The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-12
DASHES HERE AND THERE.

DASllES HERE AND THERE.
There will be Special Communication
of Centre Lodge, No. "a, F. & a. NJ. this
Thursday evening, at y o'clock, for work.
and members of the fraternity in regular
standing are cordially invited
Mrs. ]. @. Hawkins, of Brandon, has
among her great variety of plants an or
angc tree in her sitting room with nine large
sized ripe oranges, twenty-five green ones
of different sizes, with number of buds
for blossoms. Who can beat this?
Rev. Franklin Tuxbury will lecture at
Brandon, next Sabbath evening. lat 7o'clock,
on "The Enforcement of Law Essential TO
the Public Welfare, with special refer
encc to the prohibtory law The question
is vital one to the success of the civilza-
ton of the age, and to the republican the
DRY of our government. 1t deserves earn
est consideration from every good citizen
Let there be a full house.
Ex-Governor Paul Dillingham;, of Wa
terbury, and Hon. Charles Dewey. of
Montpelier. are registered at the Bardwcll
House, Hon. a. L. Miner of Manchester,
at the Bates House, and j. Q. Hawkins. of
Brandon is at the Berwick House.
The train from the north due here at
1910 this morning was an hour and ten
minutes late. the delay being canscd by the
snow-storm of yesterday. Trains from the
south at night were on time.
An interesting letter on English politics
will be found on the first page
Mr.. William Shany. of North Adams,
Mass, the contractor of the Hoosic Tun-
mel, and to whom the greatest credit,
probably, Of that stupendous enterprise be-
longs, was at the Bates House yesterday.
In another column will be found COM
munication about fisheries and their pres
ent relations to law from the pen of DR..
Middleton Goldsmith, State Commissioner
of Fisheries 1t is an able exposition of
the law of fisheries. and should receive the
consderate pcrusal of the people, as the
subject is one that will come prominently
before the next Legislature. The article
upon the same subject published in THE
GLOBE last week is attracting wide atten-
ton. The articles are comprehensive
and exhaustive review of the whole ques-
ton.
The Brandon graded school commences
Its next term on Monday, March 10th, in
stead of the 22d, as published in The
GLOBE of Monday.
The United States court at Burlington on
Tuesday was occupied principally with
hearings in bankrupt matters.
Six inches of snow fell in Montreal on
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Grants lover, says the Bur-
way, how his name grows; it was Sartor,
then Sartorus, and now according to Per-
ley it is Sartorious-owns farm in Wis
consin which he superintendent till the
death of his elder brother left him heir to
the estate in England So he must be a
horny-handed granger, and next May Miss
Nellie Grant expects TO become grang.
eress.
The Burlington Free Press says ii is UNI
derstood that the Vermont Patrons Of IIus
bandry have made arrangements by which
any member of the order can buy and sell
goods through a state agent. New grange:
are forming in the state at the rate of foul
week.
Some practical joker, served notice or
one of the Rutland saloon keepers, yester
day, that he was about to be visited by
praying band
An ingenious woman in Des Moines cure,
her husband of snoring thus She had
gutta percha tube with two cup-shape,
ends; one she puts over his nose AM
mouth, and the other over his ear. II
consumes his noise, as a stove does it
smoke, and wakes up instanter.
When John Quincy Adams was clecte
President, all his predecessors except Wash
ington were living.
A Detroit paper, noting the fact that
man lately dropped dead while comhin
his hair, says, land yet there are peopl
who will persist in the dangerous habit.
"Y0u look like death on pale horse,
said gentleman to an old topper, who wa
pale and emacatcd. II don't know any
thing about that said the topper, "but Ii
death on pale brandy!
Gen. Sheridan has made cook sto'
named after him.
Potatoes are worth more than wheat
Kansas and Iowa,
Anna Dickinson will lecture in Englar
next summer.
NJ Paul du Chaillu, the distinguish,
traveller, sailed for Europe in the Adriati
on Saturday.
We would call especial attention to Il
advertisement of the sale of cattle
Henry Hayward Esq, which takes pla
to-day, Thursday, instead of Saturday
stated yesterday. Those desiring to pu
chase cows of most excellent quality w
do well to attend,