Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-12

is about 700, 900 of whom are engaged
in the strike.
MARRIED. - Mr.. Thomas Hale, for
many years editor of the Windsor Jour.
nal, then of the Keene Sentinel, and sub.
sequently for short time of the Rutland
HERALD, was married at the Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, on Thursday, by
Rev. A. H. Clapp, DID,, to Miss Sarah A.
Ballou, of that city. A large number OF
the friends of the bride and bridegroom
were present at the nuptials, among them
Hon. Robert Hale, ex-member of Con-
gress from Essex County, N. Y; Hon.
Matthew Hale, member of the New York
State Senate Judge Henry Hale, of st.
Paul, Minnesota ; Rev. John G. Hale, of
Poultney, Vermont, and E. F. Hale, ca
shier of the First National Bank of North
ampton, five brothers of the happy man.
SO gays the Free Press.
ACROSS THE LAKE. - Five hundred
workmeA are on strike at Moriah. They
have stopped the furnaces, teamsters. and
work ON the railroad.
Lieut. Madden, lately stationed at
Plattsburgh, has received orders to pro-
coed to Carlisle Barracks, Penn, on re-
cruiting service, and leaves for his new
post Immediately.
Last week large parties visited the
Chasm from Elizabethtown, Plattsburg,
Keeseville, and other localities A COM
pany of nineteen, guests and summer
boarders, at the Mansion House, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, stopped at the Adirondack, and
remained over one day, and seemed well
pleased with their visit.
A boy by the name of Alexander
Martin, on Monday last, was caught in
the act of stealing money from Mr. Cut
ting, at the Ausable House. He was ar
rested, and the proof was so clear that in
side of thirty minutes from the time of
the theft lie was tried and received a sem
tence of SO fine and thirty days i'm
prisonment. SO says the Free Press
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. = The
Democrats of Orleans met at Newport on
Wednesday of last week, and nominated
the following ticket
Senators-W. II. Hoyt of Barton and
f. NJ. Sherman of Newport.
Judges-L. c. Moore of Troy and Sim
con Hidden of Craftsbury.
States Attorney-George ID. Wyman of
Derby.
Judge of Probate-Jabez Pinney of
Greensboro.
Sheriff. r. Thrasher of Coventry.
High Bailiff-A. J. Morrill, of Charles
ton.
The Democrats of Washington county
held their County Convention at Mont
pelier on the 31st ult., passed resolutions
endorsing and pledging support to the
State nominations Of the party, and put
in nomination the following ticket:
For Senators - Gilman l. Eaton OF
More:own,- Thaddeus Clough of Water
bury, S. G. Shurtleff of Plainfield.
Judges of County Court-D. w. Had
ley Of Mortified, A. 5. Wri7ley of Water
bury.
States Attorney-George NJ. Fisk of
Mortified.
Sheriff.. n. spaulding of Roxbury.
High Bailif-Patrick Conway of More /.
town.
Judge Of Probatc-Abiiel Kent of
Calais.
T. p. Reifeld OF Montpelier. sud J. J. /
Monahan Of Burlington, addressed the /
cow, ntion.
ST. ALBAHs.-There. were admitted .
into the First Congregational church in .
St. Adams, in 1865, "a by profession, . .
by letter. i3 now rnomhors.
The Messenger says that recently it
saw three dray loads Of butchers Light
ming Fly Killer in process Of shipment to
the extensive drug and medicine house of
John L. Henry Il Co, of New York, from
which it concludes. flies are uncommonly
numerous this year.
Rev. Alonzo Webster, d d, Presid-
ng Elder of the Charleston, South Caro-
ina, district, occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church in St. Adams, on Sun
lay.
-Mes>rs Herndon x Lclic', Theatrical
Troupe are playing at St Albans.