The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

Hon. Charles n. Davenport, the well
known lawyer of Brattleboro has resigned
his dictatorship in the Vermont National
Bank at Brattleboro, preparatory, it is ru-
mored, to removal from the town. We
trust that the gentleman is not to leave the
state.
Capt. Edward Dewey of Montpelier is
registered at the st. Denis Hotel New
York.
A man writes to an editor for four dol
lars 'because he is so terribly short and
gets in reply, the hcartless response: "Do
as do-stand upon II chair
The Danbury man says that New lIay-
en- editor spent Sunday in Sawson and at
tended church. When the contribution
box came around he was in a do2c, but on
being nudged, hastily exclaimed II have a
pass
The Poultncy JouraH of yesterday says,
The Rutland HeraM of last week denies
that it has undertaken to climb John
Cramton. Sure, we do not know whether
At has or not but supposed it had under
take that or some other desperate job, as
of late it has whistlcl ncesslntly to keep
its courage up
The American Horse Nail Company of
Vergennes shipped 5000 lbs of nails on
Tuesday last.
The St. Adams dailies are beginning to
pinch each others ears and ''twit on facts
in their columns all of which is no doubt
amusing to their respective subscribers.
The Saratoga Sentinel sarcaslically terms
the editorials Of the Rutland HcraM as
1.-THE droppings of concentration of wis
dom which should not be allowed to remain
buried in the little State Of Vermont but be
transplanted to wider field"
Methodist quarterly meetings ale TO be
held tomorrow at Essex Junction, Rochcs-
ter, Ferrisburgh, Charlotte, Vcrgennes,
Ferrisburgh, Panton and West Addison.
Rev. S, w. Field, who preached at the
Baptist church in Rutland, during the alb
senee of Mr.. Mills in Europe, is preaching
at Saxton's River.
Rev. A. b. Dascomb has resigned the
pastoratc Of the Congregational church al
Woodstock, to take effect on the last Sab
bath in February.
A donation is to be held at Vergennes on
Wednesday evening next for the benefit OF
Rev. w. w. Foster pastor Of the NJ. f.
church.
The Mendclssohn Society met last evening
for rehearsal. Forty members were pres
emit The time was nearly all taken il
the practice of choruscs At the socia
hour Mrs. A, f. Walker entertained The
class by a piano solo, one of Men
delssohn's ''songs without words" Mex
meeting, Tuesday evening Jan. 27
Mr. N. p. Kingsley of Brandon, has jus
sold his residence in that village to f. J
Ormsbee, Esq, for $1,000.
The paper mill of Hunter Il Shiand a
Essex Junction, is now in successful oper
alton.
Henry Stewart, Esq, Of the America
~1yTCWttu|EhC VI NtN iblh Nllh 4 - WIN
ESQ.,, Secretary Of the Connecticut Stat
Board OF Agriculture, were at the Bare
well House yesterday, They had just II
turned from a visit to the Dairymens Al
ISOLATION at Essex Junction, and eXprcssc
themselves MS greatly pleased with tn
meeting which, in their opinion, was tn
most successful of any like session held i
New England or New York
The steamer a. Williams commence
yesterday again to make regular trips bt
tween Burlington and Plat,sburg until II
ice stops her.
The Troy Press says "Tho Rutlau
Herald can copy two or three items in SUI
cession from the Troy Press without givin
credit, but can also stop long enough I
point out little typographical blunder
the Press. There's a pretty big-sizC
''mote" in the L/eraMs eye that should r.
ceive immediate attention.
The Vergennes musical union, Of whiC
Prof. A. ]. Phillips of Burlington Is Co
ductor, is soou to bring out Rombsrg's ca
tata, "Tbs power Of song"