The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-14
LO. VI GLoBULFs.


Several quite good strings of trout were |
brought In Saturday.
Meeting of Davenport chapter r. A. M.
at 1880 this evening.
The change of time on all tho railroads
goes into effect to-day.
Read new advertisement on Singer Liam
ufacturing company in another column.
Seats for the Berger concert Thursday
evening may be secured at any time at
futile 81 Cos.
Killington lodge No. 30 l. o. o. F. will
meet this evening at o'clock at Odd Eel
lows hall, Globe block.
Rev. Walter Mitchell preached two ex-
cellent sermons at Trinity church yesterday
on contact with the world.
Rev. Mr.. Watson of Brandon, preached
81 tho Rar'izf church yoate-day in exchange
with Rev. j. K. Richardson.
The trustees have decided to employ but
one night Waterman and to make no
change in that office at present
At meeting of the trustees held on Sat-
day afternoon, II. L. Verder was appointed
committee on license for showa, etc., and
rent of village hall.
The Boston so cent store ornamented the
front of their place of business on Saturday
with new set Of awnings, which are ahead
of anything in town for 'style."
The Cramton hose company in prac-
ticing Friday evening, besides running 80
rods, strung 300 feet of hose and fastened
to the hydrant, all in one minute and forty
one seconds.
Messrs. Paige and Crooks have just set
up an elegant soda fountain with all the
modern improvements, and are prepared to
serve all thirsty customers in the most ap-
proved style.
Readers of The GLOBE on the line of the
Harlan Extension road will appreciate the
extra amout of news we are enabled to give
them by the new change in the running Of
trains, commencing with to-day.
1t is interesting to sit in a -four store
now as the proprietor receives a dispatch
and yells, "They are THROWN shells across
Grassaquoralitchzefil an some
one is goin' to get hurt Turn out all
hands and mark every bari up half dol
| lar.
A passenger train loft Rutland yesterday
morning for Salem, to be reauy :. leave
that place this morning under the new ar
rangement. A freight train also came to
Rutland in the afternoon, to leave in the
morning.
A well attended and interesting meeting
Of the Reform club was held at their new
hall In Simons block last evening. Re-
marks were made by members OF the club
and others. The new hall is neat and
commodious, and is vast improvement on
the other
DR.. U-ta-wa-un on Saturday received s
certificate TO practice according to the
Indian fashion or method" signed by ]. D.
Hanraben and ]. Sanford, of the board Of
censors Of the Rutand county medical 30.
cety. He will remain in town some time
and lecture in West Rutland, Tuesday,
and Caslleton, Thursday.
This is a good year for economy and re.
form. The trustees with Street Commits
sioner Patel n ade their annual inspection
of streets, Saturday, and instead of goinl
to one of the stables and hiring handsome
turnout at the expense of the village, drovl
In their own teams. They report tn,
streets IN better condition than sor years.
The dog market, like every other, ap
pears to be suffering from over-pro uction
AT bench sale in New York, Friday
where some of the choicest breeds anC
specimens were offered, only few wer,
sold, and these at inferior prices. Tn,
streets of Rutland give proof every day tina
the dog business is overdone. Now let tn,
dog farmer take his dogs and Horace
Greeley's advice, and go west.
The annual election of officers of tn
Methodist Sabbath school was held yester
day. The following officers were elected
Superintendent, Ben X. Chase Assistan
Superintendent, @. H. Kinsmsn; Lady Su
perintendent, Mrs. Mary M. Williams
Secretary, Fl. y. Morris Treasurer N. A
Bailey Librarian, Frank Hart Chorister
N. c. Dye; Organist. Miss Cora ellison
Mr.. Chase was elected superintendent 70
the eleventh consecutive time.
One of the most interesting studies @
New England foliage may be watched dul
ing the next two weeks. 1t is the infinit
variety Of the shades of green which ma
, be seen on the hills, and is found only a
this season. The combination of these de
icate shades and their contrast with tn
grays and browns of the tree trunks whic
still show through the leaves, though Mt
striking in effect like the gorgeousness ,
autumn, is one of the most exquisiI
beauties Of the year.