Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
West EsuGEand.

A meeting of the Rutland Greeley
club will he held in the school rooms,
district No 7, on Saturday evening
next. Good speakers will address the
meeting. The Sarstield Cornet Band
VIII b. in attendance.
The Irish Political Union, Of
Rutland, don't draw on the easy
credulity of the West-siders. If the
treasurer will supply a CONVEYANCE
gratis. we will insure a good load OF
delegates to every meeting. but little or
no confidence in the principles advanced
by irresponsible leaders.
One respectable citizen, at the quar-
~ the other day, told an equally re-
sncctablr citizen and fellow workman
that he, CHE equally respectable Citizen)
was coming with his derrick and other
hosting machinery to snap the vital
chord of several innocent WOrkmen at
the bottom, whcrcupon the impcachrr
suddenly felt hard substance strike his
left law, disl0cating that member. The
substance was afterwards discovered to
be the equally respectable citizens fist?
We will be Obliged to widen our
streets if 50 many individuals will pre-
sist in occupying both sides and the mid
die ut the same time. Either the above
Improvement must be made or the above
parties must practice turning out when
heavily loaded, and not Colilding with
crafts whose sails are always trim.
GLOW beautiful the water j.,
ld:}~'t ever thiHk of it :"
" alwav- drank in this cXQ4i4it" in
soi~.t.,a nf Ms. Am"S. mo relation OF
N9t,h.,v'e. "" h"liryr) above until 'h'
e.uhtc.,,th nltimo We went to I'll filled
with b.autifui anticipations on that day
R,autjfu, Our drarect chum WAS
qlong Ne recognized another fNmi Ia
form ~ was lonrer and rolnd"r thar
we fanriaA hut 50 much lik" our com
c,Dtion uf Fa)staf, on. the water. the
v..,nrss. That honorcd SCAT was roG
moist for us to nccupv. We WOuidu.
dare to yet wet externally even 10 Sc
cnrr - name and fame in history. 81
W.. took an antid0tc for dampneSs an
an"nt the grand historical field day
'sit.'t has been SO APPLY reported TO
Tug HERAID, in Watching tn" cruel wet
Tr@S
As Town it ttnbied from the skies,
~ in ~ merry NJ"
from beneath the sheltcring caVos of
hoepitablp roof. We were panied t
hear that all the inspiration necessaril
snringing from this historical spot wa
washed out Of B. W. 3. and Zero by til
plentiful exterior wctness received. IN
we hope that each did not neglect IA
internal welfare and that they will y(
warm into fitting cuiogy of the rlac
and occasion.
A wedding c,rtece of a dozen ca
riagrs. left St. Bridget's Church, O
Monday morning, for Fairhavcn. TIL
hapnv parties were Mr.. p. Kereny an
: Miss B. Battles and friends. We wis
= them long and prosperous caree
, a-down the rugged vale Of Hymen.
The ''shaky" portion of the dep'
platform which rave way on the Fouri
has been perfectly safe on the bottom
z the river ever since. The hole, hOI
= ever. remains which is much more su
q Stimulated considering the known II
! practicability Of walking on nothin
drunk or sober.
A frightful runaway, down Dep
n street. occurred last week. A hors
n owned and driven by Mr. James Battle
= became unmanagable and dashed dow
the street, throwing the driver violent
from his seat to the ground, and also
son of Mr.. Lindsay, both of whom luc
It ily escaped without serious injury. I
Y animal turned into Hanrahan's DIR
store. completely demolished the wag
and was secured. EXCELSIOR.