The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-13
DASHES HERE AND THERE,


Twenty-one seats have been engaged for
the Thomas concert from parties in Mid
dlebury. 1t behooveth our citizens to take
up with the opportunity offered them in
getting seats early.
Rev. Dr. Fay preached at Trinity church
yesterday morning and evening.
lied on Saturday night. One gallon of
forty-rod, one box of cigars, and dollar
and half were taken. The proprietor
must suspend.
A dog on Main street had great fun on
Saturday evening. He would lie in watt
and when team came along rush out and
try to seize the horses heads. Several
horses almost ran away on this account,
and finally horse from Pittsford did run
down Main and West streets, but wi thout
doing much harm.
Full choral service was held at Trinity
church last evening; one person was bap-
tized.
A circular from p. T. Barnum informs
us that his great show will again visit Rut-
land early the coming summer.
John Mcmahon and Homer Lane are to
give an exhibition in Music Hall, st. AL
bans, on Tuesday evening next. Edward
Cox, of Fairfield, and Homer Lane will
wreste for prize, and number of anna
teurs will give wrestling exhibitions.
Rev. w. w. Foster, j., of Pittstord,
occupied the pulpit of the Third street
Methodist church, Troy, on Sunday morn
ing, and Rev. Erastns Wentworth, d. d.
editor of the Ladies Repository, Cincinnati,
formerly of Poultney, preached at the North
second street Methodist church.
Gen. w. w. Lynde, the present quarter
master-general of the state, has sold his
store in Marlboro and talks of moving
West.
Rev. Louis N. Beaudry, pastor of the
Methodist church in Shelburn, converted
Romanst, breaches at the Second street
Presbyterian church in Troy this (Monday)
evening.
The citizens of Boston are not yet quite
ready to admit that first-class hotels are
"liquor nuisances." Juries will not confis-
cate wine and ale kept by landlords to be
served to their guests,
In the case of Hattie j. Ncedham VS.
Lewis e. Needham, in which bill of di
vorce was granted to the petitioner at THU
term of court, the petitioner was allowed
to resume her maiden name, Baldwin, alst
the custody of the youngest child was de
creed to her.
Rutland railroad 9s sold in Boston OF
Saturday at M
The children of the Samese twins re
Joice in the names of Christopher Colun
bus, Patrick Henry, Stephen Decatur, etc
No wonder they are unwilling to sell thei
fathers remains.
Doubtful things are very uncertain AM
of all doubtful things an April day is tn
least to be trusted. However well it be
gins there IS no predicting its end or cal
culating upon consistency in its behavior
We thought Saturday morning we were SAT
in speaking well of 1t, but it blew down
contradiction of our compliments. Yer.
likely as soon as this reaches our readers
will be blazing away with one of its sun
shine smiles.
Dio Lewis speaks in Troy tonight.
Walter Henry Foster of Rutland
among the speakers at the anniversary el
ercises of Chandler scientific departmeI
of Dartmouth college. His theme is A" n;
ture as Subservient to the Uses of Man"
A man living on farm in Alabama W;
ordered by the Kuklux to leave; but il
stead of 30 doing, he remained and sh
three of them. His neighbors express,
their qualification by electing him coun
clerk.
William" said one Quaker to anothe
"thee knows / never calls anybody names
but, William, if the governor CT the sta
should come to me and say, Joshua,
want thee to find me the biggest liar in {
state of Vermont l would come to tn
and say, William the governor wants
see thee particularly
Quiet difference of opinion general
passes for mild form of harmless insal
ty, but the moment the opponent asse
himself with the same yigor that we
then he at once becomes dangerous
matte.
New London, N. H., IS having gr'
religious awakening under the preaching
Rev. A. b. Earle, the Baptist evangeli
who labored several weeks in Rutland Sol
time since. The proprietor of hotel, l
der his present labors, has been constrair
IN consequence to postpone ball VIII
was to have come off on Thursday even
last.
At the stock sale in Sandy Hill, N.
last week, 1000 of the capital stock
the North Granville national bank sold
1915.