The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-02
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state County and Vicinity.

Stute SOunty anu lClulty.
BENNINGTON.
The attention of quite number of our
citzrns was attracted to little fOur-year
old boy standing on the sidewalk near the
court house, and crying. Upon being
asked the trouble, he said he had lost his
mama. The vision of Ross boy, 1000
child was recognized by gentemMahhf a as d bhe
whose mother has been stopping at the
Stark House few days. He had wander.
ed out for walk, and being unncquainted
with the place, was easily bewildered
Frank Addin Hill, gives lecture at
Library Hall, on Saturday evening, Nov.
Sd. Subject European Sights and Scenes y
This is the finish of the Young Mems
association course aud should be well at
tended. Mr.. Hills reputation as speaker
is fine.
The millennium has come. We are to
have some more street lamps for the back
streets. 1t will then be unnecessary for
evening pedestrians to knock down hitch
ing posts, trees, etc, or walk into the gut
ter when the water in it is a foot deep.
The frequent complaints of citizens to
the village trustees that the street corners
are in the evening so INSTRUCTED with per-
sons gathering in groups thereon, for the
purpose of commenting upon and insulting
passers-by, that 1t is almost impossible for
n lady to go out after dark without an
escort, have at last met with response in
notice, through j. b. Meacham, the cor
poration attorney, published in the Banner,
to the effect that the village police have
been ordered to arrest any person or per-
sons so obstructing the sidewalk as to pre-
vent pedestrians passing, or offering any
insult to citizens. And this order should
be vigorously carried into effect.
The observatory on Mt. Anthony has
been pretty well patronized this last sea-
son. Number of visitors in August 800,
September SIS, October 1875.
Chaplain McCabe of Chicago, lectures
in behalf of the M. +. church Sunday
school next Friday. Subject, "Sights and
Scenes in Libby Prison"
The carpets for the new church have ar
rived and are being made up by the ladies
of the society. The furniture has been
purchased and is expected every day.
There is no doubt but that the church will
be dedicated on Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
The family of Daniel Huling, Esq,
were pleasantly surprised last Friday
evening about o'clock by the appearance
of forty lady and gentlemen friends, who
Immediately look possession OF the house
and amused themselves IN various ways
until the wee sma' hours, when the party
broke up, all having passed most pleasant
evening.
The New Orleans Ministries having rcor-
ganized, give their opening entertainment
at Library hall, Wednesday evening, Nov
4th. Seven new artists have been added to
the former corps entire, with the exception
of Mr.. Sinner, who has made an engage
ment elsewhere. The reputation of this
company is first class, and they will surely
be greeted with II full house.
Eddys mirror of Ireland will show at
Library hall on Monday evening, Nov. cd.
BRATTLRBoRo.
Brattleboro's Old Folks concert given at
Easthampton on Friday evening was a
grand success in every particular. The
town hall was filled to overlooking and
many were unable even to obtain standing
room therein. The party returned by
special train, reaching their homes about
one o'clock Saturday morning. The pro-
ceeds of the concert, after deducting ex-
penses, are to be contributed to the charity
fund. g