Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-04

rapidly, ldnUNAu ABOUT mere TehIeilI"oI
the extra speed of 'old JIM the king /
holt broke persons, among the the num-
her were two little girlsSno Mr.. Mead l
who were thrown under the horses feet !
ia directly in front of the wheelS %
.1im stopped instantly at Ne word and
expressed in many gays 8jS deep regret
" their misforttSse. 'HIr.
q CAsrLE7Us The report submitted by
TS.y.a II. Stone, agent Of heBSQe
Temperate Society, at the annual meet
gNal Middlcbury, 98taSad shrtlinS q
GnNe- and stubborn facts regarding the
drinking habits and customs of the peo-
nI, Of Vermont, in the use Of intQXicat-
T4.dria,s. These 9cts are no more
SURPRISING nor strange than Aat Eight .
millions of dollars in value of liquor is8
consumed yearly in Vermont ~ that
three aSladre5 and 8irty,fge GmseIlers
actually exist. in R@tland county BY q
the way whtre is the secreta@e ~ the
Vermont StataTemperance Society, that
he drss not furnish q full repore of its
~ prexcellng, for the State 8apers.
Hon. ChmmccSS. Rumse% os3Ioh-
,sbardton, informs u9hat he fais@ last
: season "A J ty -hel7 of white winter wheat
e on an acre Of land, without hestowing
any extr& labor e its cultivation. Mr..
Rumsey is well known as successful
farmer as well as legislator having been
President of the Rutland County Agri-
cultura' Society; four years representa-
tive in the House from his town two
wears In the Senate from Rutland c0uu-
ty, and twice a member Of the Constitn-
tiOna Convention.
The annual contribution of the Con-
grerationa' church to the Home Mission
ary s,ciay, was 5000. One member
J. \. n, contributed $3.50, to constitute
his on ani daughters, five in number
life memf err.
We report the following J;t items If
Thomas Parllhur-t recently killed a
hog, which weighed when dressed 693
pound
In one school district, fifteen hog4.
recently killed, weighed, when dressed
1913 pouuI- The largest weighed 694
On Sunday morning last about
t..r,,. Nv, ,;r,. ,yhioi. r,o,ad g.. ~. af tba
......... ..il..,,. ~ ,I.,..,. Clnl- og
New York. situated few rods west of
the Seminary, Tho dwelling was entire
H.. l...f,..,..j with, IL. contents Tho
n,........-. ....,,,,i...I t,. C.oorra " Pal
l.,....l f,.,,l,- ,,,,, Lor.1,. o.c,,.3 xrith
ootnf,,,r l.,,t ti,,i,. .,,...arin,r .,,,norl Tho
ohofo. Iibrary uf Mrs BaIIon lAlicp Du+-
,o,. cl,,.i.tio,. nf several bnndral ,a1-
,roas worth nearly M 600 was entirely
,a,s,,,sd TIi. io.a cannot he rcnIacrd
- Nfry Rollon and chic hoe tLo g,,,,,,a
,b,. ,,r avn. o,tiro c,,,,,o,,rit,-
p,,. NJ cfIhort q rrr,rocl mis-
.ionor,. fran, Sontb America occm,iod
',,,,I,it or tho CONGREGATIONAL church
~ G,ndo,, ,nornin,- IN fine absence Of
D. A.. Fr,rc;s ~ Now York TTonro-
-er,t.5 tho- c1ofns of tbc Foraicn Chris
80, I-,,ian n which he has hnon an
nointod secretary for New Fprland
NJ -a.l co,,o,i+ons of Cos+Io+or
y...., -. - tho h.iol,
n"'' Iii''i si->'n l''llS,,;7 ,.;oh r,,os
Cilu'0 ''' wa ,'','l,''! .l n,etoIlo 90
Iul'y a. ,LI',''-.''''7 "ll,' - TLa ~
'.o9' " ~, u -''' f.,,,
ICY las '0I'' " '''','0
ems addressed the meeting, congratulate
ing the people on what had been accom-
-plshed for the cause OF temperance IN
CastletOn during the past year. one