Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-20
West Rutland.

MI. L. w. 4 CITY OWHS d SOn oh'o
gives fifty pounds of milk daily. This
milk produces fourteen pounds OF butter
weekly, Ca quart excepted each day.
and family supplied with milk and
cream besides. She is a valuable AMI
NAL. Mr. P. does not need any 6att'hef !!
Mr.. NJ Faulkner, of this village,
has contracted with attaches of 0 Brien's
show TO furnish them with all kinds OF
pastry during the passage of the large
establishment through Vermont.
"A man named Odell was severely
injured in the quarries, last week, by
the falling of block of marble upon
his limb, breaking his thigh and other
wise injuring him.
Immense quantities of coal, said to
exceed one thousand tons, arrived here
last week consigned to the several mar
BILE companies.
The large mill derricks, pumping APP
paratus, and other machinery requiring
steam power, of the Rutland Marble
Company, viii shortly be operated by
one engine stationed in the mill of great
proportions and necessarily immense
! power
One of the busiest and most thriving
institutions in this village is the saw and
grist mill under the active management
Of Mr. G. Day and competent assistants.
Building material is being manufactured
daily with wonderful dispatch. 1t is to
| be hoped that the enterprise of the new
firm will be generously recognized by
| builders and dealers that it may become
a fixed convenience of our vicinity
| Boarding house-keepers should be
provided with 'lightning caculators.
| Though their correctness in figuring,
generally, is almost proverbial; but we
| have Slight exception. GLOW much
is tine cookies dozen, ay you please,
sir?" boarding mistress to the baker,
"Twelve cents a dozen, maam. J."
Twelve cents dozen, is it? All, don't
make a tool of us-twelve cents a dozen !!
| Sure an didn't | buy whole bushel of
'em at dollar hundred, the other day
| Faugh go long with you -. :" ''Well,
well, you may have them for that,
ma'am, but be sure and never tell any
body else of your bargain.
Mr.. ]. E. Leonard is erecting fine
cottage on Depot street. one Of those
cages! So everybody and his wife says.
Forty children received first Com
munion and Confirmation at the hands
of Bishop DeGrosebriand in St. Budgets
Church, on Sunday. The girls, all
beautifully arrayed in white dresses,
wells and wrcaths, appeared very lovely.
A like number were confirmed in Castle
ton on Monday.
We are much interested in the pre-
liminary arrangements for the celebra-
ton of the Vermont Historical Society
at old I'll" in July. Having ventured a
few suggestions upon the subject, we
now find ample reward in beng assigned
the Lgftjest position among THE HERALD
reporters, by one of the committee, your
graceful local, ZERO, which honor,
Though deeply affecting our character
istiC humility certainly agrees with our
aspirations and is gratefully accepted.
We are sorry, however, that ''B. w. b. -
cannot accept the doctors prOffered
hospitality, as he is buSily employed
taking the census of Greeley hats in
CastletOn and will not have a furlough
before November, but, in anticipation,
we have already grown to the impor-
lance of filling tl00 seats at the cclebra-
ton. so he will not be missed We
would suggest that "SqueeZiX' be ap-
pointed and crowned poet-iaUreats for
the august occasion in honor of that az
fecting amatory couplet s7lcezH from
his promising muse, and telling of a for
lorn creature who loved but ''didn't git
her." Several familiar names arc
signed to the notice, all of which are as
familiar with the history of time-honor-
ed old TT as they are with their own,
for her history, for half a century, is
closely identified with their spirit. We
will expect to hear from them all, es-
pecially Col. VIM. E. Calkins and John
Mccormick, Esq, whose historical love
(the acquisition of a studious lifetime
and evinced in earnest speeches on many
joyous anniversary has pleased aRC
edited his townspeople and won for hin
a name respected by all who recognize
it. DR.. A, too, prominent star in the
heaven of science, will dignity the pc
sition he occupies. We trust none OF
our many dear friends over the lake vii
require his professional services ON this
gala day, but that all will be out to wit
ness his urbane attentions to the de
descendants of Ethan Allen, who viii
flock from far and near to do honor t.
the past and her heroes. EXCELSIOR.