The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
Vicinity Items.

great centennial Poly Drama, came off at
the NJ. Il. church, al the corners, on Tues
day evening, agreeable 10 announcement,
and was well attended. The entertainment
was both pleasing and instructive, aud is
well worthy the patronage of any intelli
gent community. In this entertainment;
three exhibitions are given in one and COM
bines science, instruction and amusement
AS all people will have diversion Of some
kind, an entertainment that will impart in-
struction as well as amusement. is a pub
| lie benefit. This ia unquestionably the aim
of the proprietor of the Polyorama, as it
gratilies. literary taste, and furnishes high
toned and proper amusement, excluding
everything improper or bad. This is no
stereoscopic or magic humbug, but an ex-
hibition OF true merit, and everything ad-
verised is shown, which cannot be said of
every show. The lecture which accom-
panies the scenes is highly instructive and
pleasing.
The exhibition consisted of three parts.
LIST, science; %, scriptures 3D., general and
centennial scenery. Part 1st, exhibited the
wonders of the heavens, giving telescope
views of the sun and planets, and their
comparative sizes eclipses, zooiacal light,
comets, tides, nebulae, lunar scenery, re-
stars, etc The revolution of all the plan
cts around the sun was also shown, which
was magnificent scene, and is alone worth
the price of admission to any one and
worth weeks of schooling TO any child.
These moving illustrations show the unerr-
ing clock work of the solar system, aud
those who love this branch of study, this
part of the exhibition IS well worth going
tn see
cry, shown in color, 10 CnarlnIug uiou-
ner. Among the scenes in this section,
was the angel OF peace, Bethlehem the
place of orr Saviours birth. Christ preach
ing on the Mount, Christ with bis desclples,
the Dead Sea, Mount of Olives, ancient and
modern Tyre etc. - There we're also several
other paintings, showing eastern life and
customs shown. The GROWING feature OF
this part, however, was the two magniti-
cent paintings, entitled ''Selous' Jerusa-
lem, shown on canvas feet high and Is
feet in length.
Part 3D., embraced splendid gallery of
art snd centennial scenery, and in which
was shown fine variety of natural and
| historical scenes, such rs the landing OF
the pilgrims battle of Gettysburg. Libby
prison, Arctic scenes, Lake Killarney +,
capitol at Washington, bui ming OF Chicago,
| Queen Victoria, birds eye view OF Paris,
e,c.' e.c. NC .en n ah",,.od i,o os,nri,I,
aiso inIeies'.S, . "I ,nn ,,sars IN ,lor
ny au'a 1 .'r,o " ,s Tha oorn,ry
manners, customs, etc, as they were cen
tury ago, were finely delnealed, and rem
der, ,bis a very interesting department.
Phi,adelnhia and the centennial grounds,
astir with humanity from every nation,
was we'll represented, and also scenes from
Buuyan's pilgrim progress. AS ga little
fun now and then peases cen the best of
men," the professor closed with few
amusing scenes, intended 10 please the lit
tie folks. The entertainment was accom-
panied with fiue music, sffordiDg pleas
ing interlude. MIR. 5. j. Basstord, who
accompanies Prof. Chandler IS also hne
lecturer. In short the enter'anmen' Is wei,
worthy the a.1en OF Ill lovers oi oeau'iui
| scenery, while those VINO love 10 sthuy Inc
pondcra of the hesyenq. OF the scriptures,
III I,,I- ,,on,otnol IL "a ,x;.hol a
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| panorama Oh great eAceiIehce, unu ohNe
seen is not coon forgotten al were ex'
ceedingly uelghteu ana as popular euul
Gator, fIoi' o"suu'ef Is pe''o'"lihB eouo
service. o. t. W.
MOUNT HOLLY.
Rev. c. A. Frink OF Newton Centre,
Mass, preached at the North church las'
Sabbath. He is candidate Tor the pas
torate of the Baptist church and from the
manner he acquitted himself we are of the
opinion The church could not do better thar
secure him.
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard preached at the Hor.
tonville school house on Monday night.
A. W., uor,or 10 t,,I of husiness g.,
W.. ",,i ;s r,nn;nr his steam mill uitr
pi s,u 60, ane nf hands Ia shining hoards
.u,. s 'U,G and other varieties IF lnmbe,
onan ST. So, A. UHrtor ia a nsrfsct nst,err
s,Lya u a1,nora daaiing enetgrt,c hnsines,
Va .no .q oa oue ,'aei,rg anvthiny in IN,
, ,nan auO i iny viii not recrei natronizn,
nin, any "'' NV 49,
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