The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

L. b Stewart has sold his steel, Of shoes
to VI. 5. Wlds.
Levi Hasscltinc, II. d., has sold his stock
of drugs and medicines to T.. NJ. Kent. NJ
D., and moves the postoilicc into VI. S.
Wids boot and shoe store.
RICHMOND.
The hotel of Mr.. Love was entered on
Thursday night, by the windows by some
one who had obtained the KEY to the bar
room. \ small writing desk containing
three boxes of cigars, some two dollars in
change, and the hotel register were carried
away. The desk and register were found
the next day behind the livery stable of
George Goodrich. No clue to the thief has
Henry Clark of the Rutland GLOBE gave
his lecture, THE Man for the Times" be-
fore the Lecture Association, on Friday
evening last, TO larger audience than
could be reasonably be expected, consider
ing the depth of the mud. Mr. Clark is
an effective speaker as is well known, and
handled his subject skllfully. scoring nm
merciGuly those who would sell or buy the
elective franchise. The lecture was full of
good points from beginning to end, and
should be heard to be appreciated. Barl-
NgtoH Free Pres.
BURLINGTON.
The Burlington Manufacturing Company
are running their marble mill night and
day, and still cannot keep up with their
orders.
Sleighing at Burlington on Wednesday.
Four inches Of snow.
At the annual meeting of the Barnes
Hose Company the following officers were
elected
Foreman, Daniel X Bracken First AS
sistant, John ii Waters Second Assistant.
Edward Orbicl Clerk and Treasure, W
IL Lee Auditor, Dennis Flaherty.
suELBURN.
Bishop Il X Amcs is to dedicate thu new
Methodist Church here ON the 18th 0fFcb-
ruary. Bishop James is also expectedo be
present. A grand reunion for fumer
pastors and others will be held durn. the
day.
WATERBURY,.
At meeting of Master Masons and heir
wives, held AT Masonic Hall, Waterbury,
on the evening of the 2lst inst, n Chpter
of the Order of the Eastern Star Deree,
of the adopted right Of Masonry wa or
ganzed, and the following officers were
elected
Mrs NJ Wilson, Worthy Matron.
Mrs Z a NewcOmb, Worthy Assistant |
Matron.
John S Batcheldcr, Worthy Patron.
NJ Manning, Worthy Treasurer.
f A Newcomb, Worthy Secretary.
Mrs VI Manning Worthy COnductreS
Mrs W r Elliot, Worthy Assistant on
ductress
ST. ALBANs.
The engineers of the Central Verront
contemplate giving grand ball n the
Weldon House Feb. 10.
At the late term of the supreme cort at
st. Adams, +. j. Tyler, Esq, and A \.
Hall, Esq, were admitted to practic II
that court
j. J. Deayitt, Esq, of st. Adams lbs
gone on southern tour for the benefit G
his health, intending to visit Cuba
GEORGIA.
George Wade of Georgia, section mas
ter on the railroad, was barred yesterdaI
with Masonic honors. A deputation oil
the craft from st. Adams attended.
SYNDICATE.
Hc IcOilc Oh West Nunugatc the pas
season have enjoyed the ministrations oi
Mr.. Wood and Mr. Lang of the Disciples
church in West Rupert, A growing inter.
est has been manifested, and series Of
meetings recently held, and last Sabbath
the ordinance of baptism (by immersion)
was administered to number of females by
Rey, Mr.. Gordonier, late pastor of the
above church. This church is in flourish.
ing condition. Quite large membership
resides in West SYNDICATE, and constitutes
the leading denomination there
MONTPELIER.
The Sunday evening temperance meet
ings are continued with good effect, and
are participated in by the leading citizens.
AT the last meeting Hon. Joseph Poland
presided. Hon. John A Page, state treas
urer, Joseph W IIowes Esq, and Rev. j.
A Spencer made addresses.
Miss Lizzie Barnes of Montpelier, has
started n quiet charity in her way, by gath
ering some fifteen little girls together week
ly to learn the essential art of using the
needle, and the proper making of garments
The world is not gone to the bad yet when
such kindly charities prevail.
The Montpelier and Wells River railroad
have settled with Hon Roderick
Richardson for his labors as president of