The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-10
DAsnEs HERE AND THERE.

DhOHkIS AMI
The sale of reserved seats for the Thomas
concert will begin at nine o'clock this
morning, at Meekers music store.
Spauldng & Co. have received the Tel
6une extra on the congregational Coun-
Gil"
The ladies were out again. yesterday, TO
obtain signers TO the liquor dealers pledge,
and met, we understand, with bnt little
success.
Mr.. J ] Myers has returned to Rutland
after a winter tour in the'south and has
taken rooms at the Bates House.
Hon. Pitt " Hyde of lIydcyille is regis
tered at the Bates House, and Hon. X c
Abel of West Haven is at the Bardwcll
House.
Mr.. John L IIuntoon has returned home
from his winters sojourn in Florida with
his health much improved and looking quite
robust.
Salvini is coming for night at the Opera
House in May.
An effort is being made 10 put on a fast
train from Boston to Rutland, leaving Bos-
ton at 0 a IN and connecting at Rutland
with the train for Saratoga.
Gen. II. II. Baxter and T. w. Park have
been reelected directors OF the Panama
railroad company.
Rev DR. Lold of Montpelier, in his SER
mon last Sunday, denounced the recent
Brooklyn council as device of Mr. Beech
ers enemies.
A d Tiffany has been reinstated as sta
ton agent and telegraph operator at Pitts
ford
The April term of the Chiitenden county
court opened Tuesday. Sixty-eight cases
are marked for trial on the jury calendar,
one-fourth of which number will probably
be tried. 1t is expected that the duration
of the term will be about two weeks.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good
Templars, comprising delegates from the
grand lodges in all parts of the world, will
convene in Boston city on Tuesday, May 90.
1t is proposed by members of the order to
make the session one of the grandest occa-
sions of the kind in their history.
Col. II. d. Hopkins of Montpelier, has
been chorster of the Congregational church
in that place for twenty consecutive
years, instead of twelve or fifteen years as
cfatp1 bt, re in a ,Nrnvio,a issup
Rev. L b Hubbard, formerly of Grafton,
has just resigned the pastorate of the Bap-
fist church in South Adams, Mass, on ac-
count of i'll health.
There are fifty students in the medical
department of the University of Vermont.
Five bushels of suckers were taken in a
net at one haul. at Newport, the other day.
The ice at Isle La Motto still holds up in
mid-wintcr. South of Burlington there is
about mile of ice between Split Rock and
Port Henry. The Free Press says it is fair
to presume that the line boats will be out
on Monday next.
The steamer A. Williams leaves Burling.
ton daily at 1 p. m. for Port Kent and
Pittsburgh, arriving at the latter place al
Sd. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh al
1880 Il. m, arriving at Burlington at $780,
A Frenchman employed on the wood
train was severely injured Tuesday by his
head coming in contact with the roof tim
bers of bridge near Brandon.
1913" by Victor Hugo, is now on sale al
Spaulding & Cos.
At the annual cooperation meeting Of
the village of Bennington, held last Tues
day afternoon, tax Of 80 cents on til,
dollar was voted, and the trustees Of til,
village were directed to purchase 400 fee
of hose for "Stark, steamer Vo. /.
Hon. William A. Russell and John Nc
Farland of Salem, n. Y, arc registered n
the Bardwell House.
The report Of temperance women's meet
ing at the Baptist church is withheld b.
them until Saturday.
We are unable to publish this morning
the remarks of DR.. Cuyler as requested.
will appear in an ealy issue,
On Thursday, among the bills passed b.
the senate, was one for the relief of II. II
button, postmaster at Cavendish, on az
count of losses from money taken fror
the postofiice safe by burglars.
"Eldcr Hiram Munger Of Massacht
sets, as odd and and able as Peter Cal
wright" is the way a gentleman wei
known in this vicinity as a second adyel
minister, is advertised in the New York p
rers. He is holding forth OF the wral
aud glory TO come in that city and neigl
borhoOd.
Col. Wheelock G. Veazey has acceptt
al invitation to deliver the address on de
Grafton day at Brattlcboro.
Another article from "MaX" on the W
men temperance movement, will be fouI
on the first pape.
s. F. Paige has sold one undivided Ina
il the brick store occupied by Z. d. Ke
j. Co., to Mr.. Keyes, for the sum
$1,000.
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Death of Charles q. Backus: