The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06

Hon. A. p. Lyman of Bennington is
spending q few days at Washington
Samuel G. Moore, the well known oigan.
list OF Burlington, Is TO remove TO Chicago
Rev. Mark Hopkins, d. D., cx-presidcnt
of Williams college, has taken tie lecture
field.
Gen. James M. Warner of Albany, son
OF Joseph Warner, is visiting his friends at
Middlebury.
Rev. II. D. Kitchcll, D. D., lectures at
Mlddlebury, on california" Friday even
ing, Jan. 10Th.
Edward D. Ellis, son of z. G. Ellis,
ESQ, of Fairhavcn, is attending medical
lectures IN Boston.
Prof. II. NJ Seelcy lcctured on Tuesday
evening in the school course on "Thc
match We ignite
c. f. Prcdmorc, recently superintendent
of the Vermont horse stock farm. has
leased Weeds hotel at Shelburnc.
George NJ. Wright has become member
of the well-known and successful mercan-
tile firm of +. NJ. Wright & Co., Of Or.
well.
Mrs wilkins, wife Of Hon. George Will
kins Of Stowe, is delivering temperance
lectures in st. Lawrence county New
York
Hon. Richard NJ. Dana, jr., has been Sc
lectcd as the orator at the anniversary Of
the nineteenth Of April at Canton, Mass,
ir 1875.
VIM. ii. White, prominent and inilu-
entail citizen of Vergennes, 80 years ago,
died on Monday of last week at the age of
7G years.
A. Louis Miner, Jr., son Of Hon. a. l..
Miner, of Manchester, has entered upon his
duties as Principal of the Academy at
Roscndalc, Wis.
James VI. Sladc, jr., and H. II. Harris
attorneys at law, of Middlebury, have
formed a co.parincrship for the practice of
their profession.
Rev. II. +. Fuller of st. Johnsbury de-
liyered the address at the close of the Ran.
doph normal school. Subject Moral cul-
ture in schools
Rev. Benj. Laberec, ID. D., formerly
president, commences instruction of the
senior classes of Middlebury collegcir "In-
ternational law" January 18Th.
Rev. Kerr &. Anderson, who supplied
the pulpit of the Congregational church at
Fairhaven for a time, is completing his
theological studies at Chicago.
Mr. Hiram S. Hart, business manager of
the st. Adams .idrertiser, has severed his
connection with that paper. He is succeed
ed by Nr. Albert p. Cross, of st. Adams.
Prof. Edward Conant, Rev. ii. r. Full
Ter, and Prof. A. f.. Leavenworth, were
the board of examiners at the close of the
recent term Of the Randolph normal
school.
Fred w. Cole, fer some time past in the
employ of Shepard, Davis & Co., of Bur-
lngton, has been promoted to position in
the Boston branch of the house with an in
creased salary.
President d. G. Gilman of the California
university will not decide about accepting
the presidency of the new John Hopkins
university at Baltimore. till after he has
returned TO California.
Rev. Z. II. Garfield, ID. d., formerly of
Arlington, rector of the Episcopal church
at North Adams, is delivering series of
lectures on European travels The lee
lures are free and delivered at the request
of the young men of the village.
Miss Eliza G. Randall, daughter of Ma
son Randall of Wells River, died at Wash
ington, Dec. 6. She had been for several
years superintendent and teacher in the
coored schools in Washington. Her re-
mains were brought TO Wells River for in
terment