The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
DASHES HERE AND THERE,

DASHES HERE AND THERE.
We regret to announce the death of
Stella Adele Nicholson, daughter of our
well known citizen, Arson A. Nicholson
Esq, which occurred after long and pro-
tracted illness at II o'clock and II minutes
last evening. She was an interesting and
intelligent young lady, the life and light Of
the home circle in her days Of health, and
highly esteemed by her associates. Her
buoyant hopes and pleasant dreams Of life
were suddenly Frustrated by the fatal dis
ease which has closed the scenes of earth.
Many mourning heart will most deeply
sympathze with the bereaycd parents in
this hour of their alliction and all who
knew her will sorrow that life so joyous
has been tcrminatcd--hy the great reaper
death.
Hon. NJ. 5. Colburn, of Manchester gave
the GLOBE Office the kindly light of his
conntenanco few moments, yesterday.
Policeman TO individual who has arrived
at the maudln stage Nov, then, move
here? Individual-'' | was (hic) a-think-
in o turning over quite moo leaf sir
quite a moo leaf?"
Mr.. II. G. Eddy. the young ana talented
organist, who has just returned from Eu-
rope is soon to he brought ont III n concert
at Burlington.
Look out for your ears. Appcndages of
this sort. lost or found during this cold
snap will be advertised, gratis.
The new Collector of Internal Revenue
of this District, Hon. John l.. Mason, has
appointed Mr.. Eihu b. Taft Of Burlington
as his chief deputy and clerk.
In consequence of the appointment Of
Tuesday evening next as the opening socia-
BILE by the ladies' Of the Congregational
church, (and of which due notice will he
given, the proposed reproduction Of the
Dickens Phantasmagora will he postponed
to Monday evening February 10th, in the
chapel parlors and due no'lca will be given
of the readings and illustration tableauX to
to be produced under the direction of an
experienced committee.
Rev A. F. Bailey of Troy, formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church here, preached
to his congregation, styling his discourse
Broken crutches.
Woodstock was excited last week, over
the failure of NJ Fairbanks, to whom
widows and others in moderate crcum-
stances had loaned money without security
We learn that efforts are being made to
engage Rev. Mr. Murray at Mddlebury
Vergennes and Manchester, to deliver the
same lecture given here last evening
Mr.. Trial Sykes of Brattleboro, formerly
of the old American House, died on Satur
day last. lie had nearly reached the age
of ninety and HIS home has been IN Brattle
boro for over fifty years. He had ncycl
been sick until the day he died.
Congressman Poland presented the peti
ton of the Vermont State Teachers Asso
citation in the House of Representatives, OF
Monday, that the proceeds of public land
be devoted to cducat on,
.
last marked 1Oo below zero in some l,c
ties in town, and it is considered the da.
was one of the coolest known for years
The Neshobc Fire Ensinc Co. Of Bran
don, give a clam chowder and dance o.
Thursday evening next
Mr.. r. F. Haven, of Benson, has raise
the past year from one half acre and on
bushe of sowing, sixteen bushels of pur
winter wheat, weighing sXty-fyc pound
to the bushel
l.. J.. butcher, ESQ, has prepared Il
exceedingly graphic and interesting papt
on "Lifc in the Primitive Log Cabil
of Vermont which will be read bcfoi
the next meeting of the Vermont Histories
Society.
The mercury fell on Monday morning
2e9 below at North Troy and Richford
24o below at Sheldon % Q to 90 belo
in St. Adams; 80 20 below at the Bay
20o below at Jericho; "a lelow at Fai
fax; and 40 below at North Willistoi
Grand Isle, 33 : below
Regular quarterly meeting OF the BE
nington County Good 1emplars' Union
Factory Point, VT, Feb. 18th and 18th.
Amy Stone and troupe are soon to VII
Rutland She is now playing at WooO
Museum, New York.
The United States is not only the on
country where the book trade has recent
suffered paralysis. Great numbers
printers are idle in Germany, and the bu
ness of book making is almost at sta
still. Many printers in Paris are also {
of employment.
Henson.
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