The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-09
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Remember Do Lewis at the Town Hall
tonight.
Rev. E II Randall of Poultney, occupied
the pulpit at Trinity church, yesterday,
morning and evening.
An interesting letter "The story of Ba-
zaine" from our special foreign correspon-
dent will be found on the first page.
A case of the small pox was reported at
Sutherland Falls on Saturday The select
men gave it immediate attention, and no
alarm need be in reference to its preya-
lence.
Miss Belle Huntoon sung in Trinity
church choir for the first time yesterday.
The choir now consists of the following {:
j B Hathaway, organist and leader Miss
Belle Huntoon, soprano Mrs J b Hath
away, alto Horace Baxter, tenor Frank
M Davis, bass
Rev. E r Atwell of Burlington will
preach at the Lenten services in Triuity
church on Friday evening next.
Anecdote of Judge Colamer on the first
page.
March term of the Rutland county court
convenes tomorrow.
An interesting Sabbath school concert at
the Congregational church last evening.
Rev. Edward Mills delivered the last of
his lectures on Bunyans Pilgrim Progress,
last evening, much to the qualification of
his congregation.
Friday last work at the ore beds of the
Messrs. Burdens, (which are located in
Bennington" was stopped and all of their
help discharged. 1t is reported that they
will resume operations again IN short
time. The reason for shutting down is not
known.
Ben Holcomb on Monday last was re-
instated as conductor on the Rensselaer, s.
Saratoga railroad.
An interesting meteorological statement
the fourth page.
Wallace Bruce of Poughheepsie, n. Y,
will give the next lecture in the Wallng-
ford course, March 11th Subject, "Rob-
crt Burns"
George NJ. Chase formerly of Rutland
and now of Westminster has been elected
fence viewer of that town.
Westminster has adopted the road com
missioner system.
Account of a horrible murder in Iowa
on the fourth page
A New Castle, Del, physician tried the
experiment of grating piece of his own
skin ON colored man. The piece grew,
but in three months it was AS dark as the
surrounding cuticle.
Portions of Peascs Hotel in Port Henry
have been renovated, and it is now one of
the best public houses in the country, if
not in northern New York. And what's
more, Mr.. g. B. Peasc, its old and gentle
manly proprietor and landlord, ''knows
how to keep an hotel" and seldom fails to
make the stay of his numerous guests
pleasant and agreeable. So says the Post,
and it is so considered by the travelling
public generally.
A series of missionary meetings were
held last week at the Catholic church at
Bellows Falls. Two priests from abroad
anu inc DlSnoIb IIoii NicNVlullu "cic Ilc-
sent.
Bellows Falls has abolished the highway
surveyor system and appointed board OF
road commissioners.
Beecher's is it wicked to laugh" on the
fourth page.
The latest trick of the frequent boy is tC
chalk an envelop on the door sill in the
evening, and then ring the bell 1t is i'm
possible to pick up the letter.
A canniba told a captain Of the roya
navy that to his taste there was nothing Sc
delicious as little boys ankle.
The Boston TRANSCRIPT says "Nermon
seems t. be electing an unusual number o.
democratic town officers on issues growing
out of legal efforts to suppress liquor sell
ing That is the natural result of bringin!
in the strong arm OF the law for the pur
pose of assisting moral reformation. The
woman's movement in the west has on
advantage that it is based on persuasion an,
not force.
The second checker match of fifty game
lOI ScO Il Sitt anu thS w
tween James Wyle, the Scotch player, ant
William Barker, the 'boy player" was be
gun Thursday afternoon in Boston. Dun
ing the day seven games were played, 81
of which were draws, and the other ben
won by Wylie. The first and seventh wer
"Ayrshire Lassies" the second and siXt
the latter being the one won by Wylic-
were ''Fifcs," the third Bristol, the fourt
an sold fourteenth, and the fifth II 'singl
corner"
The Hon. A. p. Van Duser is lecturln
on the taxes in novel way in San Fran
cisco. He uses large blackboard, an
ciphers out before the audience g the sma
proportion of taxes paid by the wealth
corporations"
Elder Knapp, whose death is reported
figured extensively in Boston twenty fly
years ago. In the early history of the corp
the Lancers were called out to disperse
mob in Bowdoin square, occasioned by Il
excitement caused by his preaching.
DtO Lewis nj the Town Hall
Tonight.
DR.. Do Lewis, the organizer of the gre