Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-29
has been closed and the proprietor has
migrated to n. IL

HAS Dceu cioSeu anu tne PioIi'N'V. 80"
migrated to N. II.
Among the few business men OF
Chester, none have eyinccd a more inter-
prising spirit than {. w. Abbott, manu-
facturcr Of carriages and slcighs. Mr..
Abbott came 10 Chester twelve years ago
with nothing but his talents and his
hands to enable him to obtain his L'veli-
hood BY patient industry, he has ae-
cumulated quite a respectable foreune,
and unlike some of tho misery spirits
that live in our midst lac has applied
himself and appropriated his means Tor
the rebuilding of the town, having erected
several houses on Depot ST., which, when
completed, have found ready purchasers.
Mr.. Abbott has recently finished a neat
cottage house on Depot ST., which be now
occupies himself. In building adJoin-
ing this house, Mr. Abbott has fitted up
rooms for the manufacture Of carrihges
and slcigha, which are patterns Of neat
ness and convenience. Employing only
the bcst Of workmcn and using only the
very best material. Mr.. Abbotts carriages
always find ready sale. lie has recently
made arrangements with firm III Massa.
chtisetts, whereby Inc IL enabled 30 furnish
any style Of top carriages at prices that
defy competition--keeping pace with the
times Charley is a subscriber to the
Daily HERALD, which fact proves his
cnterprising spirit.
Owing to the removal Of the Town
lows Falls, many Of the citizens of that
town are dissatisfied, and Bartonsville is
itching to come into Chester. Many Of
them do it daily that is, come in-not
itch.
Mine host of the Ingraham House
has already had several applications from
parties in various cities, for rooms at hi.
hotel during the summer months Mr. and
Mrs. Hall, of York city, who were visitors
at this hotel during the hot season of last
year, are now soiourning at Servile,
Spain, and a letter recently received from
Mrs. Hall states that they shall be here
the coming summer, and will bring with
them from Europe several English spar
rows, which are to be placed i'll the park
in front Of the Ingraham House.
-Artemas Holden, formerly of Caven-
dish, has in process OF erection a dwelling
house on Bridge st, opposite the residence
of Geo f. Head
As spring opens, music which
through the long winter months enjoyed
season of rest, seems to revive, or rather
the open windows bctray its secret to the
pasSers by. The very air is full of sounds
not sweet or harmonious. Sentimental
SORROWS are howl,d through numberless
German flutes, by pensive young gentle
men, who are only noted for their long
hair and mild lungs Very vicious and
unruly trombones are blown in the still
hours Of midnight, much to the annoy
auce Of those who desire rest aud
quiet, by rlethorie people with
ap 1pletic visageS whose personal appear
ancc betrays their nativity. and causes Us
To excltim, How long from 'Yarmany' "
Hand organs are plural, and tamborines
are manifold. Why cannot people learn
that>a peacock cannot emulate night
ingalc, or a eat hold candle" to a
canary bird When they learn this truth,
then our citizens will no longer be tor
tured by the most uuearthly sounds,
making the air resound with the most
dj,cordant strains
The question OF sidewalk from
Main street TO Depot villlge j. being dis
cus,cd by the inhabitants Of Sonth Ches-
ter, aud we trust that the matter will not
end in talk This will add much to their
credit as an cnterpri-ing people by emu
'ating their less pretentious neighbors Of
North Chester,
The maine OF tie clergyman oitieia-
tiag at the Congregational church j, Mar
, y, instead Of Manning, as printed in
IL HERALD.
. L. Spra4uc died at 4r-e o'clock p.
m, .,pril 2Gth. His funeral will be held
at the Congregational church to-day
Wednesday at three o'clock in the after
noon, Rev. NJ Flanders officiating. Mr.
SpragUc was prominent member of the
Masonic fraternity, and will be buried
with the customary rites of the order.