The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
DASHES HERE AND THERE.
police court yesterday

Chief of Police Crawford is slowly inn
proving and occasionally appears on the
street.
Judge HOLSTER arrived last evening, and
will take his seat on the bench this morn
ing.
On the second page will be found the
conclusion of the DR.. Goldsmiths able
communication on the law of fisheries.
His elaborate view of the subject has at
tracted the attention and received the COM
mendation of many eminent legal gentle
men.
Hon. Thomas McDaniels, of Bennington,
was in town yesterday. He is much i'm
proved in health
Among those from abroad in attendance
on the County Court are Hon. A. L.
Miner, of NIanchester Hon. Charles
Dewey, of Montpelier; E, II. Phelps,
Simeon Allen and Coral Reed, of Fair
haven.
A jackass in neghborng town, says
the Danbury Ne,rs. has the whoopng
NOuSh. II has It's coughing sicllS III tllt
night, and were it the only son of greatly
beloved king, it could not have a more at
tentive auditory than that which bounds
out of the beds in that neighborhood on the
occurrence of paroxysm.
A good little boy out west undertook to
come the G. Washington on his mother in
this way He cut off the cats head with
the traditional Ratchet, and then hid the
defunct feline in the meal barrel When
the old lady went for meal to make the
shoe cake for the frugal morning repast
she discovered that cat and interviewed her
little son. He said, Il did it, mother, with
my little hatchet, but I'll be swizzled if
can tell the whole truth about this little af-
fair" Now most mothers would have
kissed that brave, truthful lad on his noble
brow and kept right on using the meal out
of the barrel just the same, but this one
didn't She said Come across my lap,
my son come across my lap" He came,
and for while there arose cloud of dust
from the seat of his trousers that effcctu-
ally hid the son from view, and the old
woman now sports goggles and is lavish in
the use OF Petlt's eye salve That good
little boy had peppered the seat of his
pants.
Considerable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Ben
nington over the election of the officers of
the Young Mems association. An indie
pendent ticket has been put in the field,
which the Troy times reports as follows :
President, TT Tiffany ice-president.
George A Wood treasurer. Geo Graves /;
corresponding secretary, Frank Bradford /;
recording secretary, II Bingham mana
gers, j Il Shurtliff, C A Pierce, John II
Norton, Fred NJ Adams, Merritt Morgan,
John II Kelso.
The Baptist sociable that was held at the
mansion of L. r. Graves, in Bennington,
Tuesday night, was grand affair Dur
ing the evening the Peak family sang some
of their old-fashioned songs. A table of
''ye olden time" was spread, which caused
much amusement and appeased ravenous
appetltes.
Kate Stoddards narrative on the first
page is enough to make thousands of read
ers regret that she is to be put in peril of hel
life. She has so much of the style of The
sensational novelist that she would be
valuable acquisition to that department o.
our literature. But it is well enough to re
strain her little from the original method
which she has adopted of getting up lei
plots.
1t is understood, says the Troy Times
that an effort is being made to create thu
office of vice president in the Delaware ant
Hudson canal company for the son of on
of the directors of the road. No oilicia
notice for meeting of the directors ha
been given as yet
The engine, tender aud three cars o
freight train number eight were throw
from the track near Essex Junction, O
Wednesday afternoon, by misplace
switch. Freight trains over the road wer
detained six or eight hours. The tiai
from Burlington, being unable to enter tn
depot at the Junction, was compelled t
back into Burlington.
Mrs J. A. Child was chosen supernter
dent of schools of Weybridge, at the amt
al March meeting.
Paul w. Orvis, son of Hon. f. III. Orv
of Manchester, has entered upon his dutit
as clerk of the Troy House, Troy, He hi
had large experience In hotel life and
we'll adapted to the position.
b. b. Smalley, Esq, has been nominate
for alderman to fill the vacancy created 1
the resignation of G. II, Blodgett electo
mayor.
A distinguished jurist lately went into
library in Boston with package of recel
unpublished legal decisions under his arm
and playfully asked the lady in attendan,
If she could give him some light and trasl
reading for amusement. "Why - said Il
witty lady, 81 should think you were pre-
ty well supplied in that line already
There was no further conversation
ATOMS VERMONT REGISTER, Farmer
Hec and Business Directory for 1877