Mark Twain. Mr. Robinson is
to give two readings in the Swanton lecture
course during the present week.
The meetings al the NJ. L. church con-
tinue with undated interest. We attended
a few evenings since and saw our milkman
there. We earnestly hope he may be con-
verted, and embrace not only the faith but
works, We don't wish to nsnuatc that
the milk we imbibe is waterod, but we have
heard the girl remark that her most faithful
and careful endeayors failed to make it pro-
duce any cream, and from certain indi-
cations we have observed about it ourself
we feel justified in feeling especially
solicitous for the speedy and thorough con
version of the vender.
FIRE.
About seven o'clock last Tuesday evening
the house of Patrick Kelley, between
North Fairfax and Buck Hollow, caught
FIRE from his stove pipe, which ran through
the roof. and was destroyed. Most of the
contents were saved, except about -
bushels of corn. 2) bushels Of oats and "a
bushels of potatoes, The house bad been
insured but the policy had expired. Mr..
Kelley is - or so years old, cripple and
poor, so that the loss falls heavily upon
him, though it probably did not exceed
$1,000.
NEW CLUB.
A club has been formed by some almost
young men for purposes which the uninitia-
ted know not, under the mystic name Of
the J. b, a. VS. Tbs organization has
rented room in Brliucrds block, and
holds meetings all the time. We don't
know under what rules OF parliamentary
uso,,. ,l,os. ,rpotiro. arc conducted hnt we
are confident that subjects and measures of
trIy appalling interest are at times dis
cussed ,hcre We hayn ,eceived that i'm.
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THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
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ZION " temperance cru's''o I" O''o ''''
which seems to be meeting a ruly enthu-
siastic sunrort from some of the hest ladies
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ement. Rev MT van Nofn'u Oh inc "'s'
Congregational church preached sermon
two mr. three weeks since in which he ex-
pressed his dsapprobation of the plan The
uo,hod;st church opnrnvcs and co.oper-
IN. .';.,;.., ,.., $50, :, 10
a''S anu Tue "'ne' so'i''''' are .V' ~ ''
heard rom Col C'arNe oi the messenger
as well ms his estimahlc wife. is actively