The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

Social Hop at Landon's Hall this even
ing. J. S. Wells, manager.
The average daily circulation Of the
DAILY GLOBE for the month of December,
1874, was ,2GJ.
Mrs Luther Daniels of Rutland, has
been elected vice president Of the wo-
mans board of mission.
Henry H. Smith, ESQ, county clerk, ar
rived home from his southern trip last
evening generally improved in health
J. s. r. Caden offer special inducements
30 purchasers of flour, groceries, sc. Read
their advertisement in this mornings
GLOBE and then give them call
Thomas Shea, who died while eating his
dinner, on Saturday last, at Burlington,
has been employed on the Rutland railroad
MS wood sawyer for many years
Mr.. John Sabourin, for many years a
faithful Waterman at the machine shops Of
The Rutland railroad, died on wednesday
morning after brief illness of week.
Owing to circumstances beyond the con-
troll of the committee, Roberts Post, G. A.
Il has decided not to present any drama
this season.
The remains of Oliver n. Wolcott. who
died at Saratoga on Tuesday, will arrive
here oil the noon train to-day and will he
taken from the depot 10 the cemetery.
S. p Whitney, the well-known baggage
master at the Rutland depot, returned yes
terday from Albany, where he has been
spending few days with his friends. He
was present al Gov. Tiden'; Inauguration.
The handsome and intelligent face Of
Ann Eliza Young is to be seen in our shop
windows and Is much admircd. She ia
rightly considered tho most beautiful wo-
man on the public platform in this conn
Try.
i man calling himself i. Ncwcomh is
travelling about representing himself to I've
iae agent of Arling,on's Chicago Minstrels
lie has succeeded in imposing on several
hotel keepers in the central part of New
York.
The friends of Rev. Bernice y. Ames,
formerly Of Brandon, viii he panied to
iearD of the death of lis daughter Florence
which occurred, after short illness, at his
residence in Mcchanicsyille, n. Y, on
Tuesday evening
A gentleman returning home from Al
bany Tuesday. heard the following dia-
logue between two passengers On pcrtin-
ent topic ''liayc YOU seen King Kaa-
kauai asked one. no. responded the
other, land don't want to. saw three
Kings yesterday and it cost me one hun
dred dollars"
The regular annual communication for
the election Of officers of Center lodge, No.
"a, 7. & A. NJ, will be held n, Masonic
hail, this Thursday evening at y o'clock.
Arrangements will also be made for attend
ing the funeral of the beloved, and vcner-
able brother, o. II. Rounds. All master
masous in regular standing are cordially
invited.
The shops Of the Passumpsc railroad a
Lyndonville, of which Col. George a. Mer
rill is superintendent, there arc IS men
now employed to 12S at the same time last
year In October the pay roll amounted
to S5,53i02. and the stock used to 81,
398,03. III November the pay roll was
So 936 OF, and the stock S2,4S1.
akThe subject for the week Of prayer TO
night. "Forclgn Objects of Prayer.--Th,
extension of religious liberty Throughout
the world the prevalence OF peace among
nations the increase Of unity anon.
Christians of all Lands : the subordinatioT
of international intercourse, commerce
and science, 10 the spread Of Chiist's king
dom" Services at the Baptist and Con
gregational churches.