The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-13

1914. At eight o'clock the meeting
adjourned 1t being the third one that has
continued in session after sun down In the
history of the town.
Your Castleton correspondent is in re-
ceipt of three copies of the Illustrated
London Ne,os, from your Aspinwall cor
respondent, d. G. B., and who happens to
be an intimate friend of ours and has
been from bis youth up. Among
the American illustrations is a recent
scene in the ;.ate legislature assembly of
Sou III Carroll ut Columbia a represent
alton of the u. ling and the ruins of the
Brooklyn theatre among the European
illustrations is the room in which the pre-
liminarv conferences on the eastern ques-
ton were held at Constantinople, and the
representatives of the great powers who
assembled there, and picture of the room
in which the cabinet councils of the Eng
lish government take place on Downing
street, London. he official residence OF
the first lord of the treasury and where the
cabinet councils are held. This plate rep
resents the members of the cabinet also
| likeness of NJ. Jules Simon, the new
prime minister of the French republic, to-
gether with other illustrations without
number. The number of births registered
| in London for the week ending JAN
uary 10, 1877, was 2,819; deaths, 1907 I;
number of births registered in 1876,
| 127,015; deaths, TAI, and 49,
24S marriages were celebrated. These
illustrated papers compare favorably with
those of Leslie and Harpers of New York.
We tender low bow to your Aspinwall
quill driver.
The Selectmens safe has been removed
from its old quarters In Hydeville to the
office of Langdon and Ainswofth. Mr..
Langdon is the first selectman this year.
The town clerks safe has been located in
the office of John Howe, the new clerk,
over the drug store.
The pastor of the Congregational church
remembers our country in his prayers in
the sanctuary at this eventful period of its
history and new destiny. He offered a
fervent petition Sunday morning in behalf
of the late chief magistrate of the nation
and his family, also for the new chief ma
| gistrate, his family and chief advisers. His
offering was in deep sympathy with the
new era in our government and for the
perpetuty of the Union. B.w.B.
FAIRHAvEN.
On Tuesday evening the 9th, the repub-
licans of Fairhaven celebrated the inaugu-
ration OF President Hayes by a mammoth
torch light procession. An invitation had
been extended to the republicans of Castle
ton and Poultney, who appeared with
torches trimmed and burning. The process
sion was headed by the Fairhaven drum
corps, and paraded the principal streets,
cheering for Hayes and some of Fairhaven
democrats, after which they proceeded to
Adams hall, where speeches and congratu-
lations were made by the old veteran re-
publican DR.. Wakefield and others. This
will probably end the campaign Of '76 I'M
less the party think it necessary to hold q
meeting of coincidence for Chandler and
Blaine for their i'll luck in controlling
President Hayes.
The warm rain of Thursday night melted
the snow so fast that Friday we came neal
having disastrous freshet. The water in
the river raised three feet in as many
hours, and only by great exertion was our
new iron bridge prevented from being car
ried away.
There being plenty of water our mills
are all running and we soon expect to sec
new life actively in all our industries.
Many laborers In town have not had five
days work to do in the last five months.
They were willing to work but could get
no work to do.
Work has commenced on the new Meth.
odist church. Plans furnished by Mr.. l.
FL. Bosworth, the architect of the Liberal
church, Castleton, and Baptist church
Poultney. No building can be erected at
ter plans furnished by Bosworth and no,
be paragon Of beauty.
Hon. z. c. Ellis health is 90 far re.
stored that he will be able to take his sea,
upon the bench next Tuesday, so thu
county will not be deprived of his services
We had two sessions of court here Sat.
urday, one of the superior aud one of the
nolLe prOseQui. We had Rutland lawyer
here, his client had his expenses to pay.
The Knights house has blue glass in one
window of tie office. l suppose it is t
take the rank N'vor out of Kentucky cigar
ard make Gu >mers believe them to b,
Havana.
Rev. NJ. E. Cady of Poultney is to de
liver lecture, 1.-The secret of genius" il
Adams hall, on Tuesday evening, undel
the auspices of the reading club. 8.