The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-31
News of the Week.

CHiMPLAlN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
The summer arrangement for the steam
ers Of the Champlain transportation com
pany goes into effect on Monday next
The line will be composed of the Vermont
and Adirondack, who will each make the
round trip daily. The steamers will touch
at Port Kent each way and there will be nc
boat south from Rouses Point or north
from Fort Tconderoga on Saturday nights.
The A. Williams will run as ferry, daily,
between Burlington and Plattsburgh, leav.
ing Burlington at $50 a. m, and returning
at $3.50 p. m.
The Lake George steamer Ganouski will
run as at present, leaving Caldwell at 7:45
a. M. returning on the arrival of the day
boat from the north The railway between
Lake Champlain and Lake George is now
fully ballasied and trains will run regular
ly, thus avoiding the tedious stage ride.
We also understand that tho Champlain
transportation company propose, during
the warm months, to make two daily trips
through Lake George, in lieu OF one as IN
years rast
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.
a new edition of the "Tricnnial," of
General catalogue, is in preparation, and is
expected to he ready for commencement.
The librarian will be happy to receive from
graduates in both the academic and Medi-
cal departments, corrections and additions
to the catalogue of 1867 also such inform
alton in regard to deaths, residence and oc-
cupation Of alumni, as is proper for such
document. The university has 10 COM
pe,e set of its own annual catalogues 1t
has none back of 1929 none between 1923
and 1885 none of 1887, 1910, 1912. Cam
not the alumni of those years supply these
deficiencies
REUNION AND GRAND PICNIC.
DR.. Cullen Billiard, of New Haven, dur
ing practice of fifty years, has been pro-
fessionaly present at the birth of about
1000 children.
Those children propose to hold a reunion
and picnic at his residence on the 10th of
June.
Meeting at 10 o'clock speaking at II !;
dinner at IL.
President of the day. VIM. $. Wright.
Committee of Weybridge-
Z. S. Wright. L. b. Dodge, E. II. Fisk. A.
j. Stow, w. b. Hurlburt, G.. II. Sprigg.
o. C. Bacon.
Addson-Ed Gorham. c. W. Barber, /.
Carpenter.
New Haven--Ira J. Twitchell, G. L.
Wright, NJ. Billiard.
Everybody and his wife are invited.
oNDAwA GAME CLUB.
The Ondawa game club of Manchester
held its annual meeting on Wednesday
evening of last week. The following Off
GERS were elected;
Loveland Munson, .............--.. President.
Robert Ames, ..................Nice President.
j. a. Whipple, .................. Secretary.
Vincent Grover. Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mason S Coburn, ID. S. Wilson, J. f.
Nc. Naughton, II. l.. Graves, w. II. Bundy,
ii. w. Davis, G. Is. Dlunson.
Rodney Howard was appointed agent to
prosecute violations Of the fish and game
laws.
The club have rooms nicely fitted up in
Howe's block which is we'll supplied with
papers and magazines. Tine rules of the
club prohibit the use of intoxicating liquors
or gambling on the premises, though the
character of its members would be sufil-
cient guarantee that no such thing would
be tolerated if the rules did not prohibit it.
At their last meeting the following persons
were unanimously elected honorary mem
bcrs John War; of Troy, NJ. c. Edmunds
of Weston, w. c. Colburn of Detroit ard
DR.. J. H. Guild of Rupert. 1t was also
voted to accept the proposition of DR.. NJ.
G. Edmunds, fish commissioner, TO place a
quality of salmon fry in the Battenkill