Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

passed will have 70 be ihdorSel .g
Legislatures Of New Hanp-lir. p
nonl and New York.
CnEsTEk.-Mr. Folney J. u
this town, who has been l4 - ssl-l
the T.. & b. Il. r. CO. for a l-aa....
YEAR. left Chester on Wednr-l-
Omaha, Nebraska. Mr.. Wood Hl-.t-
city for the purpose of accepting r.
ton on the Union Pacific Railraai &,
I. as recently been rendered him.
The deep snow OF the pa-'
has enabled the meadow moles aiii q
10 giral. the trees without being j.
ed. Farm ers in this vicinity In'o
that they have had destroyed hy
pests several hundred dollars We
Young and valuable fruit and ornar
shade trees. In some in-tanca- So
orchards have been rendered H.r'-.s--
the ravages OF these amin. al - .
precauiion during the winter mont
the parts Of those who own traitor
may save them from severe losses.
Hon. Hugh ii. Henry, of this
President of the Vermont Valley j.
road. has recently been presented vi
through pass TO San Franci~eo ana
turn. via Union Pacific Railroad.
worthy and efficient L. S Marshal E
mont. j. one Of the Oldest railroad
dents in the United States, and " e.
that he may he induced TO take q i.I
the golden land by this route. and
return give his friends a history
,r.yel-. and a description Of thu -l-
enterprise and It's workings. tor ..1
from the able pen Of one who has
long ex. crIeuee in matters pert
railroad. a. Mr. Henry. cauug. g.,
being both interesting aud ins-ru-,iss
The annual meeting u :he SF /
A.. citation was held a. their haa-
worship in Bartonsville, My 23,.a-
following named persons were elee's-
cers Of the society Tor the eH-uaz
President. q. ". Doraud l.
dent, H. J. Wiley; - vice Ir--
Britton secretary and trra.urr
En- Iy The report 81 the
ehba- the aft air. II the a~-osi-t
in a i.ogri-hing condition. Dun
pat year the society have erected
ani spacious e3ifiee. which j. So
ed 20 meet the wants Of the a--
( The officer are entitled TO mG.a
for the rel aslI efficiency dir
their management Of the aiial,s
association, which j. alike cree.
themselves and satisfactory a. q. =
bers Of the -ocieiy, and their ul5a.~
reelection cannot bat b. grsti''
them. ~ full indo-sssaent ~
doing- We are indebted 70 j
McRae for enabling u 10 secure y.
item for publication.
Gen. Lucius Hubbard, Of Ra3 '-
Minnesota, Warren Leland, E-s 10
ropolitan Hotel fame. snd J j. W
Esq.. editor and publisher Of y
York Pathfinder, were guests al u
graham House the past week.
We are pleased 10 notice The iHF'
ments that are being made ui'-
square ON Depot street; the -
being graded, and is to have e
walks. and ornamental shade tree
be set around the borders. suce
we, TO all improvements that add
. beauty and render more attra
public squares.
The Railroad Company are ~
an extension to their wool she's
feet in length and22 feet in widih.
completed, the sheds at this siah
hold from 1000 to 1,200 cords q
The old shed held 500 cords, but u
adequate to meet the growing
the company. The improvemeni.
are being made along the i. ana
show the affairs Of this company n
degree of prosperity unequalled : Il
tory, and speaks volumes IN pa II
officers who now have coa1'' II
road. - II
The salary Of the POstmasislis > il
ter is a54O; North Chester II
settles $25.
a most office clerk in Enslsp