Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-25
est Rutland.

Keep the children off the street.
Too many receive their education there.
Association. good or bad, in early years,
stamp the young mind with viTtpous or
evil tendencies Counsel and restrain,
guide and govern the children. Do not
encourage precoCity a little while and
your premature prodigies will laugh at
your authority as yOu do now at their
wonderful aptness at profanity, 0bsCen-
itv and slang proficiency. Keep your
children at school. The law makes it
obligatory. There they may not al
vance as rapidly rs you could wish, but
they will, at least, be secure from i'm
morality. 1t is pitiable to see wilful,
forward boy, dependent upon self sacri-
fcing parents for support, complete
master of the situation. There is weak
ness somewhere for which years ofpain-
full regret may never atone. Keep your
children at work or at school. In either
capacity your reward will be ample.
Tea III them strict and ready obedience
to home rule they will easily conform
to it in the school room under new au-
thOrity. Keep them at school and let
the record show that you at least appre-
ciate and earnestly desire the intellectual
anu illOl Ill lCH III w III 'ho tAiS ''N S'
advantages Of your children.
AT a regular meeting of St. Patricks
Benevolent Society, held in their rooms,
on the 14th inst, the following named
efficient and worthy members were cleo
ted as officers for the ensuing year: Mr..
James Burke, President Mr. John
Kelly, Fice=President Mr.. Michael
Duffy, Treasurer Mr.. Patrick Carrigan
Secretary Mr.. Frank Carrigan, Asst.
Secretary Mr., Robert Monaghan, Mar
shall. The society, we understand, IS in
very prosperous condition and under
the management of the above competent
roll of officers will no doubt continue to
exert the same happy influence, CHART
able and otherwise, which has character
lied it in past years.
Hides building, an old land mark
on the corner Of Main and Barnes streets
is being demolished. 1t has been pur-
chased by Mr.. Edward O. Neil. The
old tenement has been occupied for
many years and done good service until
like the zone boss shay" we expected to
see the rafters, beams, boards and other
FILINGS melt like that wonderful vehicle
above mentioned
MIR. John Lindsay, married on Wed
nesday the IL 18th inst, received cOmplI-
mentary serenade from the Sarsfield
band on the evening of his nuptials to
which he very politely, generously and
kindly responded.
The following hints are modestly
submitted for the admiration of Eye
local ~ and the reader. Puff man for
some shadowy virtue, his gratitude will
not balance the incredulity of his neigh
bors, and then you are helping him to
build on his own conceit. Praise some
body's nice merchandise and find the
item strangely mixed with the advertise
ments and little bill at the post-office
requesting payment. Take the little bill
to the owner, of course, and tell him it
pays to advertise, j. e. the printer at
least. Write queer things on queer sub
iects the people can't understand but de-
clare it very unpolitie for them to ask
solution of your ideas which might
not be complimentary to the enquirer.
Because you are suspected of writing
for the papers folks shouldn't be afraid
to sneeze in your locality for fear of not
being published. The great importance