Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-01
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VIM. Nancy was arraigned the goth
inst, upon complaint of Ira w. Clark,
Esq, States attorney charged with drunk
eness, pleaded guilty and was fined $5
and costs. He was also complained by
Mr.. Clark for indecent exposure of his
person on the afternoon of the 25th at the
depot, was found guilty and fined 50 and
costs. Upon both, for want of payment
of fines and costs he was committed to
Jail. s.- ~
Il am glad to inform your readers,
that the arrangementgpartially completed
for change of landlords in the Addison
House did not go into effect. The result
is, that our old landlord Darwin Rider,
Esq, still presides over the interests Of
the Addison House and will continue to
make it desirable resort for the friends
from the cities, during the hot summer
months. He retains, I am informed, iMr.
Fuller w. Pierce, who knows how to &C.
ceptably serve the travelling public, as
well as any man in the New England
States. The.hou is being put in the
best of trim for visitors, and may rest as.
sured no pains will be spared to make
everything agreeable for the guests there
Of
In my remarks last week about the
manufactures of Middlebury I forgot to
mention the fact that Messrs. Downer,
Boulton 81 Allen purchased of Mr.. Sever.
ance the old Judd 81 Harris factory, for
merly used for saving marble. This old
mill Messrs. d. B. 81 A, fitted up for
saw mill and the manufacture of doors
and blinds. They are doing good bust.
ness and as intelligent and Trustworthy
men, are worthy of the confidence reposed
in them by this community.
The Bailey circus was attended as
usual by crowd from country and vii.
lage, who always favor such places of
Amusement with their presence. Every
thing passed of quite pleasantly and all
"OLO "Ci1 PiChsCos hC vi LuIb
circus are a steady, sober class of men,
not addicted to that rowdyism go Gus.
tomary in such travelling troupes. Every
thing about this exhibition was orderly
and quiet, much to the comfort of the
police as we'll as citizens generally.
During the late disastrous fire at YER
gennes, the fire engine company of our
village was telegraphed to for aid. Our
village trustees consented to let the en-
CINE go, and in trice the company were
on their way to the city, and we hear did
good service. They were also entertained
with good supper, and one Of my friend
Grandey's good speeches. and at II o'clock
P. m, were again at home. Most deeply |
our people sympathizs with the citizens
of Vergennes in their severe calamity, to
the business operations and especially |
with those who have lost so heavily by |
the terrible destruction of their property,
But we are informed that new buildings
will SION go up, aud business again go
ahead as formerly.
trust it may be so, for Vergennes is
a right smart city if it is small one. In
il are live men in every sense of the word
and the word "fail" is not in their vocab-
ulary. Success to the little, noble, large
hearted city of the Green Mountain State.
[ mean little in regard to its geographic
cal size, and noble e., in regard to its
inhabitants and business men. l wish it
had 5000 more inhabitants within its
limits, and all employed in m manufactures,
for there is no limit to it's W ,ter power,
while the surrounding country can fur
lish enough to feed all the people thus
Our County jail has under the direo.
ion of the County Judges, been put in
tate of most thorough repairs Much
redit is due to Sheriff Trip, who has
uperintended the matter for this i'm.
movement. Rogues cannot now get out,
or iron and stone well arranged. stand L
uccessfnlly in the way of any egress to e
hose who are incarcerated by the opera !
ions of law I
The recent death of Bishop D. w
lark, of the NJ. E. ohurch, was made the
ccasion of discourse last Sabbath morn.
ng in our village by Rev. a. F. Bailey. c
t was fine and well-timed triLute to d
he memory of a great and good ma,, J
lnoere, devoted and devout Christian. F
he discourse YVES full of excellent
thoughts, many of which were truly elo- \
uent A large congregation listened to !,
Is delivery with great interest This is i,
be third Bishop OF the M. E. church that >,
as deceased within comparatively brief f.
eriod, and all the last ones elected to >,
lat office by the General Conference. NJ
he next General Conference will have m
I'LL the va3ancies, and probably will r,
ect three more besides TO meet the de- a,
land of the church in its extended field Ii
labor. The Conference assemble next
lmmer, think, in New York. =;
Our County Court commences it's n
ssion June 9Th, Hon. John Pierpoint. Ii
'esiding Judge. 1t is expected that the &C
ial of Mr.. Ring for the snurder of r
thompson in Bristol, will come off this P
rm. The Grand Jury will be In ses- B
on CANDOR, u
May 28, 1871.
HE PoULTNEr FIRE.-We gather
e following additional pa,4iopIars IS y
e fire at Poultney on Friday night.