Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

NplluWs Falls, on tdhtshal ahd ihHlH- N
day, the 9th and eth Of May, at 10 O'Clock 4
a. IN. This is To bo meeting Of unusual y
interest aud mll attendance is expected,
Arrangements are To he made with the !,
railroads To carry members ior fare one |
way,
or Bull. ~ NERMoNT.-Ihe editor d
of the Windsor Journal thus describes ,
visit Of this celebrated musician 70 that
village: This celebrated yiolinis, made a
brief visit to Windsor las, saturday with !
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W Stouglton, in whose
family, at New York, he has heen tor
some time a guest. aud who have also q
summer residence in this village,
His purpose, We are toli, was simply to
crafty long cherished design Of play'ne
10 the mother oi his friend, Mr. Slough
ton. This, We understand, i in perfect /
keeping with his reputation in his native /
land, for friendship refinement, and social
virtues. Indeed, his distinction in this
country and abroad, as the greatest living !
yiolinis, is equalled only by his emincne'
in literature and art in Norway. some
twenty years ago, he came to this eoun'
try; and for the purpose OF 'nconrag'ne
his copntrymen 10 remove TO the United
States he invested, previous To his return
some sixty 10 seventy thousand dollars in
pennsylyania lands, which he mostly lost
There are now in the States, about four
hundred thousand Norwegians, in whose
welfare this remarkable man is deeply in
crested; and il is said, his plans OF good
q for them, and for Others in their father
y land, are of the most philanthropic ma
= ture.
II On Saturday evening, few friends
il were invited TO enjoy with the family, the
v rare privilege of listening To the exquisite
4. music of this acknowledged master of the
= violin. II was treat never To- he forgot
ID ten. by any present, no less on account %
il the admirable simplicity and genial man
N ncrs of the man, than Of the truly marvel
A GUS ,kill of the performer, To say tina
4. We had never dreamed of the possibility o
chciting such concord of sounds IRON TIN
,,ringed instrument :; and as he IN
y, ,,ruc,cd u, in it, origin and design fo
Mt sacred purposes. that we had never i'm
he agined the depth Of the perversion I
oh which its common use has fallen--is onl
No 10 utter an unvarnished conviction.
he Some. If not all, listened in breathle'
III wonder and delight from the beginning
.e- to the end Of the scene; and none WI
,;c fail to regard it as one Of the most memol
in able occasions of their life. The instr
nd ment used, is said to be four hundrt
m. wears old-made by the original inVent'
ace He left town early early Monday NOR
nse ing with the best wishes OF friends
ler whom he has communicated a life-loi
en- Joy
VI DRowNEp.-A sad accident occurr'
d. nj Uinsdale. \. II, on the afternoon
~, Wednesday. the 22d inst. Freddy Curt
bright bow about nine years of age, mus
loved by many people fell from an oi
bankmcnt near his father, into the AShu
"a, lot river. The current being very rap'
he was swept half a mile down the strea
-. and although he was seen To fall, no h'
H. could reach him. His body was recover
ned in about twenty minutes, but his spl
lad had fled To its better home, The I'll
: OF Nav Flowers" Of the spring have j
My appeared, and are sweet reminders TO t
-, afflicted parents Of the sweetness of
hope in and through tho blessed Savior
.c.t. BELLOWS FALLs.-The fohowing /
10 iquo epitaph is taken from the VERNE
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