Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

{ the session, and we feel assured of beina
{ sustained in our assertion that for beau.
ty of design, purity Of expression, and
delicate coloring, these specimens canno,
be surpassed. ~
Mine host of the Ingraham House,
not being content with the well-earned
honors which an appreciative public has
bestowed upon him. as keeper of one OF
the finest hostelries in Vermont, has been
J trying his luck as an angler, and the re-
suit proves him to be well skilled in the
piscatorial art, On Tuesday, in company
with his brother, Geo. T., of New York
city, he paid visit to the brooks in Peru
and Winhall, and after fishing nine hours
they caught 500 of the "speckled beau
ties" which weighed, when dressed, %
pounds. Whitney and Fitch will have to
look out for their laurals. During his alb.
sence, Mr.. Ingraham obtained live eagle
of the grey species, which measured seven
feet from tip to tip of wing. He is to be
placed in the park in front of the Ingra-
ham House, for the amusement of sight
seers and curiosity seekers, but is TO be
confined in a neat structure which Is TO
be erected for his sole use and occupancy.
Farmers in this vicinity have nearly
finished planting, and in many instances
where the seed was early put into the
ground, corn and grain Of different kinds
has come up, and is looking finely. Grass
never looked better at this time a year,
and the indications are that we shall have
one of the largest hay crops ever cut in
this section of Vermont. Fruit trees of
all kinds having full blossoms, and the
prospect of an abundant harvest never
was more favorable.
Mr.. J. A. Parker of this town, and
formerly of Clarendon, has been appointed
chief operator in the telegraph Office at
Fitchburg, Mass, "Jack is one Of the
operators on the line, and this positions
has been rendered him as recognition
which he has performed since becoming
master Of the mysticspark"
During the week ending, Saturday,
May Goth, there were 40 arrivals n
the Ingraham House, and l05 at the
Chester House.
Resolutions adopted 10y Olive Branch
Lodge No 81 +. & A. NJ. at the la-t re-
gular communication, Nay 22I, on the
death Of Joseph s. Lourie and Derrick L:
Sprague:
H1t.as. 1t having pleased the Infinite Arali-
tect 81 the Universe 70 remove from our company
and-pei-ty. very worthy and Young brstber
Joseph = Iourie. by death, aieer a long ADD try
NJ sickness. Therefore Be- i
Resolrsl, That We, as Ma-Dns feel The loss with
deep humility and sorrow, and be i further
E.sols.l, That VIC uniteJly, iH some way suit
able 70 the minds and syIHr4,Lies % che brethren,
bear some expression 81 mourning far tls worthy
brother Tor the space Of thirty days. Ana i.a II
tgther
RDteeR. That t.e many traits Of uat3sues-.
purity and worth which Dec hs- -a ions, Eaaui.r-t-
ed, BE- ly ~ cherished AZ Tbs highest tokens ~
character which admits person With 1l.ausa
% the Infinite vershirtIi. And l it further
Rs1gsf. That "a copy u these evure--.pns -
orr bara4Eeneut and ssruw ha II.sentoI ~ tLe
departed brother. mother.
Uhys1. Is having hasn e.. IIog43 uo. ui'he
Ireu FstEer % remove from our company ana
int innate business su3FIu"u' our very worthy hfo-
ther Deuiak T.. -pt que. Senior Warden. tIfTa-
fyfe be m
E~pief That ~ Nasans eafEs.- IulaH.g
our sorrow and great JOSS ly WatFins a badge -
mourning IL" leit hr.ast i9r the space u thirty
days. AMI ao further IesOise - cherish bra an
everything memory tie many frtit- ~ noble llis
ana self triitaiur spirit aLlrh i 20 ialiy laauta
Tested. BE- ~ further
H,afeot, That while ~ revive be fatHy FIr-
tue, that ~ throw The mlutis 90 a4arI.y oy.r 10
irttie-, sui draIa iu mourning h.s If4.enf ~
fec IN ON lodge ~ ttIr'E 3ayf. tul b. b. flE-.
Their
.,s-.-,z.-, Tnat 49, in.uDsIs oi ustt. rl....s.
No. 20 ezprsss or ympathy aud .Irow 20 his
berctyr1 family, ma ..ur# th.a IS aat t.f...r
regard ami continued nm. ta1ftree.
Z. a.. HtEHfs#Isy.
J.. II. MWrTr, Com. 8' Resolution.
D.. s. I.eIEH.