Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22
Railroad Meeting.

construction OF the Rutland ana W o0d-
stock Railroad, indicated unanimity OF
sentiment among our business men
especially, and citizens generally, in ref
erence to the feasibility of the Chittenden
route, and the paramount duty OF the
town to make the most persistent and
strenuous efforts to overcome all obstacles
and secure its building, as "A matter OF
vital Importance to our business Interests
and future growth.
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment of Hon. Walter c. Dunton,
Chairman, and lockwood Barrett, Sec
rotary. Mr.. Cain presented the subject OF
holding a general convention of all the
interests represented in the Portland and
Rutland Railroad, to be held at Rutland
at an early day. The proposition drew
out an expression of opinion favorable to
such a gathering as important, but the
date of holding it was not fully detcrmin-
ed upon.
The meeting was addressed by John
Cain Esq, Charles sheldon, Esq, Henry
Clark, Col. W. G. Veozey, DR.. Lorenzo
Sheldon, II. r. Dyer, James * Mclean
and Chester Kingsley.
The meeting adjourned until Welnes-
day evening April 2lsr, at 10 o'clock.
The next meeting will be addressed by
several gentlemen who will be prepared
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relative to the feasibility and prospects of
the Rutland and Woodstock road, that
will be interesting and important 10 all
our citizens. The place Of meeting viii
be hereafter announced.
PRESENTATION TO CoNDUcroK Rue
GLEs.-A pleasant aft ir came off At the
Bardwell House, Saturday eve, cempli-
mentary to Gould Buggles, the popular
Conductor on the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad. who has recently retired 10
take charge Of the Fi,chburgh Hotel. at
Fitchburgh,iM ss Mr Cramton huyin-
rendered Mr. Ruggles a farewell supper,
inviting his associate boarlers and other
guests, the company sat down 10 tie
sumptously spread table at 10 o'clock +.
m The boardcrs ut the Blrdwen House.
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