Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21


Sept. 18th, 1871. CANDoR'
East WALIINGFoRD CHIPs.-Labor-
saving machines OF whatever kind, SO tnat
labor is rendered cheaper, are receiving
more and more attention among farmers
bnt an important item. nevertheless, ls
which one of all the different manufae-
tures Of rukea, moving machines, etc, IL
the best. 1t is a ell-established fact'
and hence generally conceded, that OF all
the various rakes now in use, those MADE
hv the Bay State Horse Rake Company,
Winchendon, Mass-, bear away the palm
Mr.. Henry A. Starkey, agent for this sec
tion. has exhibited it at the Rutland
County Fair, and also at the State FAIR
iust concluded at both of which the Bay
State came off victorious, for wherever 1t
has been tested, it has given universal
satisfaction and receives the decided pref
t ercnce over oil competitors. Mr. Starkey
i. ALWAYS on hand with his machine, hav-
ipo during the season now past sold be-
tween thirty and forty, after competition
- with all others offered for trial. We com
, mend the machine and the man to the at
tention of all who desire further light
= upon tho subject.
e Mr.. D. S. Farrer son of Rev. J. T.
e Fsrrer. has commenced a select school at
our village school house under very prom
isirg circumstances. We have no doubt
: that. although young, Mr.. Farrer will
II acqnit himself honorlbly.
4 Frank Strectar, son of Z. W. Streetel
n Of Bowlvillo, had Il narrow escape fe"
+ nights since. On returning from Lud
+ low by the evening train, which was pro
", ceeaing at a high rate of speed, heJumPe'
Y from the train IT the crossing, near hl
il home falling among brush, rocks, stumps
o ETC.. producing severe, though not seriou
Injuries; he managed to attract the at
: tention Of Mr.. Works, section hand, VIII
rrnderei the young man all possible car
,e and assistance. He is now able to
a about again. Moral-never jump from
A train when under full Roadway unles
absolutely greater danger threatens yo
f. bv remaining on board than by jumPin
=. therefrom.
-Workmen are engaged in rebuild 10
la the railroad bridge which was destroye
by fire some months since.
TIE people Of Mount Holly have rallie
o,5 finally succeeded in getting a be
10 for their house of worship. We wish
at say to the people of this village and vioir
h itv. ego We and DO likewise" See 2
" OR. 8: 7. last clause. See also Prov. I
ee "a and &c.
lie -Wsllingford boasts of a haunte
r. house.
sc NJ. s. II. Livingston of Tarbellvill
be has engaged in the mercantile bushes
al Wa wish him success, for be is an actiV
be aud truthful young man, reliable in an
ne position he may assume, and knows no
re to swing 3 yard stick or handle sea
ut equal to any.
So -W4rncr is still given to improv
" mant-, having Just completed the buildin
ce If 3 mort snb4t4nti i piazz4 to bis hote
which materially improves the appea
P, anco thereof.
ed We witnessed the other day VIII
% promised to be a runaway, bnt for the ia
re that the horse ran tho wagon into
Ter against another much larger, strong
lP- aud heavily loaded team, which preVent'
Ter a complete demolition Of the vehicle.
nc Our market has not been as active
~ u. late as might be expected, although Il
~ shipment of produce, sheep and catt
amount to quite an item.
20 The scholars and teachers of the Ba
n tist Sabbath-school recently held pic-r
II. in Chilson's grove, where pleasant soci
10 interview was had Remarks were ma
by their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Farrar, also
ho Rev. Mr.. Dean, Of Mt Holly, and othe
of A bountiful table was spread, the rest
On of the lib7rality of the ladies of t
Of church and society, to which full JUST
was done, and after q season of social e
90 joyment, the party dispersed.
of w lnt6nu, at DO ulst@ut udgS ~
To cure some statistics of interest and val
the which, when properly arranged. w
,st show ac70 the man Is 1ot0 struck Billy p
lge terS0n!
When patience shall, in the minds
in the ladies, have ceased to be a virtue,
by them Che ladies aforesaid) take in ha
lille the matter of procuring bell and
E hearse, and, our word for it, the move W
of be crowned with success. No enlighten
of community attempt TO deny the need
both, nor will hardly any people think
are doing without them, unless East w
ons lingford is an exception. That sord
the worldly opinion of boarding up none
the rather than making it subservient to big
a er and nobler ends, has, it is feared, tax
too strong hold here.