The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-12
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the, NJ. Morrison, frc,n Prc'c-syi.le
pas kilsd u Chasleeorn, y. H. on ihs
9th. by train 81 cars, Deceased vas
Walking 90 the track IN eonpany WITH a
Mr.. Ratinson, While a train was aqpraoch.
ine from behind. The alarm whistle
souadea ard Nj. z. cleared tie track, bot
NJ. " d,d M. and vas run down BY the
tain. iic bad oor ler eui oT lonEi'udin-
ally, and bicd 60 d-sih--S,wags,'d TIE
gruph.
-Rr~st>s FerSp.--on Wednesday
last, the bones and o,hr tcmaiu- Of Mr..
John Slack. Il ,his rlsra, Who was mystic
riously missed three wears ago, were acct
deuily discovered. NJ Slack was an old
man Of nearly 40 yc1rs. lie started home.
wards from NJ. S. rsylor'., which was the
las, that was seen Of him. 4 multitude
turned ont 10 search, but with no success.
From the appearance Of the remains. !, Is
tNlAfNA liAh Uf hitiHNf'A AnA itt NNaA iNtt-
most down a steep place, and struck his
head agains, rock, causing death. u.
-SrNNGrIrtp SA,INes B,KK--Wc
would remind our citizens, and The public
generally, that this Institution has com
menccd receiving deposits. The frst de-
osit day large sum was banked, in sums
from $1,000, downwards.- III
The Windsor Journal is entirely ia
error IN saying that there Is any smallpox
IN Rutland, and the Statesman is in error
in saving that the disease Is in Rutland
County.
----EpucArIoNAL.--'rhe citizens Of St
Johnsbury are Jus, now giving some atten-
ton To the subject Of erecting building
for high or intermediate school. The
districts at Fairbanks and Paddock's Vii
lago have been united with the Plain dis
trict, for this and common school purposes.
The four primary schools are 10 be con
tinued for tie small scholars, and when
they shall acquire the proper attainmen;s
they are TO be admitted to the higher
school. In the latter it is designed that
they shall have the privilege of obtaining
a good English education at least. A
building committe has been appointed, and
the purpose is to erect the house the pres
ent season. The size talked Of is some
thing like A. by 60 feet, two stories, and IT
is 10 be paid for by an annual assessment
upon the district at the rate of $500 year,
until the debt is lquidated With we'll
conducted primary schools, high school,
and the academy, our people will be amply
supplied with educational facilities. - Gale
dOntdn.
The school distr.c, in Rutland village
has been quartercd, und the quarters hung
up to dry.
-VrRY GooD.-.In fixing times for
the appointment of town Agents, the Com
missioner under the Liquor Law for Orleans
County, QLemuel Richmond,) says:--
"The object of the law under which |
hold my appointment, is to prohibit the
sales OF intoxicating liquors excep, for Med
ical and Chemical purposes. In the selec-
ton of agents, to furnish them for thos e
purposes, the Commissioner will endeavor
To obtain such as will act in accordance with
the true spirit of the law. Should be by
any inadvertancy fail to do so, he will on
proper showing, take an early opportunity
to make new appointment. The friends
OF temperance, however, must be aware
that an agent is peculiarly liable to be de-
ceiyed. and they should not construe every
such wrong sale into a wiliu violation of
Official duty"
Albert r. Spears Store, in High.
gate, was destroyed by fire, April 29th.-
Insured.
-Another man, Harry Donaldson, got
drunk aud fell into two and half feet Of
water at Swanton Falls, and was drowned.
This is the third case Of drunkenness aud
drowning that has occurred in that vicinity
within year.
Larry Harrington was tried at Swan
ton Falls, on Saturday, for violating the
liquor law. lie was found guilty of selling
liquor, and was fined $4,000 and Costs
This is the way to prevent drunkenness and
drowning.
john G. SAKE, Esq, has done a
large business at lecturing during the past
winter lie has lecturcd to eigliy-iour
audiences, in eleven different States Of the
Union. Though all were in the state Of great
delight, and has travelled over ten thous-
and miles to meet his engagements during
the last lecture season.
But he is not to be let Off yet, and is al
ready engaged to pronounce lecture or
poem before fifty different audiences during
next winter.
The Sentinel calls the autograph & Re.
marker zone Of the most decided Wig pa
pcrs." We should call it neither wing,
democratic, nor free-soil but " most decid-
ed bore"
-CHRoNro CoNrLArSr.-E. d. Bar.
Der has written another letter concerning
T. d. Barber.
The annual Fair of the Franklin
County Agricultural Society will be held
en- this year on the 27ih and 2sth Of Sep
tem51r.
-lliram b. Sowles has been elected
President Of the new Bank at St. Albans,
and Henry llowos, lac Of the Missisquoi
Bank, at Sheldon, has been selected as
Cashier.