The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-06
Personal.


Carl Schurz will open the Burlington
lecture course on the evening of November
10Th. u.tu az %
M Hon, II. Henry Powers, one of the judges
of the supreme court is about making the
city OF Burlington his permanent home.
S. II. Barr, esq, of the chief clerks
office of the Land Department at Washing
ton, has been spending few days at Bur-
lington. aa
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens is an
nounced az lecturer in one of the lycoun
courses in Chicago, for which he will re-
receive 81 900.
r. A. Rice of New Haven, Conn, has
been appointed by the trustees of the Uni
versity of Vermont professor pro temporc
ofImoilern languages.
Mrs. III. NJ. Smith has accepted the posi-
ton of leading soprano of. Mr.. Murray's
new society in Boston, and will commence
her duties in Music hall next Sunday.
Elk President Ki,chell, of Mddlebury
college, and wife, are about leaving for a
trip south, stopping some time in Washing.
tomb. c., and spending the winter in Flor.
ida. 1n
Joseph i. Perkins of st. Johnsbury, was
among the leading Masons present al the
installation OF the officers of the Scottish
Rite degrees in New York on Friday even
ing. -
Mr.. Frank Gould, for four years pas
bookkeeper of the Merchants bank, Bur
lington, has accepted the situation Of
cashier 10 the First national bank of Prince
ton, Illinois.
The friends of Col. ii. ID. Hopkins, o.
Montpelier, will be glad to hear that he ha
returned from his western tour with yer,
much improved health, and almost "a
good as new"
Mr.. De Cordova, of New York city, tn,
well-known humorist, will deliver lectur
at Burlington on Friday, Oct. 8, the ne
proceeds of which will be given to tn
home for destitute children.
liey. G. p. Sheldon, d. d., for nearl,
twenty years pastor of tie Fifth stree
Baptist church, Troy, has presented hi
resignation. He enters upon the work o
the Home Baptist missionary society.
| George r. Sherman, of Port Henry, ha
been elected to the office of president o
the First national bank of Port Henry, i
place of J. G. Witherbee, deceased. S. II
Wltherbee, of 22S Madison avenue, NeV
York, takes the office Of vice president, i
place of Mr.. Sherman.
| A reception was given to Prof. job
Foster Of Union college, at Prcsiden
Potter's house, Oh Wednesday night. MI
Foster has been abroad two or three years
His health is much improved. The recer
ton was grand affair two hundred an
fifty guests were entertained.
| Miss Annie Cary, Americas gifted COL
tralto, made her debut in Moscow O
Thursday evening A cable dispatch say
that the enthusiasm was very great, tina
Miss Cary received many floral gifts, an
was called nine times before the curtai
during the evening, the greatest ovatio
ever received by an American artist i
Russia.
Quite delegation OF Vermonters, mos
of them either graduates or members of Ii
medical college of the University of Vel
y mont, are now quartered in New Yor
city, under the name of the " Bohemia
medical club" The number embrace Il,
Forrest, Hiram NJ. sibley, L. w. Davi
II. v. Ludlum, r. M. Chadwick and
Will. Braley.
Mr.. Edward p. Kennard, son of one {
the senior members of the firm of Bigeloy
Kennard o. Co., was, on Wednesday afte
noon, married to Miss Clara b., daught,
of Mr. Alvin Adams, founder OF the Adam
Express Co. The ceremony took place
her fathers residence, WATERFOWL, Mass
and was performed by Rev. j.. +. v
Ware, OF Boston. Seven hundred invt
tons were issued and very large numb
If guests were present.