The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-28
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The Entire Nous amateur dramatic
club present the delightful dramaization of
Dot, or the Cricket on the Hearth for
the edification of our citizens in about two
weeks at the Opera House. The play is
already receiving due preparatory attention
and the characters are filled Ivy many of the
best amateur actors of the club.
The "Twlights' enjoyed pleasant So
cial dance at the Bates House last evening
Miss Carrie Fisher pcrsonalel the char
acter of Edith Dombcy' at the Dickens
party on Monday evening, and Miss Fannie
Eastman the part of sweet Kate Niclllcby.
A line of "copy" was omitted in the report
of the same in our columns Of which this is
a correction.
Miss Sarah d. Closson of Thetiord in
this State, but for the last six years mis-
sionary of the American Board to Turkey
in Asia, has returned and is spending the
winter at her sisters, Mrs. j. Burragc OF
Pittsford, and Mrs. ]. G.. Griggs OF this
place She will return to Turkey in April
next.
Rev. Joseph L. King, d. D., principal
of the Fl. Edward Institute, was in town
yesterday on his way to Port Henry, n.
y, to preach the dedicatory sermon OF the
vestry of the new Methodist church being
erected at that place Dr. King is one Of
the ablcst and most eloquent preachers in
the Troy Conference, and one Of the most
distinguished educators in the country, and
is prominently spoken to fill the vacany in
the Presidency of Wesleyan University.
The Springfield RepuJlcaa, of Thursday,
says IN. r. Sprngue, of Brandon, wants
to be governor of Vermont, and has sum
moncd his friends TO hold n meeting at
Brandon on Thursday, to take measures for
making him a candidate
Remember the oyster supper and festival
at the Town Hall, Clarendon South Flats,
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 2Sth, 1874.
Music by the Rutland quadrille bend.
Tickets 50; everybody always hes a
good time at their festivals
Some eighteen or twenty persons have
been indicted in Essex county. y. y, for
violation of the excise law. On Friday
Judge Pond sent five or six of them to Jail
for ten days and to pay fine of $50 each,
and will probably dispose of the rest in a
like manner
The National Grange of the Patrons of
IIusbandry meet at St Louis February 3D..
The Unversalists of Caycndish hold their
annual levec on Thursday evening next, at
the Proctorsyile hotel.
Gen. George f. Davis, Of Cayendish, is
confined to his house by illness
Hon. Charles S. Dana, of st. .Johnsbury
collector of internal revenue for the second
congressional district, while coming out OF
his Office few days ago slipped on the ice
falling in such manner MS to fracture his
right wrist.
Rev Myron A. Munson, formerly Of
Pittsford, has been elected one of the boarC
of managers of the City missionary society
of Boston.
Prof. II. NJ. Sccley gave another of hi
excellent lectures to the class in chemistry
last evening.
Carlos Baxter, Esq, Of Burlington, ha,
an attack OF paralysis Monday forenoon
His whole right side is parayzed and he i
unable to articulote. This is his third at
tack.
The series of billiard games betwee
Joseph Dion of Montreal, and L. G. Ken
dali of Boston, at Burlington, closed d
Saturday night, Dion having won in a ma
jority of the contests.
Alanson Henry Harvey has been NJ
pointed Postmaster at East Alburgh, Gran
Isle county, vice Miss Alice Brownson, II
signed.
Mark Twain arrived III Boston on MOI
day by the steamship Parthia from Live
pool.
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, addressed I'll
Senate on Monday on an article on the col
tingent expenses of the Senate which al
peared recently in Boston morning papC
which he showed to be unfair and unjus