The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-19
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

Remember the school examination at the
high school to-day
The court, on Wednesday, appointed
Warren II. Smith, Esq, member of the
committee to examine applicants for adj
mission to the Rutland county bar, in place
of Hon. E. N. Briggs, deceased, who was
chairman of the committee. The remain
ing members of the committee are Edwin
Edgerton, Martin G. Everts. ID. L. Nichol-
son.
1t is understood that quantity of con-
demned liquor and ale will be spilled at 0
o'clock this morning, under the direction of
the court.
w. II. Woodward of West Rutland has
been appointed administrator of the estate
of the late Daniel Wing Esq, Arte-
mus Ward and Harvey Chapman commls-
sioners.
On motion of Hon. d. f. Nicholson, II.
p. Hawkins of East Walingford was,
yesterday, admitted to the bar of the Rut-
land county court.
We regret to learn of the death of Capt
f. A. Howe of Ludlow. He was men,
Der of Vermont lodge of the Knights of
Pythias, of Rutland. who will attend his
funeral on Friday.
Prof. Geo. A. Me,2kc yesterday took
the oath of allegiance in open court, and
received his credentials as an American
citizen.
Let the citizens of Rutland attend the
examinations at the high and grammar
schools to-day and tomorrow, and see for
themselves the worl, which is being done
Surely parents can afford to spend few
hours to lool; after the interests of their
children.
Hon. A. l.. Miner Of Manchester, and
Hon. Pitt w. Hyde of Hydeyi!e, are reg
istered at the Bates House.
Capt. i. a. Morse of Rutland reads his
paper entitled -Four Years in the Depart
ment OF the Gulf" before the Post of the
g. A. r at Mortified on Friday evening.
The pay car of the Delaware & Hudson
canal company was in town yesterday,
with E. j. Ward Of Albany, paymaster of
the Rensselaer, & Saratoga, on board, who
paid the employees of the road here.
A partridge comes regularly from the
woods to dwelling in Craftsbury and is
fed with crumbs by the children.
B. p. Shillaber (NIrs. Partington) is to
address a gathering Of Odd Fellows in
Eastern Massachusetts on Thanksgiving
day, April 81.
Another of "NIax's" interesting iireside
chats will be found on the first page
In the case of Horace NJ. Ruggles, of
New York, against Charles Eddy of Troy,
an action in relation to certain stove pa
tents of Henry Stanley, formerly of Poult-
ney, the United States court has denied
the motion to open decree.
The moon changed minute after mid
night Wednesday morning Old sailors say
that when the change occurs before twelve
o'clock at night the weather for the first
quarter wil be fair, and when it occurs
after that hour foul weather may be looked
for.
An old river navigator, now living in
Troy, says an opposition line of steam
boats will surely run between Troy and
New York during the coming season. He
says he knows that combination has been
formed with this object in view, and that
the j. b. Schuyler now running between
Glen Cove and New York and boat from
Baltimore will form the line,
The women of Burlington are moving in
favor of temperance crusade.
The frank Troy Budget is of the opinion
that if the ladies of Troy were to organize
prayer meetings in front of the city saloons
there couldn't be more than one lady at
each saloon at the same time-''not that
there are too few ladies but that there are
too many saloons
A man who is addicted to practical Jokes
stepped into popular saloon at New Al.
bany, Indiana the other dsy, and ex-
claimed "Ihc women are coming" The
effect on the crowd of card players and
liquor drinkers was instantaneous. The
cards were showed down into pockets with
out murmur. The drinking was suspend
ed, and the crowd OF jewellers stood not OF
the order of their going, but went out o.
windows, back door and down the celia
steps, and the saloon in a moment was al
quiet as a graveyard. So says the Roch
ester Democrat and ChiOa&ie..
The following note, written to her schoo
mates by girl who had been absent sew
cral days, illustrated the sweet simplcit,
of childhood Dear SUSIE | Shan't at
tend school again until Get some new
cuffs, collars, and Jcwelry Mam
agrees with me that it is my dooty to tax
the shine ont of that Upstart Mary Jones
and I'll do it if never learn nothing"
Col. John II. Lynde, of the Bangor
Maine, wing and Courier, died last wee
at Savannah Georgia. He was Pas
Grand Master of Masons of Maine, and tn
representative of the Grand Lodge of Vel
mont near the Grand Lodge of Maine.