Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-22
Local and State Items.


mously adopted.
Local and state Items.
DsLAy-The mail train over the Uu,.
and and Burlington Railroad from the
east was delayed somewhat Yesterday
afternoon, in consequence Of d wa-a.out
near Chester. This is the same place
where the wash out occurred a shor.
time since, aud workmen are now en-
gagged in repairing it in manner which
it is thought will defy rains OF floods
hereafter. Trains are running regu-
larry.
e" BY an item in the Boston Jour,
ual, we SO that our statement regard,
ing the burning Of the Lake Dunmorc
House on Sunday night last, was with
out foundation. We were 50 informed
by a gentleman from Middlebury On
Wednesday, but according to the Jour
nal he must have been mistaken, as ,hs
only thing burnt was a lime kiln Ia tbr
immediate vicinity OF the hotei
SPooNER & HALE's PATENT SELr CAS-
CoUPLNG.-This coupling, which was
patented but few months since, seems
to meet with that prompt attention
from railroad men which anything cal.
Culated to save the great loss 0. ,i.c
which takes place in Stacking railroad
cars should receive, and the managers 0.
some Of the most prominent roads in the
East, we understand, have siguted
their intention to have this coupling in
troduced on the roads over which they
have control, at no distant day,
1t has already been introduced on thc
Rutland & Burlington and Rensselaer, 4
Saratoga Railroads, and has in every in
stance given the very best satisfaction.
That coupling which POSSESSES such
merit as does that patented by Messrs
Spooner & Hale must lind is way into
general use a. soon as its qualities are
really known admits OF little doubt.
LUDLOW MeSsrs. Alden Patch aut
Stedman Spaulding have recently par.
chased the grstmill, aud The brick noY,e
adjoining, in Ludlow village ior'Hr sun
Of five thousand dollars. They n,eat
to put the mill in thorough repair 4,
soon as possible
Mr. William & SnauIdiag hs, I.g,.
chased the lot next 10 the brick house
inst mentioned and has coum,acei
DIGGING . cellar for q new store.
Mr. T. q 1r,,o,r.,n5 b.. ar.rt,.t2
hnil5ino in t,. ra.r o+ hi. etor,. .b,gt
IN ..,r Iv IN .,.,l t.,,, ..,.,,,,.. tio5 Ths
lou.ar storv j. d..-f..r..4 Gu. .,ora,... and
Shot .oorn .na ,hn.p,,,,, far , AsI, ~
a.,4 hy * and "a foo, 81, +an cIaqr
This balI when com,re.. nron,isas 70 he
o,a.ofro.I..tir,, ,p,,..,.,r,, h.st in ,bs
STATE
,, II, D...;..,.u
,,,:,.1i.,..!- 49,, ro.-
artL.'f. b,oal, ~ c,.t 49, ~ 49,, t,,-o .rd
O boIf s,ori.s bi,,b ,-;,h O basement
,yhtos .bon dos,l,s ra r,,,, .to rronts q.
thatr ,aorooain,s ,,,,ot,1Uoa othar i'm.
,,r>,,,,.,,,a, w., ,, 9ors,ar,1,, ho;na made
pl,nost w., n',,oo.a,,a 80 W r,ontionod
NJ n,I,a1 TI.,, -, w. ~ 49, an,,,ovoo
"'' DNl,'e' ileln'''Ge' au e"DpI M
on the the hutland ana burlington nan
road and brother-in-law OF Mr.. John
R. Stafford, the Postmaster of Ludlow
had one of his legs badly broken last
w w. 0no -, n nStornooo n, nason . car
"eoueSu"y "I'einoon' nc was =" - ~ a.
winch haa oeeh ioaoeo with Iuhoei' o.
the Ludlow Station, and as the train
was passing over a bridge near Chester
one o"N " " , po2S ''' ' 800 w. 80 ~ hoard
orluse' anu ulIYe log I hIa Ioo ~ hroak.
or plank entirely through MS leg piS ar