The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
DASHEs HERE AND THERE.

A revival is in progress at Chatcaugay
Lake, n. Y.
Measles is the prevailing disease at Glens
Falls just at present
Gen. Babcock, the Surveyor-Gcncral of
Kansas, and a native of Berkshire, VT, is
the administration candidate for United
States Senator in that state.
Franklin county Teachers Institute is to
be held at Enosburgh Falls, commencing
Wednesday next and continuing three
days.
Dr. Mathew Hale Smith of New York.
well-known as "Burleigh" of the Boston
journal" lectures at Mortified this even
ing on ''Thc Coming Woman
The Camilla Urso concert troupe appear
at Montpelier on Friday evening, and Gen
evening, taking for his subject, "Will it
Endure ~
Rev. ". II. Lord, y. d., pastor of
Bethany church at Montpelier, resumed
his place in the pulpit ON Sunday last, in
greatly improved health. after few weeks
vacation.
Mr.. Albert II. Bailey of Ncwbury has
been appointed route agent on the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad.
Moses 4. Cheney, the veteran singing
school teacher, of Barnard, delivers the
next lecture in the st. Adams course, on
Wednesday evening next. Mr.. Cheney has
lectured in Chicago and other western
cities on "AIusic,' and always draws full
house, by his great humor and peculiar
style.
The Morrisvile Citizen has been enlarged
by the addition of one column to the page.
An enthusiastic woman, evidently Il
stranger, was observed on West street yes
terday afternoon. We don't know who
she was or where she procured her rum
neither does il matter, but her wardrobe
served of all observers She wore crown
oS aelumes around her head and long ones
trailing down her back, and even hel
Jacket was girt around with feathers
which suggested the thought, in order tc
avoid to,cl play elsewhere, she had "takcr
up her bed and walked,
Providence in beautiful accord with hei
name, has such thoroughfares as Hope
street, Benevolent street, Charity street
etc. The other day a man was fount
fainting from starvation on Benevolen
street, and was carried through Chart,
street to an hospital.
The war drama ''The Loyal Mountain
GERS" is to be presented at Manchester OIL
the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday an'
Thursday of next week, by Post Sknne
e. A. r. The drama is written by Com
rade ]. n. Culver, present Commander o
the G. A. II. Post at st. Adams. and is on
everyway attractive to the public. 1t la
been presented frequently during the pas
year in different parts of New England an
is the same to which we called the after
ton of Post Roberts, some time since.
copy of the same can be seen at thl
office.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maynard Of Dol
set, celebrated their crystal wedding o
New Years Day, numerous valuable gift
being presented by friends.
w. S. Andrews gives his lecture on ''Dil
lect Humor at Manchester to-morro'
evening.
New Years eve was celebrated at Betl
any church, Montpelier, by festival give
by the Sunday school which was made c
pecially attractive bya choice musical ci
tertainment in which Prof a J Phillips
Burlington, Mr. W A Briggs, the organi
at Bethany, Mrs + X Whcatlythe sopral
at Christ church, Mr. c p Pitlln, NJ
Briggs, Miss Chaffee and other wcll-knoN
amateur talent OF the capital participate
Rev. WIN. Scholield has received CT
TO the Congregational church in Worceste
VI
Levi Cole of Marshhcld, while driving
pair of steers with loaded sled on Tue
day last, at Plainfield, slipped in front
the sled, tanning him so severely that Ii
is despaired Of.
On the first inst, Henry Luce of Watt
bury, who had recently recovered from t
smallpox, went to the liquor agents, N
Ormsby, and called for liquor as me
icine but as he had been drinking he W
refused. lie then became clamorous, VIII
as the agent and another man were abe
to put him out of the store, he tainted, +
and expired. No blame IS attached to
parties, but the agent has since resign