The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

Thaddeus Fairbanks, Esq, of st. Johns
bury, was at the Bates House yesterday.
The Bardwel House is undergoing i'm
provement in the way of whtewashing in
and about the office, giving the same
more bright and cheerful look.
Z. J. Hyde, of Iydeyille, will deliver
the next lecture in the course at Castleton,
at the advent church, on Friday evening
next. Subject, "Thc American Scholar"
The directors of the Baxter National
Bank, with invited guests, partook of their
annual dinner, at the Bardwell House, yes
terday afternoon.
Rev r. $. Cushman, ID. D., Rev. ]. D.
Wickham, d. D., of Manchester, Rev.
George P. Tyler, d. D., Rev. A. b. Lam
bert, d. d., of South Hartford, n y,
Prof. William II. Parker, of Middlebury,
and Rev. &. b. Hubert, Of Bennington,
were at the Bardwell House yesterday.
Yesterday was the 5Oth annual election
of the old Bank of Rutland
The trustees of Norwich University meet
at the residence of Bishop Bisscll, in Bur-
liugton, on the.22d inst.
Gen.lH. II. Baxter arrived in town last
evening and is stopping at the Bardwell.
The spring term of Black River Acade-
my, S. A. Griffin, A. NJ, Principal, begins
February "a and ends May 8.
Thanks are due from TIE GLOBE to the
New Hampshire Printers Association for
an invitation to their next animal meeting,
at Concord on the Goth inst The Associa-
ton will hold n meeting during the day
and grand banquet will be given in the
evening. A large gathering is expected.
The committee having the matter in charge
will spare no palns,to.givc their brethren
splendid entertainment.
Maj. z. X. Pangborn, editor Of the Jer-
sey City Journal, formerly of Burlington,
and a graduate of the University of Ner-
mont in the class of 1850, is quite seriously
injured by 1.-THE brutal beating he received
atthe hands of an inturiated internation-
alist on Monday.
The Twilight Club enjoyed pleasant re-
union at the Bates House last evening,
L w. Redington, Esq, was greeted with
a large audience, to listen to his lecture, al
evening. He has invitations to repeat hi
lecture at several other places in Vermont
The Officers 1.-THE Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company arrived by special train a
o'clock yesterday. The party consisted
of Thomas Dixon, New York, President
Col. lie Grand b. Cannon, Burlington y
8. Diven, Elmira |. V. Baker Comstock
Landing II. b. Smith, Troy; H. \
Fonda, c. w. Wentz, Albany. Afte
dining at the Bardwell they looked over tn
new freight depot, and the buildings an
property of the Rensselaer, and Saratog
Division, and left on the New York trai
at 53S for Leicester Junction, and fror
thence to Port Henry, to look over the pre-
gress of the work on the Vermont an
Canada railroad.
The Peoples gas light company have dc
'clared dividend of 4 per cent.
We have no right to object to the edltC
,of the Rutland Herald making daily fo'
of himself if that is his forte, but he ougl
ito remember that there is scriptural con
mandment forbldding such outrageous lii
as this
"A fair damsel in Bennington is und
arrest for beating her father, because
ventured to say that he did not approve
round dances"
"Decency Mrs. Simpson, decency!"
you don't make a cent. "-Benain9t0R Bf
Her.