The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10
THE RUTLAND DAILY GIORT WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Brief Chronicle.

Fall River has appropriated $500 for me-
mortal day.
Over 500 southern Presbyterian churches
have no pastors.
DR.. ], G. Aver of Lowell has gone to
New Jersey to recover his health.
The Presbyterian church at Delhi, o.,
has recently become selfsustaining.
Two hundred and thirty-three persons |
were admitted to 10 Lowell churches, Sun |
day.
Moderate rains have fallen throughout
| Cuba, and the drought is beginning to
abate.
The peach crop of Michigan will be a
full one, and the other crops are all prom
Using.
The Round lake camp-meeting (near
Saratoga begins this year on June % and
closes July 3.
Ex-senator Patterson of Hanover is to
deliver the decoration day Grafton at New
buryport, Mass.
Jack Radcliffe, the veteran Snowman,
committed suicide by taking morphine, at
Liberty, Ind, Sunday night.
Blaine and Morton captured the primary
meetings at st. Louis, Monday evening, as
against the friends of Bristow.
A cannon ball that was probably fired
from British frigate, June II, 1775, was
dug up at Charlestown last week.
Rev. L. 0. Bartlett gives the decoration
day address, and Rev. j. f. Moore is orator
of the Turner'S Falls b-ceniennial.
The steamer Dean Richmond made her
last trip from Albany TO New York in
r seven hours-an average of 90 81 miles an
= hour.
o There is a church in Illinois twenty three
;, years old which has enjoyed the service OF
nineteen pastors. and IS now looking toI
u another.
/ Severe shocks of earthquake have beer
J. experienced in South Australia and New
:. Zealand No damage of consequence il
:, reported.
Jimmie Blanchard of Milford, the coun
terfeit Charley Ross, who stole team ant
l. made off with it, some days ago, has bcel
IS caught at Manchester
% The Unitarians of Boston are making &C
9 tive preparations for their annual festival
3 which is fixed for Thursday, June 1. Hon
y L. lockwood Hoar will preside.
70 Fifteen of the thirty-three churches con
ar prisng Saginaw Presbytery are vacant
he Hore is an opportunity for the larg
We amount of talent now unemployed.
ur The only new item relative to the expi
sion at Hoboken is the belief that it WI
H. caused by the strikers. The injury to pr
nd perty in Jersey City will amount to $3.50
dc 900.
ay Rev. DR.. Barnard, president of Columh
IN college, has accepted an invitation to d
SIX liver an address at the coming commeno
OIL ment of Vanderbilt university at Nashvil
he Tenn.
ah The St. Louis Presbyterian says that
the 15S, 900 children of school age in tn
ico city only $4,000 are in Protestant Sund
..s, schools. Where are the mission scht
'sn workers =?
the The grain crop prospect in Georgia
cheering. A large area has been plant
VOC in wheat, oats, rye and barley, and the
ati' | will be more corn and less cotton plant
etts this year.
d | The Rhinebeck Park and Agricultu
association announce that the spring me
of ing will be held at the driving park
re- Wednesday and Thursday, June IA and
EN-, Premiums to the amount of 81, POO are
rts, fered.
heir The decoration day celebration at Chi
ives pee, Mass, will be substantially the 50
as last year. Rev. Ii. L. Gaylord will
liver the Grafton, and the music will
furnished by home talent, consisting of
orchestra and chorus OF 35 voices.