Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

" hy ,p doing, have got fair r,uum,ra.
,ion tor their outlay, and have, better
prospect for il future cmolum,ut,, Much
pi it, success, is due - the wise counsel,
Il ii, President, Gov Frederick Smyth.
aud the confidence ropo,ed in hi. financial
ability, and To the perseverance and prac.
teal knowledge d its Superintendent
I Col J. W Robinson.
. PNssrNu-U RtuRoAp-Thc Lyndon
Mon give, thc notice u the intended re.
moval Of the superintendent and officer,
If the Fa.,mnpic Railroadfrom St Johns.
bury 10 Lyndon \ II Perry, Supcrin-
tculcnt Of the Pi-,umpsic Railroad moves
from st Joln,hury to Lyulouyille thi,
week, occupying the dwelling Just com
pletcd by the Noek,cs. until his residence
On Main street Is completed. The room,
in the depot are now nearly completed
and soon as done all the Offices will be
moved from 81. Johnsbury Probably
within two week. all the office business
connected with the road will De- transact
I'd in Judge Poland's "Sheep Pasture"
For the benefit Of the judge and III
friends We will here state that "pastur-
ing" in this vicinity i, rising, and sheep
owners should apply Immediately or
there viii be none 10 be had at any price
BusNrss.-W II. B. Owen, one Of the
sufferers by the late fire on Main street,
not the least discouraged by the loss lie
there sustained, has moved q building
on TO his lot on Center street, near the
junction Of Nickwackctt. which he is tit
ting up for the transaction If the general
merchandise business, and where he will
be prepared TO meet old and new custom
ers in the course Of two or three weeks
Mr. Owen has for many year, enjoyed the
reputation OF an honorable and fair-deal-
ing merchant, aud we presume, in his
new location, as in the old, he will be lib
orally patronilcd.
I ANOTHER CCRoUs SurERsCmrlIoN.
Route Agent Haven of the Il. Il W.
r. r., give. us the following copy Of a
.superseription upon letter which pa sed
through his hands, while in the discharge
of his duties, some days since
Put on the steam and bear me nwaY
10 my darling rhinnry and make no delay
Washington" The countys and New York the
Hartford the town, and make no mistake"
Darling Phinney," of cvur-c, received
the missive in due season, as what post,
man could fail to comply with such re-
quest.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND ARREST.
On Saturday night last, Mr., Bowen. of
the firm Of Bowen \ Hopkins, merchants
at East Dorset, who sleeps in his store
building, was aroused by the efforts Of
some one attempting to enter his pre-
misses. Mr. b. at once arose, and the
burglar hearing him, instantly departed
but lighted lamp which he carried Will
him attracted Mr. Bowen's attention, ant
he resolved to keep watch of the would-b,
intruder His efforts were soon awarded
however for the fellow made his way di
rectly to the station of the Bennington
Rutland Railroad, whence he entered tn
post-oftice in the same building, and com
menccd an examination of the mail mat
ter therein, which Mr. B. deemed alto
gether too scrutinous, and accordingly til,
latter gentleman aroused Station Agen
Grout, who, armed with a revolver, re
paired to the post. office and persuaded tn
intruder to deliver himself up as a pris
oner. The robbers name proved to b,
Thomas Mccormick, and he is now il
close confinement, the preliminary proba
bly, to q longer and closer one at Wind.
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