The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
DASHEs HERE AND THERE.

DIR. Charles L. Allen has in his possession
an ancient medical work which was pre-
sented TO him by the late DR.. Nickerson of
Ticonderoga. 1t contains nearly one thou
sand pages, and the title page says; "A
Medical Dispensatory, containing the whole
body of Physic. composed by the illustrous
Reundeus,' and published in London, in
1867 by Richard Thominson. On the fly
leaf, written in bold hand is, "Thos Bin
ning's Library, given him by Arthur Savage
of Boston, It is rare old relic and lis
pages, brown and crumblirg with time.
tells It's great age
Edward d. Lackcy, Master, and several
members of Hope Lodge, No. PA. OF Ma
sons of New York city, passed through
town last evening with the remains OF n
member of Hope Lodge, on their way to
Leicester for burial. 1t is the custom of this
lodge for delegation TO accompany the
remains of member TO is burial place to
whatever section Of the country it may be
taken.
Several of the jurors not answering TO
their names when called in court, Tuesday,
in empanelling jury for Tubbs VS.. Post
Judge Wheeler ordered the clerk of the
court to stop their pay for the day. The
judge means that the jury shall he on hand
hereafter
At tie Bennington town meeting one of
the seloctmen declared bis willingness to
print the town report in full, if it took
book as large as Daniel Wcbster's Una
bridgcd Dictionary.
An exchange says; Rutland townsfolk
are radically temperate, and yet have IN
eye to the dollar. At the town meeting
the selectmcn were requested not to fur
nish the town with any liquors, and the
agent was directed TO ship the stock row
on hand to New York and there sell it.
Straightforward criticism says the
New York ines, ''has always been one of
the safeguards of the Republican party,
because it conynces the country that al
though the leaders may be wrong on some
given question, the bulk of the party is
sound and means to ac! in good faith"
At the request Of many of our citizens,
Wallace Biuce will lecture in Library hall
March 80. His subject will he @ Robert
Burns
Rev. George n, Weber, d. D., of Mid
dlebury breaches in the Congregational
church, st. Adams, next Sabbath
Extensive preparations have been made
for the Woman's Missionary Convention,
to be held at the First Baptist church of
Burlington, this afternoon and evening
Mrs. A. NJ. IIoyey. of Newton Centre,
Mass, president of the Boston woman's
missionary society, and Mrs. II. NJ. Bixby,
formerly engaged in missionary work, are
expected to be present. Afternoon SER
vices at p. M, evening at y. All are
invited to attend.
Prof Otis Johnson was greeted with g
full house at his lecture in Wallingford
last evening. Our report was received toe
late for this mornings paper.
Mumps in Belyiderc.
George F. LOOMS is about to start an ex
tensive basket factory in Burlington.
Small poX in Thetford.
An exchange says Men who are in
situation to know say that the liquor trad,
in Rutland amounts to over 100000
year, or a sum sufficient to pay the entire
debt of the town in less than six months.
The creditors of the late John L. Eddy
are requested to call ut the Office of Hon
NJ. G. Everts, at 5 O'clock, this afternoon
March IS. by request of the admins
traitor.
The annual production Of wool in til
world is estimated TO he about ], 200 900,
900 pounds, of which the United State
produces about one-twelllh
Among the literary treasures left by III
Sumner is the Bible Of John Bunyan wit
the autograph of the author Of pilgrim
Progress written in it.
The wag of the New York NaR thinl;
that seven the strongest legs will be tire
with Marching by the time April comes -
The St. Adams Messenger says; "TI
report comes with authority from Sholdo
that all the places in that town where liquC
has been sold were closed on saturday.
The burglar who operated in Milton
few nights since, was caught N Ea
Georgia Monday, and had his cxaminalc
at Milton yesterday,
At Trinity (Nlethodis) church in Mon
peler last Sunday evening" the woman
temperance ''crusade" was the topic Of
sermon by Prof j, c. w. ,GoXe, from Il
text 81 beseech thee, also, true yoke-fc
low, help those women" Phil iy3.
large audience was present, who LISTEN
with close attention and evident sympatl
with the speaker in his commentator
the work.
A party of roughs from West Rutlal
attempted to kick up row in car at t
the depot yesterday afternoon, threateni
the brakeman and others who endeayor
to keep them in order, but were final
Quoted through the efforts of Superlnto
dent Wilson, and passed on their way hoI
with no serious disturbance.