The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-13
LOCAL MENTION.

The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany have Used new time table, TO take
effect Monday, June IS.
A new train has been placed on the Rens-
selaer and Saratoga division, which leaves
here at $40 a. M, arriving in Troy at $40
p. IN. and at Albany at Up. m. The
train leaving here at ) a. IN. has not been
changed. The mail train will leave at $50
p, m. instead of 3 p IN. No other changes
are noted.
Hon. William Porter Cady has returned
to Windsor from his Holyokc adventure,
and is enjoying himself in many piscatorial
expeditions, making his home at the retreat
of the late mayor of Taftsvillc, cottage, at
West End.
Loveand Munson, Esq, Of Manchester,
Rev j. Isham Bliss of Bennington ana
wife, are registered at the Bardwcll House.
Gen. James S. Peck of Montpelier was
at the Bates House yesterday
Richard Grogan left Rutland yesterday
with his family for Louisville, Kentucky,
where he intends to reside. Mr.. Grogan Is
employed as state lecturer of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars of Kentucky.
ne entered upon his labors there about two
months since, andha been quite successful.
Elder II. X. Flagg at the Advent
Christian chapel. will speak tomorrow on
the following subjects: 1:30 p. m..-Jcsus
Christ's last instructions on the subject of
prayer, given the evening preceding His
death 1:4j, evening. The immutablc
promises of God that He never would
bring upon this world any Of the judg-
mcnts recorded in His word without giving
previous notice to His children, of both
the time and circumstances.
Chief of Police Crawford was out with
his new summer sui, uniform yesterday,
which is ''nobby." Ii was made by II. w.
Kingsley.
The Brattleboro RocorG says THE ever
entcrprisng RrlLAND DAILY GLOBE was
represented here on Decoration day by Mr..
d. G. Burt, Il gentleman who is in every
respect we'll fitted for his profession, and
who, as the columns of that paper bear
witness, always gets up good report of
any convention or celebration he attends.
THE GLOBE is rapidly gaining tor itself the
reputation of being lirst-class daily news
paper and its publishers are fortunate il
securing such an active worker as Mr.
Burt. For some time past he has been en-.
gagged in "writing up" some of the manu-.
featuring interests Of the state; and during
his stay here, Estey's organ factory was
visited, and a considerable bundle IF facts
obtained, which went to make up a two
and half column article in Wednesday
GLOBE. from which we have made q few
extracts.
We regret to learn that Charles, son OF
G. w. Nichols has become deranged, an(
that his father will go with him to tn,
Brattleboro Asylum to-day. He las Away:
been known rs one of the most reliable
and conscientious young men in town, ans
we hope he may soon recover.
Our friends of the Methodist Episcopa
church have a way of keeping all, the ole
and the young, interested and engaged il
some pleasant and remunerativc work
Next Sunday, is, throughout that church Il
this country, devoted to the interest 0
children, and is ''chldren's day. and vii
be observed by the church and Sunda
school in this place. In the morning til
pastor, Rev. II. +. Austin will preach
the children. the services being intersperse
with singing by the Sunday school.
collection will also be made for the chi
dren's fund by the members of the schoC
in session. In the evening, Rev. w. W
Foster, jr., of Pittsford will preach.