Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-17

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bed into the middle Of the room, between
the door and window, in order to obtain
what little air might be stirring, and by
this IN cans the pants were concealed by
the led and thus escaped the hands efthe
thief. The first intimation the inmates Of
the house had Of the loss of their property
was upon being called up by their neigh
bors in the morning, who announced the
finding of Mr.. G.'s wardrobe on the steps.
They next made professional call at
the house of Lafayette Young, at No 43,
nearly opposite Mr.. Guilfords. Here q
screen was renewed from one of the dim
ing room windows, which placed the
house AT their mercy. Having gained
the interior, they passed through the
dining room into an adjoining room
where Mr. Young was sleeping. and
where lamp was burning, aud taking
his clothes from the room, distracted
from the pockets gold watch of the
value of about a hundred dollars, and a
wallet containing something over fifty
dollars in money. From hers it ia sup.
posed that they went up stairs. passing
either by or through room occupied by
Mrs. Young, in which there was, also, a
light, and into room occupied by her
two children, the Youngest being about
five years old. Here it il supposed that
they were frightened away by the screams
of the child, who probably suddenly
awakening saw them, when they hastily
made their escape down stairs and
throu III the front door. Mrs. Young was
awakened by the criea Of the child, who
WAS brought into her room by her older
sister, the little child crying with terror,
at the same time keeping her hands over
her eyes and refusing to remove them,
saying Don't you see them right there ?"
Don't you see them right there?" The
mother, supposipg that she had been
dreaming. soothed her to sleep again, and
neither Mr.. or Mrs, Young knew of the
burglary until morning.
In addition to these successful burglar
les, appearances Indicate that similar at
tempts were made upon the premises OF
H. G. CLARK. corner of Grove and Will
liams streets, aud other places.
At the present wsiting no clue has been
found to the perpetrators.
EAST WALLINGFoRp BBEvITTEs.- Oh
dit, a grand wedding.
$. D. Hszen, NJ. D., has purchased o
D. L. Dawley Of Hydeville, a plot o
ground situated in this village, "a mos
beautiful location.) and has commenced
preparing the ground for the erection o
a residence.
We have an addition TO our mum
beers in the person of R. F. Barton, III. D.
graduate OF the University of Michigan
at Ann Arbor. whose sign we notice an
bouncing his readiness to attend to tht
W ants of the sick.
-''Ye officers" got badly euchered las
week by attempting what proved like tn
the Irishmpn'e fea, what they woulG
nut their hands npon was not there.
After great delay the hay crop ha
been secured, the quality being good bu
the WELD being light grain and potatoe
are both good, with prospects of a goot
crop.
We natice more strangers in on
village this season than at any other tim
since our acquaintance.
-Physicinns report ii general time o
health At present, there being few case
to attend.
-"Eaat WalliDgford has neither
church bell nor anything but lumba
waQon-and that not II decent one wit
which to bury their doad." We hope TO
the honor aud respect of our village, TIA
from among all our citizens of ampl
ability there witt Prove to be enough wb'
prompted by deceney and good morals,
not by better principle, religion, to ha
these much needed aud long negleete
marks of civilized people, a bell for III
cl0rch and q hearse for the burial Of theI
dead.
The weekly purchases of butter haV
for several weeks past been regplarl
kept up by Me&>rs. Stewart d Congdor
but thsre haSi4g been so little variatio
ia prices that we will only quote price
for this week. Butter, % to % cents
Nsase, : TO 30 cents per 10; potatoes, 3
c. - bgshel.
cents !, -o,as 81 blarieh are driviu
-Messrs, -, 10th aol.r apd mea
heavy business in "a with which f
and but for q lack of Wa, ~'~g quaint
grind, would sell much greA
lies of the latter.
We would suggest for the consider.
ion OF our monied men the idea of erect.
ng more tenements by which to accom-
nodate the many who csnnot st present
procure decent places for residences.
Land and lumber is cheap, labor plenty,
therefore would not such an operation bs
/ good one, more especially when the in
crest you ought to manifest in the well
are of your young and growing village
s taken into account
Warren, of the Hotel, is still improv-
ng the appearance OF his premises, his
atest effort in this direction being the
he erection Of nm excellent platform ex-
ending near tho entire north side OF his
house.
A new lodge OF f. & A: M, No. 90,
Mount Moriah, is in successful operation
Iere by virtue of dispensation. A
,rand installation is looked for very soon.
CURTIS.
August IA