Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
Out of Town Notes.
BELLOWS FALLS.

The band gave a serenade in the
square on Wednesday evening.
-Messrs. Robertson 6 Moore have
their paper mill nearly completed
Our new band stand is now being
built. 1t is to be erected at the head OF
School street, on the premises of Messrs.
H. E. & G. b. Stoughton, who have
kindly given them the location, which
is the best in town.
Rev. j. Hazard Hartzel of Albany,
n. Y, preached at Union Hall on Sun
day last, and was listened to with much
interest. He viii preach the next three
Sabbaths at p. m.
"A balloon was seen passing over
this place on Monday evening at about
o'clock. 1t appeared to take. its course
southwark and moved with great ra-
pidity,
Mr.. II. S. Frost who has recently
built a livery stable on Rockingham
street, has it stocked and is now ready
for the patronage of the public. He
starts business with eight horses. and
should there be an increased demand, he
will add more
Towns new MOTEL is in prosper
GUS condition, the foundation being near
ly completed, while the work on the
first story is under good headway,
Some nine years ago man called at
the livery stable of James H. Phelps.
under the pTetentfon Of hiring a team.
with which he was furnished. When
in full possession he took it to the vii
lage. Nothing has been heard of him
since until last week, when Mr. Phelps
learned of his whereabouts and recov-
cred full damages.
Mr.. J. d. FoOte with his band Of
little wanderers from Howard Mission.
New York listened to with much inter
est, on Friday evening last, at the BaD-
tist church. His remarks were good
while the singing by the little ones was
excellent.
Over 100 were present at the Grant
and Wilson meeting on w ,.nesdav even
ing, and great interest prevailed. An
other Grant and Wilson meeting is to be
held next Monday evening at which time
the flag will be thrown to the breeze.
STAR.
ARLINGTON.
4. II. Garfield Is building a very
tasty piazza in lront of his residence.
which ADDS much to its looks and COM
fort.
A. p. Newell has commenced erect
ing dwelling house, next south Of DR.,
Phillips house.
Thomas Cullinen las Tlist completed
his new house. west of DR.. AIoseleys.
Within the last week. two refriger-
ator cars have been completed at the
Arlington Car Manufacturing Shops.
and are now running on the midday
trains to New York. These cars are
intended for the milk business. and are
model cars. every improvement to rem
der them cool and easy running. mas
been adopted in their structure The
company are now putting up two more
OF the same style for our road. This
business is new one in this place and
we hope Will be a successfg. one.
DORSET.
Mrs Grown and son of BROOKLYN
are -soppng at @. w. Bakers.
Among the strangers at church last
Sabbath were DR.. Woodward and
wife of New Jersey. who are stopping
with friends in this place.
-Rey. DIR. Prentiss gave an interest
ing sermon last Sabbath afternoon in
the absence of the pastor. and with the
assistance Of DR.. Stearns made tlo even
ing meeting very interesting,
TIooyaERoGA.
The Farmers and Mechanics annual
Horse Trot Is to be held the 4th and 5th
of September.
A child was drowned in the creek.
near the cotton factory, about ten days
ago.
The Baptist Sabbath School recent
" held picnic at Black Point. on Lake
George DR.. Leigh. aphysician of Wash
ingtOn county, made a very interesting
address. The doctors 'liits" on several
present, made the affair pass off very
pleasantly
We are looking for wedding early
next week
A young lady in town, not yet four
teen years Of age, weighs one hundred
and seventy-nine pounds.
Also, a young man under ye vcnteen.
who turns the scales at Two hundred and
six pounds.
The nrm Of Pond & Weed has dis
solved ZERO.
FACTORY POINT
-Messrs. O. c. Waterhouse & Co.
have their engine at work. We learn
The firm have orders ahead for iaigr
quantity of goods and that the prospec:s
.3ok exceedingly FAIR
-ReN. William S. Perkins. who ia
1881 was a deacon in charge of ST James
Church, Arlington, and afterwards was
Rector of Zion Church. in this town. of
ficiated at the latter church on Sunday
morning last, and preached y very ac-
ceptable sermon.
One OF our farmers subscribed and
paid, in advance, for the New York I'rj-
6117le for the present year. in order that
he might learn all about farming Since
the conventions at Cincinnati and Balti-
more, he has become thoroughly disgust
ed with the course taken by that journal
and a short time since remarked that if
he could only get his money back for
the time vet GaeXpired he would stop il,
but as he couldn't and he had paid for it
he should let it continue to come. where
upon a friend was reminded of a ''little
story" Many years ago Thurstan Eli
oft was in the employ Of Mr. Gilman
Wilson and boarded with his family.
Coming home one day, after imbibing
too freely, staying about the hou,e very
sick at his stomach and fe9iing every
moment as though he must vomit, but
still couldn't. Mrs. Wilson advised him
to hasten the operation by running bis
finger down his throat. Greatly enraged
he declared that he wasn't going to pay
out his money for liquor and then make
himself lose it in that manner. If those
who have taken too much stock In Fl.
g., relying upon his former work and