The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

DAShES AMI EhEs
Remember the annual meeting of the
Rutland County Agricultural Association
at the Town Hall at one o'clock to-day
Notices Of public meetings and amusc-
mcnts will be be found at the head Of this
column.
Full particulars of the death OF the ccc-
brated Siamese twins, with an interesting
sketch of their lives, will he found on the
second page.
Jesse Fields, who was so badly injured in
the explosion and burning OF Bradford's
mill in Bennington yesterday, is uncle to
Mrs. f. G. Mcclure of this village.
The clam chowder of the Washington
Engine Company No. /. and Steamer Com
pany No. 3, takes place ThurSdtV evening.
not Wcdnesday evening as reported in THE
GLOBE of Tuesday.
The infant, cir cee'S old, left on Mr.. II.
c. Tuttles doorstep on Monday night, was
taken in charge by Mrs. Scaycr, President
of the Rutland Missionary Association on
Tuesday morning and placed in tho care of
responsible party. Mrs. seavcr desircs
to have the child taken by some person who
will adopt it as their own. No reliable
cew has been gained to the person who
left it, although name was found upon
the childs clothing.
The members of Washington Engine
Company No. ., and Killinglon Steamer
Company No. 8, are requested to meet n
the Town Hall on Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock, in full uniform.
The ladies Of Bennington were on hand
at the destruction of Bradford's mill and
furnished the fircmcn of that village with
hot coffee, and other necessarics.
The ladies of the Baptist church are to
open Bazaar at the parlors of that church
on the 81, 81, and 4h evenings of Feb
ruary.
II. +. Bradford, the senior partner of the
firm of Bradford & Co., of Bennington, is
absent in New York. He was Immediately
telegraphed to and will probably arrive
home this "wednesday morning,
The Troy Press says the sermon of Dir
Weber on Sunday morning at the morning
service on Sunday at the First Plesby.
terrain church in that city was n very able
effort and delighted the congregation, who
are abundantly satisfied with their selection
for pastor if he will only accept the
position.
1t is reported that the Middlebury paper
company has failed.
Witherbee, Sherman Il Co., of Port
Henry, made their annual donation of a
barrel of flour TO each Of the clergymcn il
the town on New Years day
Norman H. Baker has been appointed
chief engineer, and James Dolan assistant
engineer of the Whitehall fire department
The Enosburg young mems total absti
nence society was organised in 1880. Gov
Horace Eaton was its first president, ant
II. Bennett Eaton its first secretary. i
has on its roll GG5 mcmbers-225 Of whom
are now in good standing.
Rev. f. II. Atwell, rector of ST. Paul.
church, Burlington, has received Il call t
Toledo, Ohio, at salary of $4,000 and
furnished parsonage.
"If some of our druggists" says an Hin
OILS paper, "would fill bottle of bed-bu.
poison, place it in the back room, and labc
it Old Rye, there would be so many in
quests in the next twenty-four hours tina
all the papers would have to issue supple
ments."
Rev Charles l.. Thompson of Chicago
declined call TO Louisville, with salar
of $4,000 acknowledging that the olfc
was generous one, and that the feein
which inspired it was very grateful TO him
but adding, ."nonc of these things moy
me!' Promptly came back the TELEGRAPH
response I'VE have voted $500 TO moN
you and your furniture"
A citizen noted for his correct and cXa'
habits, reports that seven mechanics out {
every eight he employed last year, dsal
pointed him by not furnishing jobs at II
time promised.
Editors who are suffering from the del
relations of the paragraph purOner an
inventor of the Rutland UeraM propose
have an act passed by the legislature pc
hitting him to he taken out ind shot.
Bennington Bdnncr.
An exchange says inference to the ere
ton of Thaddcus Fairbanks of st. John
bury by the Emperor Of Austria, KING
of the Imperial Order of st. Joseph I'll
is rare testimonial to the value of Amel
can inventive genius, but when the il
mensc value of reliable and standa
weighing machine to the commerce of L
entire civilized world is considered it
one fully merited, and it may be accept
as a just compliment to well-carned en-
nenco of Vermont invention and entOrpri.