The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
nermeni Mus Items.

evening, bot N. subdocd, doug. With the
chance II had. bat triaiag damage The
Eas, pan % the bu,lding c~ocd BY l. =
Town. ~as occupied by Mc-srs. fhlnncy 4
Mead. a. jc~elcrs ~hc suffered, 'scne,' As
vel At ihis establishment,
In yiew ofihc whole msiict, We find
ourselves vsry much obliged
1. That Nc. Fire vas gentleman enough
10 val, tall Nc were on the ground TOT fair
fight.
-. To three of the hes, IRE engine com
panies IN the world. andto the people, gen
orally.
81. To the Vermont Mutual our claim
h,ving been settled, allowed aud paid
9TH. To the carpenters, who, rain or
shine. have given Us, in day OF two, a
roof as good as new.
The loss Of private papers, newspaper
files, documents Sc. running back 10 the
time Of our first connection with a news
paper. Is irrcpanhlc. butt might have
been worse. and he that cric,h for split.
milk lackeih wisdom. ~ Patriot.
An officer pursued an abscondng
debtor on board the Passutnsic Rail Road
cars. The debtor stopped upon the platform
Of the rear car and held fast the door. As
soon rs the cars passed the border INTO
\. II. he jumped from the ears while under
full headway, and so escaped the officer.
The Musical Convention, called to
meet at ST. Johnsbury on the 3ith Of Sop
tcmber. was organized by eleciing Rev. $,
G. Clapp Moderator, and John Dudley Sec
re,ary. II continued three DAYS, the attcn-
dance and interest increasing to the close.
| The general concert, on the evening Of the
last day. was a grand performance of sacred
music Of choice variety with few songs
from Miss Doane and Mr.. Kreissmnnn.
The interest excited by Messrs. krciss-
mann and Babcock, was very great The
music was Of high order, and was per-
formed with entire satisfaction. - Caie-
DOMAIN.
--DrNrAL MrrriMo.--In pursuance Of
call, the members of the Dental profess
ion in this State met at the Central House
in Bratteboro, Sept. ~, 1853. On motion
TO that effect, O. X. Post was appointed
Chairman, and T.. H. KiIbourne Secretary.
The objects Of meeting were then stated to
the Convention by the Chairman. A gen
eral discussion then ensued in relation 10
expcdency of forming permanent Dental
organization for the mutual improvement, Of
its members in this State, and elevation of
the profession IN general.
On motion Of +. II. kibourn,a committee
was appointed to draft a constitution and
by Laws for permanent organization and
report at an adjourned meeting to held at
Montpelier on "Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. % and ~. The following gentlemen
were appointed on said Committee; N. q.
Hale, Windsor; o. X. Post. Brat,leboro;
NJ. Newton, Montpelier +. ]. IIendee, Bur
! nngton Z. ~. nuUournc, st. JonnsDury I;
L. V. n. IIarwood, Rutland; II. s. Chase,
! Woodstock
On motion, NJ. Newton was appointed
committee to correspond with Dental pro-
lessons relative to procuring lecture TO be
delivered before the society at its next meet
ing in October.
vote was taken and carried, that the
Chairman of the committee issue circular
setting forth the proceedings of this meet
ing, and stating that "A lecture may be ex.
pected at the meeting in October. An
earnest desire was expressed that every
member OF the profession in regular stand
ing might be present
On motion of T.. II. Kilbourne. il WINS
voted that II. :. Chase, of Woodstock, be
requested TO prepare and deliver rhe open.
ing address before the Society in October
next
"A bear, weighing $50 pounds, was
captured few days since in Concord. VI.
a SUPPOSED RoGur. On the 9th
inst. man calling himself David Post. of
Wells, VI, with horse and wagon which
he wished to sell. Deputy sheriff Brown
and another individual bargained for the
team, but fearing that all was not right.
delayed paying TO- it. Post took the
alarm, fled to the woods, and has not since
been heard from, leaving the team with the
purchasers. The man had on long black
sack coat coat, light vest, black pants
gaiter shoes, a wine colored plush cap. and
a black silk neck handkerchief. He WINS
about feet eigat or nine inches high dark
complexion, black hair little grey, rcd
lace, no whiskers. He was about As or
so years old.-Reposiiory.
Speaking of the photographic por-
trait of Senator Foor, lately publis. ,ed, the
Boston .uad says -
Then again, look at Senator Foot of Yer. |
mont-ihe strong, ponderons, substantial.
hnn, reliant aud eloquent representative of |
the sovereignty Of the Greeu Mountain
state, and almost the very impersonation Of |
Its rugged people. In our boyhood, he was
our companion and school fellow. Many
time have we followed the slowing herd''
togilher IN The green pastures Of our native
,oFn. Years have passed since tben--tine
has wrought is chanUes bu, ,ba l,.t,.,. |
which We knew 10 the bow we can sill ace
IN the Senator; matured, Il is true. but ex.
Pressi'e OF the same strong character and
the same high aims'
--AcoDEST. We learn that on SAT.
lrday last, Mrs. T.. ID. Barber, and daugh-
er Miss Helen Barber, while driving from
West Salisbury depot to Lake Dunmore,
Tere thrown from the wagon, IN CONSEQUENCE
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