The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-05
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Ludlow some evening next week. We be.
speak for them a liberal patronage in that
music-oving town and know the entertain
ment will be worthy of praise
Prof. H. NJ. Sccly OF Middlcbury college,
delivers his weekly lecture on chemistry
before his class, in this village. this even
ing.
There will be regular communication
of Center Lodge, No. 81, +. & a. NJ, at
Masonic Hall this Thursday evening at $50
o'clock. Master Masons are cordially in
vited.
Prof. j. W. Churchill, the best rcadcrand
eocutionist on the American platform APP
pears at Middlebury on Friday evening.
None in the vicinity should fail to hear his
Interpretation of the "Bardcll VS.. Pick
witch" trial, or his inimitnblc rendering Of
the Christmas carol
The town clerk of a prominent town in
Rutland county writes The Globe Paper
Company, IT. reference to book for town
records SIN appearance it is a perfect
book. Several parties here who use books
of Troy and New York make say that if
the Globe Paper Company can make such
books as that is, there is no need of send
ing to New ork"
The Addison county Teachers Institute
began its session at Bridport on yesterday
and is to continue until Friday evening.
THE GLOBE is under obligations to W. J.
Cain for late Missouri papers
The gay season will end in less than three
weeks. Lent commences Wednesday, Feb
ruary 18th.
Having to preach in the pulpit of the
town III which he found his wife, on the
Sabbath after his marriage one maladroit
minster-who had grown iron gray as
bachclor-in his simplicity so far forgot all
suggestions possible to the occasion, as to
announce as his text, job xxx, 9, and read.
amid the painful filters of the people: 80
that were as in months past as in the
days when God preserved me"
We learn that Mr. George d. Omstcad.
who has been in the employ of Ben X
Chase, jeweler, for some time past, leaves
to-day for Brandon where he is engaged as
journeyman in the jewelry store of
Gibbs & Co. Success to him.
On Tuesday night Messrs. G. II. q II.
w. Cheney eng lged man to go to the
depot for a canof oysters. The man went
and brought back the oysters, which he set
on the steps Of the store and departed os-
tensibly forhome. 1t seems, however, that
he had serious craving for the biyalyes,
so much so that he retraced his steps to the
store, and, taking the can from the place
where he had left it, he retrcaed in good
order. The oysters were missed and he
was suspected. Officer Crawford was set
upon his track and soon scented out the /
oysters where the chap had hid them in a lot |
near his house. We believe the thief has
owned up and made to suffer for the deed.
Harvey Woodward, NJ D, died at May
field, n y, on the fourth day following the
death Of his brother, r c VI Woodward,
NJ D, of st Adams His age was about 40
years. The record OF the Woodward
family as one of physicians is quite notable.
1t is as follows :-Theodorc Woodward, NJ
D; J D Woodward, NJ d; r. c NJ Wood
ward, NJ D; Harvey Woodward, NJ d; A
T Woodward, NJ ID, all of them graduates
with the exception Of the first namcd) Of
the old Castleton Medical College. DR. a
L Woodward of Brandon, is the only one
living.
Whitmore Il Clarks Ministries visit Bur
ington the 14th inst.
Mr.. Hiram S. Hart, who has of late been
employed as business manager of the ST.
Adams Messenger has now accepted the
same position on the advertiser Of that viii
lage at handsome increase Of salary.
This is the position left vacant by the re-
tirement of Hon. A. J. Samson.
Ice at St. Adams Bay is Of good quality
and thickness, and ice men have began
operations.
The Secretary of the Vermont Dairy
mems Association has received from the
Editor of MICH Zsitung of Dantzig, Prussia,
an application for the copies of the trans
actions of his society
Alden Z. Martini booll-kceper Of L & T.
Fairbanks of ST. .Iohnsbury, has been
arrested on the charge of embezzing 5000
John Doe, an employc in the scale-works
at st. Johnsbury, entered room which
was so full of steam that he could not see,
on Thursday morning last. and falling into
vat of boiling water, one of his legs was
scalded almost its entire length. He lies in
a critical condition.
The Temple QuartGtie Of Boston, whose
charming concert in Rutland the present
season, will long be remembered, had II
rough experience last week 1t was found
on closing their engagement at Eastport,
Maine, that there was no boat for Calais,
where they were to sing the next night.
The manager chartered a steam tug for the
trip, but while crossing St. Andcw's bay
q hurricane came up and while off Cross
Island it was thought ut one time that the
Temple Quartctte had sung its last song
and would go to be an angel. After very
dangerous SAIL however, the party arrived
safely, not regretting that they once more
stood on terra .frma.
E. j. Phelps, Esq, of Burlington, Hon.
J. f. Deane Of Cayendsh, Hon. W. II.
Walker of Ludlow and Hon. II. C. Abel
of West Haven are registered at the Bard
we'll House.
The Mendelssohn Society hold their reg
ular rehearsal on Friday evening. It is
very desirable that every member should
Do present on that evening.