Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

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to moderate treatment.
Mr.. Henry Love is talking Of put
ting up a cheese factory at the nortl
part Of the town. This IS much need
ed institution and will be appreciated b,
our farming community.
The hay crop is good in this section
though the weather has been rather un
certain. Most of the farmers have ad
journed haying until after potato har
vest, while some have adjourned ''sin'
die. SMUGGINs.
wALLINGFORD.
Our graded school commenced til,
fall term with one hundred and twenty
two scholars.
On last Thursday evening l.. III
Stone, our State agent delivered an eX
cellent temperance lecture at the chapel
Our WallingfOrd town fair assOcia.
ton, at a recent meeting, changed It's
name to the ''Otter Greek Valley Fair.
which is certainly a great improvement.
1t will come off as heretofore announced
on Tuesday and Wednesday, September
"a and 25th.
E. Marshall of this village, raised in
his garden an ear of sweet corn one
foot in length, with eighteen rows on it.
and completely topped out"
Greeley stock not quotable-no tran
sactions since the Maine election.
A. Harris cider mill has gone into
blast. -" There is large quantity of ap-
pies this year
1t has not becnyery goodhay wealth
CT since September SET in. Perhaps ii
may be better in October. People have
not all finished haying yet.
Another rain storm to-day. p.
September 10Th.
TTCOEDEEOGA.
Mr.. f. Weed, our popular postmas-
Ter. has retired from the firm of Pond &
Weed, and set up for himself, two doors
cast Of II. Fields drug store He keeps
the same line Of goods as formerly. viz:
drugs and medicines. fancy articles.
paints and oils. wines and liquors. hats
andcaps. cutlery, newspaper periodicals,
etc, etc. lie has lots Of friends. and
will get a large share of the public pat
rJnagc.
Work on the Whitehall & Canada
railroad is being pushed forward virOr-
Ou>ly in this town. The old fort grounds
are being tunnclled, the creek dredged.
and large number Of spilcs. long and
strrig ht ones too. from uD Lake George.
are already on the spot. ans will be driv-
cn in "a short time. About two hundred
and fifty men are engaged on the road
within tine limits of the town.
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SIN h''lIliIs' Q.
CHESTER.
Entering the house OF a friend, re-
Gently. We were greeted with the expires
SION "Ol. dear. l wish had decent
COOK stove, n very common remark
Inc reader may say, bat to us 1t was
boon, Tor IL suggested an item for TIE
lIEEHD. 1t may seem a little strange
10 suggest a stove tor present. Young
gentlemen Of a romantic turn would
hardly be willing to offer their particu-
ar lady friends big, black, pOnderous,
)cgrimcd stove. The mincing Mr.. Gus
anus AaolPnoS won /, ptoO2qiy, IN ms
,,'o I.o ANY ' M up ao ~ sS Uoiu-
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;nsfavns bear in mind Inc S''- ni~ht t' do
oucb worse There are worse fhin@s
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I'VE away. And we make bold To Sug- .
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