The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18
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Remember the lecture by Wallace Bruce
at the Opera House tonight
Ticonderoga races on second page.
Hiram Munger, of Chicopee. Mass, will
preach in the Advent chapel this evening.
The last day of service for cases at the
March term of the county court is Thurs
day, Feb. 90.
Charles II. Staples, who was injured on
Saturday. was more comfortable Yesterday,
but broken rib is yet quite troublesome
Enos Reed and James Smith, of Rutland,
went to Castlelon Pond on Saturday last,
and caught, through the ice. eight pickerel,
one of which weighed 21a pounds, and
sold it for 81. to be sent to Western New
York. This is probably the largest fish
ever caughl through the ice on Lake Bono
seen.
The Addison county temperance convcn-
ton meet at Middlebury to-day.
Henry Dana, o son of the late DR.. A. G.
Dana of Brandon, died in Brookline, Mass,
on Sunday last
The mail train from Boston was an hour
and half late YESTERDAY, caused by the
breaking of a side rod, which tore off
portion of the engineers cab and the walk
ing board, and the back cylinder head of
the engine, Gov. Underwood, about mile
this side of East Clarendon. 1t being down
grade, by the use Of one side rod they were
enabled to bring the train into Rutland, ar
irving here at 345.
A political temperance club has been or
ganizcd in Brandon. They will hold a
grand temperance mass meeting on Satur-
day evening, February 2Sth.
1t is rumored that serious ARRAY took
place yesterday between party of Swedes
and Irish at West Rutland, which resulted
in several sore heads and broken leg to
one of the party. Several arrests of the
belligerent parties are said to have been
made.
E. l.. Blodgett has been appointed post
master at Fayetteville, Windham county.
Whitmore G. Clark's had three hundred
dollar house at Burlington.
Vermont Central first mortgage bonds
sold In Boston, Saturday, for 80, and Yer
mont g. Canada stock for 53i.
James Cranston, whose death by accident
occurred in the Fort Ann disaster, was in
sured for 81 900 in the New York Mutua
and Lite, one year ago. lie paid in pre-
miums $26.s0, C. II. Granger is the agen
for Rutland and vicinity.
Pursuant to an order from Supcrintcnd
ent Hobart, the train dispatchers Office 70
the Vermont Valley and Sullivan railroad
has been removed to st. Adams, iron
which place orders will be given. Mr.. J
II. Cornings, the dispatcher, who was ais
manager of the commercial TELEGRAPH
office, will return to St. Adams, TO the re
greet Of the many friends he has made dun
Ing his year and a half sojourn in Below
Falls. Mr.. T. T. Howe, night dispatcher
also leaves, Mr.. F. b. Davis, of Keent
N H., will assume the management OF til
Bellows Falls Office, and Mr.. John Tuttl
will olflcate as night operator.
The total number of oranges of the Pa
rons of Husbandry in Vermont, up to Eel
IS, was 70.
LIE Grand Cramer, the Vile du Havl
survivor, proposes to bring his suit again
the French transatlantic steamship con
pany at Paris.
Rutland railroad scrip No. o sold for 81
in Boston Friday, and No for BIT.
Sheriff Luman A. Drew arrested at
conderoga on the 10th, boy named O.
Blake, who escaped from tho Refor
School last September The truant w
be taken to Waterbury.