Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

| CAEsTER.-On Ihursday OF last weel
Charles, young son Of Conductor Hol
den, had the little finger of bis left hant
accidentally taken off while working ,
hay cutter.
| The venerable Nathaniel Fullerton
has this day, Sept. 2lst completed hi,
ninety fourth year, and now enters upor
the last half of the decade which com
pletes the century. His numerous friendl
have found him in the enjoyment of health
and of all those blessings which should
accompany old age.
Our Hotels still continue to be crowd
ed with birds Of passage. from the summe,
resorts in this vicinity, to their warm and
comfortable homes. in more moderate
latitudes.
IN. P. Peabody is erecting two story
dwelling house on Main street, opposite
the boot manufactory, and Josiah Abbott
has in process of erection, two neat and
convenient tenement houses in Grafton
street south of the covered bridge.
On Thursday night of last week the
saloon of G.. R. Peaslee, in the basement
of Richardson's new block. ON Depot
stret, was entered by burglars who car
ried off one box Of cigars, box of tobacco,
a razor and ons dollar and twenty-nine
cents in pennies.
A stranger in the vicinity of the
Chester House during last week, would
have supposed that the new county pro-
ject had been carried to a successful issue,
and that the Hotel de Todd had been con-
verted into court house, by reason Of
their being so large gathering of the
disciples of Blackstone at that place
Thd bar of Windsor County was fully re-
pretented by lawyer Adams, Denison,
Deabe, Fullam, Henry, Pingrey, Pierce,
Round and seaver, and who so bold as to
say that this is not the precursor of that
anticipated happier time.
The summer of 1869 has completed
its course, and the cool autumn days of
September, serve as a gentle reminder to
the fair ones, that the time for fan dres-
making is upon them. For our part, we
know no better place for them to have
the operation performed, than at the ex-
cellent millinery and dress making estsb-
lishment of ladies, Curtis and Sanders,
whose rooms are in Richardson's new
block on Depot st. All the underwear
and delicate accessories of the toilette,
which are SO necessary to Il perfect ward
robe, can be found at their rooms, but
more particularly ladies' linen in every
conceivable style, suitable for the most
fashionable bride, or the most particular
old Quaker lady, and remarkable for the
delicacy of the fabric, and the superiority
OF their workmanship. In addition, cloak
making of every description is promptly
AMI elegantly executed, under the super
attendance of Mrs. Curtis, who is quite an
artist in her line, and knows BY intuition,
just what will suit each lady's taste.
Died, in Chester, Sept. l4,h, of quick
consumption, Miss Augusta L. Hill, aged
2G years O months and o day-, only daugh-
ter of Lewis Hill, Esq, and sister Of
o. L. Hill, Of the Rutland railroad.
Over the marble breast, pulscless forever,
Fold close her snowy hands. tightly together;
Sec how shc .wee,ly sleeps -life's fever overi
Never shall pain again trouble or move her.
Died, in Chester, Sept. 18th, Mrs.
William Kingsbury, aged 55 years.
"A match game Of base ball played in
this town on Saturday, between the Will
liams River club Of Bartonsville, and the
Union club Of Springfield, resulted in a
victory for the former. Score: Williams
River, 4G Union A. The Unions were
the challenging party.
Mr. J. l.. Edwards, of Rutland, has
leased the photograph rooms in Richard
sons lock, on Depot street.
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