Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

SERIOUS A'AAlitaNA NJ TT w = j
LANp-Ou Saturday forenoon last, while
a gang Of men We're engaged in carrying
wood, on the top of the ledge Of one
Of the quarries Of the Rutland Mar
bic Company, and throwing it into the
quarry, whore Il was 70 be used for
fuel for one Of the steam stone-cutters, one
of the men 81 engaged, from some cause
or another. stubbed his toe, and let the 4
wood which he was carrying fall prema. /
turcly into the quarry, a stick Of which /.
struck the head Of workman named
August Porterman, fraeturing his skull |
and fatally iuiuriug him. Another stick
struck a man named Carl Rodmeracker, .
and inflicted severe injuries about the
head and shoulders, though it is thought
he will recover The injured men were
attended by Dr-. Goldsmith and Allen Of
this place.
BuRGINRY.- Last saturday evening
the house Of Patrick Brislin at Center
Rutland was forcihly entered, and Mr.,
Brisliu and his wife severely beaten, after
which the premises were rausaekod, and
forty.fye dollar, in money distracted.
The parties who committed the deed have,
10 our knowledge, not yet been arrested.
NORWICH GRANT CLuB-At meeting
Of the Grant Club Of Norwich, August !,
the second election OF officers resulted AS
follows: j. W. Lovcland, Precedent; ;.
T.. Buruham and Jehu Dutton, Nice-Pres-
idcn,S; J.. \. Loyeland, Secretary; VIM.
y Rogers, L. c. Wardsworth, J. W. ARM
strong, II. :. Goddard, Executive Com
mite: ChAs Farn,worth, Treasurer; NJ
d. Gibbs, IL. g. Old,, Financial Com
mittee
PAwLEr-There is now in Pawlet,
growing on the parsonage grounds, OF
common corn, some stalks over ten feet
three inches tail, while the entire piece is
, Of enormous growth Whether this
, growth i, 10 bc attributed to the soil or
e culture. or 18th, We do not decide, but
. from the appearance .oi other crops, and
the NEEDLESS and mellow state of the
e ground, We presume the occupant, Rev,
p l.. II. Stouc. In, something to do with
thess results. t..
/ 81. JoINsEUEY - The Inauguration
G ceremonies Of the soldiers monument are
I to take place ON Thursday next, Aug.
%. The procession is to be composed OF
4 military and Masonic escort, relatives Of
, deceased soldiers. disabled soldiers, re
: turned soldiers, invited guests. and citi
zens. headed 10y Gilmorc's band of Bos
: ton. After the unvciling Of the statue
u addresses are to be delivered by cN-Gov
e Paul Dillingham; and Hon. Luke 2. Po
/ land.
MINERAL BNTus-Thcs St Alban
Messenger gives the following description
Of the mineral baths that have been cstab
= lishcl n, sheldon Springs: The new
: bathing-housc Of the sheldon Springs i
new completed and the mineral bath
u will lee opened To tho public on Monday
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tion room Is 10y - feet, an elegantly fin
l>t'i IN" '"'n''''' "''''N SITTING '''i''
Mlih TWO dressing rooms o''h so'''h'''h'
t1iln% WI" 'hr'' pain rooms. ! ne r'Sel
. yoirs are copprr-lined and supplied Will
every applmnc" OF modern invention 10
the inNi%ora'ln@ 'oid h''h OF the ihNnrl
:, ou7 warm hath' Inc mousse = llrS' ''aS
!, III all ITS appointments ana as thlS
Tie only one oil inc ''leora't" Sl'hE
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/ SfRrrk Bf ld"hfNiNG'-oh the hiSh
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Storm =" tr'''"r' county Mi'ii'' Sii'
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Is f'>ia'" !" Alo''' '''''' ..'"1 ~ '''' > :"
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Marvin. wrrr struck by lightning and il
= s,antly killed. They were engaged breal
;, inc prairie. and had hitched the teams
their wagons u. usual, No effects of til
bybtniny were visible upon the horse
r h,,ala.,. Il al, a.,
F., y '''' "'T'''' ~ $500
r where they were hitched' q stake IN IN
lc fence was shivcred into splintcrs an
J. thrown ont Of tile ground. The thre
:. bor.n. that wore f,r,hest from where II
, - ~, f.naa u.o.a ~ ~
We killed.
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