Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-14
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--,ephas h stone has been sentenced
aoone year in States Prison and to pay
800 fine
We are compelled TO omit ,he hunn-
NAL statement of tie Advisory Commit
see TO tho Railroad meeting, until ou0
newt Issue
Read the advertisement in another
column Of f. O Wormeu, manager.
lhi- concern located on Centre Street,
at c. IS. Nichols old standl are taking
some very nice pictures at low prices,
Give them a call,
The butter shipment at st, Adams,
last week, was only 90 tubs
The bennington Free Pres, com
plains because the Milk Producers As
ISOLATION gave the RUTLAND HERALD Mr.
Iilden's letter for publication. It says:
''Wh,u we consider that this Association
holds its ANIMAL meetings in this town,
and is largely supported by this county,
il is pertinent for us to ask, why they
choose newspaper organ in another
part ~ tia State when there are three
yo.y respectable newspapers printed in
this county; - The reason was probably
because ucither Of the three papers in
Bennington county were represented by
thcir editors OF reporters. We know of
another association which held meetings
Tor two days in the village of Banning,
ton, at which no representative Of the
press appeared, and the reportof its pro
7eedings were taken from THE HERALD
q week aftcrward. Be on hand, Mr..
Free Press. That is the rule nowadays
If live newspapers The Milk Pro
lucers Association is not dependent up
on Bennington county entirely, for, if
wc mistake not, Rutland county fur
uishes as much milk, and was as largely,
if not more numerously, represented at
he meetin of the association.
A German, while crossing the Al
Ieghany Mountains during winter, states,
'Vm going up de moundain, my foot
spipped me on de ice, and COON down
on the broad of my back, NIT my face
sticking in de mud, and deere I sthood.
Building materials will be little
cheaper this season than they were last
year
The winter drouth continues over
the State.
Tho ice in Lake Champlain meas .
ures twenty-five inches. in thickness,
solid blue ice.
A dumb man got drunk in Troy the
other night and made more noise and .
disturbance than ten men could. who /
had the use Of their tongues;
For the next ten years the Washing .
ton county fair will be held on the
ground situated between Fort Edward
and Sandy Hill These grounds, which
have recently been purchased for So
600, contains twenty-five acres OF land.
The Bellows Falls Times says:
March has come in with the roar of the
ion and with good prospect of going ont
with the roar of the whole menagerie.
The increasing severity of the wind
and weather proves the scientific fact
hat the reckless devas alton of the for
asts will be sadly mourned by rising
No patents were issued to the citi-
Gems of Vermont for the week ending
February 27th.
Those who take an interest in turf
topics will be pleased to learn that the
famous Longfellow and Harry Bassett
are matched for race the coming sum
mer.
-" The Alligator is dead. He died
easy" at 4.4O4 yesterday afternoon. A
sad case of cold and starvation.
The Vermont Central is now using
100000 feet Of timber monthly In the
construction of railroad cars at st. AL
bans. Most of the open flat-bottom cars
are made of chestnut timber, which is
brought from Connecticut.