The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-13

for wisdom and learning The con,nittoo
of ladies consisted Of three. sunnosed IN
possess the requisite qualifications for
tbe Mace and occasion If Ia believed that
both sneokjnr md recitotions on tho occo.
sion were ob0vo tho AVERAGE of evercisoo of
the kind The committee on speoking
wore unable IN 500 the relo,ivc merits ri
the different sneakers in nreciselv The same
lipbt Considerable fine was coneoouentlv
spent in adjusting conAicfinr estimates,
which provoked the remark from n person.
" waiting for tbc verdict" that he was
forcblv reminded of thc rncont senatorial
contestin the Legislature of Massachusetts
more particularly at thc resemblance of rp-
suits finally arrived Mt in both instances.
The committee yould have been bottor
and. without doubt. more GENERAL satisfoc,
ton given. had if consisted of n loss MIN
Der the old adarc. . omany cooks snoil. .
&c, being suscc0tiblc of more thon sinrlc
application.
it is presumed that the committee ycre
enabled to arrive Mt conclusions measurable
satisfactory TO themselves which certolnly
is no small achievement. .Jndrinr moro.
over, from the emphatic remarks of many
we are forced to the conclusinn that .soui.
siders" would have made I'M q slate differ.
ING materially from inc one thot carried
with the committee. The committee Of
ladies' being less unwicldv. was nuite for.
tunate in giving very general satisfaction.
Being less in number. they were enabled 10
get along and not stand in each others
light. Music. instrumental and vocal. was
interspersed at intervals during the cXer-
cises Oh lile evening. MISS Ha'tlc NJ
nm'th' VINO mas Dut recently returned from
hcI musical st'''hes III bostoh' peihg pre-
nen', h'nu'S ,ouscn'e,. 70 i"NoT INC yum
no,,ncnno,t nf PCT Clnin ina, ,iiss
Sno;i,, ,ros ,,rnse,t nnd ,,o,,id e,,,,1 si,,,
nrnssnd n,u,rnrr of rratifcotion ro,5 t,,,o,,,sh
the audience. eliminating in applause. rs
Miss Smith stepped upon the stage. With
a clear and finely cultured voice, she SANG
an "I,alian Cava,na from /. lombard"
at the conclusion of which the was loudly
applauded. Later in the evening She was
again called out, and responded by swcetly
and altistically rendering the piece entitled
Bonnie Sweet Bessie. the Maid of Dun.
dee giving unmistakcablc satisfaction. al
the conclusion OF which She was rapturons.
~ encorcd In Justice to Miss Smith. il
should he stated, that She was obliged tc
sing without the support Of Instrumental
accompaniment The success Of Mis-:
Smith in her chosen profession and lo,
which she is so we'll adapted, can but be
assured the Improvement in her case be-
ing SO marked and pronounced. that II not
Already. certainly IN the near future, she is
destined to be one OF the sweetest, an(
most accomplished singers OF the state
MIDDLEBrRy.
nro,dov ,,orr;r. ,rosor,od =. ,.iu,;,o -
novel scene ot ihn cat,Ie nors a, i o ",,
end of thn vill,ro Iust nt ,;ol,, Nv, Sr,'
day evening small squads Of cattle began tc
arrive and was kept IN for some time. Bu
in the morning there is "muqic and dane
ing" cows and calves, Fat cattle and sheer
come pushing along. dodrinr between
double ard single teams loaded with fla
calves. The believing, lowing and bcat
ing creates a perfect bcdam. Each MAJ
as he comes in sight of the smoking en-
ginc il almost dead with fear least he b,
too late, and comes rushing through tlt
crowd out of breath and makes dive fo
Shackett or Thede Houghton orsome othe
buyer. The hurry goes on until all ar,
CARED, and soon the whistle blows ant
they are off. | was pleased to notice tha
as a general thing. the animals were treat