The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-14
DASIiES HERE AND THERE.

DASnES HERE AND THERE.
Regular encampmcnt of Post Roberts
No. IA, G. A. r., will be held this ever
ing at 730. Comrades requested to wear
their cap and belt.
In the County Court yesterday the town
of Rutland was assessed with a fine of one
hundred dollars on account of West street
cemetery, and Franklin Billings was ap-
pointed commissioner 20 make the need
ed repairs under the direction of the Court.
The Troy Conference, which meets at
Schenectady, April 10th, will continue
about week There will be between $50
and 300 clergymen in attendance.
The circulation of the Rutland Daily
GLOBE is equal to any other daily i'll the
State outside of Burlington.
Governor Underwood, of Burlington, is
recovering from his recent dangerous i'll
ness,
Mr.. James G. Angel, who some fifteen
years ago worked at the printing business
in Rutland, is now the successful editor
and publisher of the Hoosac Valley Ne,cs,
at North Adams. Mass.
Herbert c. Tutte, formerly connected
with the Burlington Free Press, now locat-
ed at Berlin, Germany, engaged as foreign
correspondent of the New York Tribune
is, we understand. expected home this
spring.
Up to this date one hundred and five
oranges have been organized in this State.
The Free Press says Lake Champlain is
ninety seven feet above tide water.
The Champlain Canal will not be opened
before the first of May.
The Black Crook Company gave their
second entertainment last evening at the
Opera House TO very large audience
They go from here to Burlington and St.
Adams and on to Canada.
When will the successor of the Rutland
Courier throw off the lions skin in which
it makes so poor roar, and reveal the
Democratic ears and voice which it has
been so vainly cndcavoring to hide ?-Hcr-
dld
Pray tell us, Mr.. Herald, how the GLoBR
is the successor to the Courier, when the
publication of the GLOBE was commenced
long before that paper ceased TO exist. o.
for shame, Mr.. Herald, that you can't fine
some cleaner straw to catch at. This
democratic cotemporary business il
played out. It's altogether too thin. Or
the 18th of April the Rutland Herald an
nounced the Burlington Sentinel as the onl.
daily democratic newspaper in Vermont.
1t is rumored that Rev. c. B. Hulbult o
Bennington, will receive a call to the presi
dency of Middlebury College.
The Young Mems Christian Association
failed to secure q quorum last evening
the time set for their annual meeting, an
adjourned until tomorrow, "wednesday
evening at Capt. Kelley's Hall in Groy
Block at eight o'clock. 1t is hoped tina
every member will be present at that tim
as important business will come before tn
meeting, beside the annual election c
officers.
The directors OF the Windsor Count
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., have voted a
assessment for the year ending March q
1874, of 24 per cent. The average rate {
assessment in this company for The last
years is 81 per cent.
Thomas D. Manley has just imported
Scotch (Aberdeen) granite monument,
beautiful design and finish for our town
man II. II. Dyer, which has already be-
placed in the family lot at Evergre'
Cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox, of the Baptist chur'
in Burlington, in the course of his sermt
Sunday evening, denounced the forthcol
ing exhibition of the "Black Crook
that city, styling it an immoral affair, al
snioinng all good Christians to keep aw
from it.
Another temperance mass meeting is
be held at Burlington this evening.
II. ii. Howe, of the American Hot
has sub-leased the Alburgh Springs, Hou
which he made so favorlte resort Ii
season, to the Brothers Scott of Highgi
Springs. Mr.. L. S. Scott will have chaI
of the hotel at Alburgh, while Mr.. j.
Scott will remain as landlord of the Frar
lin House.
Wilmington is agitating the question
building railroad to the Hoosac tunn
or some other neighboring point in Mas
chusetts.
Governor Converse has recovered fir
his late illness so far as to be about
home.
A freight train off the track at Fl
haven yesterday, delayed the noon tr
here from Whitehall two hours.
NJ. ID, Grover, Esq, of Port Hen
N.Y., was at the Bardwell House yes
day.
Theodore Thomas is at Burlington
morrow evening, and ut Keene, N. H.,
night.