Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-08
Gut OF Town Notes.
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Mrs. Oliver Bascom has been again
boreayed by the loss Of son in Mime
ap0lis MINI. He died OF typhoid fever,
on Tuesday goth uit., the day before his
mother arrived there.
A little girl of Henry d. Wood, re-
siding with her grandfather. Mr. Wm.
Johnson. some two miles south of here
on the Fort Ann road, fell from fence
and bruk" her arm. DR.. Gordon was
called and attended to her.
Rev. G. w. S. Potter, and family
are absent from home. Some two weeks
ago they received the sad intelligence
that their oldest son who was spending
the summer with Mr. Sticllles, Mrs.
Porttrs father, of Valley Falls, was
lying sick Of diptheria. and their immedi-
ate presence was required. They left
on the evening train, and found their
immediate presence was required. They
lett on the evening train, and found
their boy in a pTecari0us condition.
The Whitehall Ne1rs says iron ore
beds are discovered to be quite numer-
Gus in that town,
-Rey. c. J. Hill has resigned the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church,
Whitehall to accept call elsewhere.
The steamer Brilliant, at Whitehall,
is disabled by the bursting of her boiler
r7.,-,u,.
MIR Adelbort Fish, son Of Elijah
- met "i,.i I" 9gIio1S "Gtioleit, 'lt
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wAInNCFoEn.
We had heavy rain storm Friday
afternoon and evening. with some tLI6-
der aai LIGHTNING.
TIL. bo, cron :. vary, h.oy,,i o,r
valley. although the wcatheris not favor
abl" for securing il There will be am
ole timc to cut it between now and Oc-
solver. uav cannot he more than from
ten to twelve dollars a ton here this sum
mcr.
There is quite number Of families
from the city among us ut present. They
will find no pleaSantcr place than Wal
lingford in which to rusticate and recu-
pcrate their wasted health and energies
during the hottest of our summer months.
God made the country" Let all come
and see it.
We have arrived at the conclusion
that any one that cannot come ont" in
onen d5v,irht. and take Sides in the pres
~ 70 80 i''i'' '%ii "9'' "'NS H"' us
ol,', 81 en-, >' !, ('u,9 ,'o' ''S,t We .lr
nh'i.' Va ''' +h'','' ,';"'' Vis'I.n ~ t.ut
I'1,! o'ii SII W ms E"'tl'it anu SIt
''9:I!l"' ~ nc lel'Ct III 'he present
- iSi5 " & ~ "'ilt'lI ,ne anfe ior
~ "J.i'i'' ~. ,N,clo,' a. 'ci iea!llllS
Ht@ l"'' '",4In ~ , 93IpI""y morning
- H''t' '' go ~ "C'"tS }"u arc "'"7
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The health OF ReV. DT. Fletcher has
greatly improved since his return from
his visit In Connecticut. lie has been
back two Sabbaths, and is SO far recov-
ered that he preaches TWO sermons each
Lofd Day
There has been a good deal of dis
cussiOn in political circles to-day, as to
the result of the North Carolina election.
The Republicans are still sanguine that
they have succeeded in redeeming the
State, and tie most hopeful of the
friends of Greeley claim six to ten thou
sand Democratic majority. We shall
await the official returns with much
pleasure. p
August 3, 1872.
~
- noDLo"'
-hiIer lhteIiiYentiy ,canVassing the
movements =, or u those VINO support the
0Teeiey ana brown ticket, we may
Wen inquire, Whete are tne assured guar
an'e6s ~ oilas parry; mat IL success ILL.,