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

The winter term Of Mlddlebury college
commences to-day.
The DanyIlle NorM Star was 60 years
cid January LIST.
Burlington has evening schools free 10 all
pupils Of school age who do not attend day
schools.
The January term of the supreme court
for the county of Chlttenden commenced
on Tuesday.
The days have begun 10 lengthen, and
unless all the almanacs and weather proph-
cts lie like bazes, the cold will begin to
strengthen.
The judges setting In the supreme court
at Burlington are Hon. James Barrett,
Hoyt II. Wheeler, Homer Z. Royce and
Timothy p. Redfeld.
Thomas II. Kinney has just driven from
his home in Wellsville. Kansas,to Norwich,
Conn, 1920 miles, In light buggy. with
one horse IN so days.
The steamer Champlain Is making daily
tIlpS OctNccu iatlSpuiGH "uu Wv i'S''Ji
connecting with the p. in. train from
the South at Port Henry.
Sergeant Barnes, one Of the three 'Jlms'
who lost leg each at Petersburg, Va, in
1864. is now lighthouse keeper at BARRIERS
Point, near Westport, n. y.
Reuben Fcig"sou, late mail agent un the
Inc boats from Rouses Point to Whitehall,
Inns been transferred, during tie close Of
navigation, to the mail route from Essex
junction to Boston.
The stage between Burlington and Platte
burgh, run by A. Lsduke aud Sinyc *
Ransom of Plattsburgh, will begin trips,
via the islands, leaving daily on The arrival
of the train from Rutland at 900 Il. N.
Col Fuller Of The Brattleboro artillery
company was happily surprised, New Years
eve, by the members Of his company, who
called in body al his residence and pre-
scented him with very handsome silver
coffee urn.
Rev. Charles A. Allen, formerly pastor
of the church Of the Messiah at MoDtpe'
lier, leaves his present charge al WestbOlo.
Mass, this week, to preach tor the Uni
tartan society. recently organized in Brook.
line. In that state.
The editor OF the whitehall Times
couldn't stand it any longer. lie thought
he ode it 10 King David to make him a
poem. Here is specimen verse.
liunkl dor chinki ling,
David kaiakaul Sandwich King.
Weak kneedl yaIkl snOb
David kalakaua maxim bob.
Rev. WIN. Parry, the eccentric pastor of
Tabernacle Church At Worcester, Mass,
had bis horse taken from him Friday by
the sheriff, for $50 owed to #. H. Reed.
The st. Adams Adrertiser says in its wick.
cd way "Nr. pa,ry's text next Sunday
will &c, The rich may ride in chascs, but
the poor must walk by Jases.'
A Berlin youth catches sly rats and mice
By putting meal on board which is
placed on filled barre! Of water, their ef-
forts to satisfy hunger with the meal, Of
course giving the man "ovcr-muchness' OF
Drink. He caught forly-Gye in one week,
seventeen in two nights, among them six
white ones.
Among the things to raise money at It
st. Johnsbury fair, the time n $50 clock
was to stop was guessed at, but the local
paper says ''.N last accounts 1t had not
| stopped, and the owners name is nncer,ain'
The idea is certainly novel no danger of
any one knowing the exact time.
In IL volume OF the Worhingnan's Ga.
sette, published at Woodstock in 1881, oc-
ours the following marriage notice: "In
Huntington, Vt, Marcn 10. by Elder
Iluntley. Leonard llamlin, young me-
chanic, aged 23 years, TO Widow Burlington,
AIRED 40 She is sister to Hamlin's grand
fathers wife. by marriage with this
widow, this young man has become brother.
in.law to his grandfather and uncle TO bis
father and mother