The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-27
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

1t looks now as if we should have hard
winter.
Snow tell in Rutland yesterday, to the
depth of one foot or more, and we learn
extended throughout this entire region
Two engines left on the night train for
Boston last night
The 4th of July will be celebrated as
usual-unless it SHOWS, then the next fair
day.
Richard Grogan lectures at Swanton to-
night on temperance.
The robins looked cold enough yesterday
TO be blue birds.
Gov. Underwood of Burlington is greatly
improved, but is still confined to his resi-
dence by inflammation of the eye.
Hon. William Harmon of Shelburn is
slowly improving, and is able to sit up some
part of the day.
Spirits will prevail at the Town Hall to-
night.
Fishers red light will continue to shine
hereafter until the arrival of the midnight
trains, and a good, square meal will be
provided until 1870 a. m. at his restaurant
in Quinn's block.
Rev. A. B. Lambert, ID, entered up
on his duties as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Rupert on Sunday Goth
inst.
The Oddfellows of Rensselaer, and Sara
toga county, N. Y, will observe the fifty
fifth anniversary of the order at Fl Ed
ward N. Y, on Tuesday 2Sth inst
The Newport Erpress understands that
DR.. Hoskins has dissolved partnership
with Mr.. Cummings, and retircs from the
editorial management of the Vermont Far
mer. The course of DR. Hoskins on the
paper has been very far from satisfactory
to the farmers of the State whom he has
assumed to represent.
Mr. Tarbell of Mechanicsvile has already
shipped thousand dozen of his superior
rakes to the trade, n large number of
which went to Europe.
Mrs. Durand, who preached at the Ad-
vent church last evening at the request of
several of our leading citizens, will de-
- liver lecture on temperance this Mon
day. evening at the Advent church, unless
some other place is provided, at half past
seven o'clock We are told that Mrs.
Durand is pleasant speaker.
While the people of England are expend
ing vast sums to repair and restore old
churches, tine people of New England
are undermining or tearing down every
meeting house erected by former genera
ton.
An appropriation of $50 was made at
the annual meeting by a district in a
neighboring town to repair the school
house, and an investigating committee APP
pointed to watch the contractor.
Authorship to-day finds periodicals
rather than books its best medium, botl
for reaching wide audience and securing
liberal compensation.
Not Hoax after all, but a Hicks
May 10, at New York, Minister Schenck
will marry Mrs. Pickering Hicks, very
wealthy Roman Catholic widow.
A line of telegraph is in process of con
struction between the Lake Dunmor
House and the Western Union lines, Il
connect at Leicester Junction. The pros
pect for successful season at this hotel
very encouraging, the cottages and many o
the rooms in the house being already en-
gagged.
1t is reported that Horace Fairbanks ha
disposed of the bonds of the Lamolle Val
ley railroad at such advantageous rates, il
New York, as will enable the company I
speedily complete their road to Lake Cham
plain.
26,400 bushels of wheat passed throug
over the Central Vermont Thursday.
The Central Vermont railroad manage
ment has recently raised the wages OF trac
men to the amount paid them previous
the reduction made last fall.
The Middlebury Register hears that son
of the prominent citizens of Cornwall mi
the railroad officials at Rutland or Burlin
ton, or both, some days since, probably
consider the propriety of issuing passes
all the candidates for governor from tn
town. The editor sorrrowfully addi
aspect they can't build our new depot I'll
year If they do"
There is a muddle about the liquor age
cy in the city of Burlington. The esta
lishment has been closed for the past fe
days, and no liquor can be procured, ev
IN cases of sickness, says the Free Press
From the printers stand point there
very little difference between life al
death-a mere difference of mn 'm"-cl
alton and cremation.
Ed. A. Welsh, Troy 81 Boston condr
tor, who had to sue the North America A
cidental Insurance company to reco'
$500 ON an accidental policy, has been pt
his claim. The insurance company &C
cluded not to appeal.
Officer Perkins visited the Berwi
Hotel, ON Saturday, but secured no spoil
Remember the grand May-day Ball n
Oyster Supper at Clarendon, south fla
Town Hall, Wednesday evening of I
week. viii. Fisher furnishes the supp
and Wells orchestra, 5 pieces, furnish
mnsic, which Is enough to insure a lal
crowd A general invitation is extend
Full bill, $500.
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