Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-20
Minor Items.


pect
is MT it about time for somebody to
discover and publish Beautiful Snow"
with appropriate and original sugges-
lions about its authorship P thousand
Exchanges.
We hope those who have the streets
in charge will see that they are prompt
w broken out and the sidewalks cleared
of snow, after this tremendous storm.
This is from the Atlanta, Ca,
Chronicle: Delinquent subscribers should
not permit their daughters to wear this
paper for a hustle. There being so much
due on it, there is danger OF taking
cold
Elaborate arrangements are making
for the meeting of the Western Yer
mont Musical Association in Middle
bury, the first week in December, and it
is intended to make it the most success
ful and attractive ever held by the asso-
citation.
"A paper called the Interior is pub
lished at Sanford, KY, and a cores
pondent says that from his knowledge
Of the editor, he is "enabied to state
positively that he will throw great
deal of spirit into his Interior"
A Chinaman came down one of the
main streets in Millerton, Cal, on cleo
ton day, in a state of inebriation and of
Joyful exaltation, and thus delivered
himself: Hoop la me all same Nell
can man. Hair cut short and dunk
Ike HI. Hoop la"
Now the winter games for the home
circle are setting in, and the family
gathered beneath the rays of bright
light have an appearance of subdued en-
joyment that is blessed to see. Naught
is heard but the grating of the checker,
the click of the domino and the mutt1ed
rasp of the card, with an occasional OBJ
sprvatiOn such as. "WhOse turn is it ?"
Why don't you play, mother ?" you
darned old cheat!" 80, what lie :"
and the like. -DanJ11y Ne'cs.
On the Addison road, Tuesday, the
mixed train went no farther north
than Ticonderoga, and the mail train
leaving Port Henry at $50 a. m. did
not reach Leicester Junction until after
dark, and returned with two engines,
reaching Port Henry about II p. m.
The boat Smith, on the lake early Tues
day morning, tied up at the dock at
Crown Point and remained several hours,
returning Tuesday afternoon. about six
hours late.
On Wednesday, Oct. 90, meeting
Of the Bennington County Medical So
ciety was held at the residence of DIR.
r. II. Green, Hoosick Corners. Drs.
Rogers, Ed. Morgan, B. Merritt Bishop,
Lemuel Sherwood, Charles J. Bacon and
II. X. Mclean were present. DR.. II.
X. Mclean was unanimouslr elected a
member. Next stated meeting to be
held at the residence of DR.. B. M.
Bishop, Hoosick Falls, on the last Wed
nesday (the 26th) in November.
Capt. Mason B. Carpenter, late OF
81. Adams, has formed law partner
ship with Hon. John Hutchinson, OF
Chicago, and the new firm have offices
at No. 70 Dearborn street, in that city.
Mr. Hutchinson is a native Of Randolph,
VT; was pominent Free State man in
Kansas in 1865, then being Speaker OF
the Topeka Legislature; was Secretary
of Dakota Territory four years, and U,
S. Consul at Leghorn, Italy, from
1865 to go. Since 1869, he has been in
the successful practice of his profession
in Chicago.
p. B. Goodsell, formerly of Char
lotte, graduate of Middlebury College
in the class of 1853, for some time prin.
cipal of the Bellows Falls High School,
then connected with the Boston Tra0eL
Ter, but latterly of the firm of Goodsell
Budillon & Co., of Boston, has been in
dicted on three indictments by the Unitec
States grand jury in that city. The
charges on which the indictments resi-
are that the firm has for a long time
past got its gloves through the customs
at a large per cent. less than their value
and at less price than any competing
importing house could buy them and inn
port them from Naples. r.
"A poor Irish girl in Rutland recent
ly bought a passage ticket to bring he
brother from Ireland. She deposited i
in a wallet, and lost it in the street some
where recently. The finder will relieve
the poor girl of great distress over he
loss if they will send the ticket to thu
HERALD office. s.
1.-THE sleighing is delightful !" Spcl
was the exclamation yesterday of numeF
Gus persons who seemed DESTROYS of en-
Toying the present fall of snow to tn
fullest extent possible. The sleigh bell
iingled merrily along our principa
streets, reminding one most forcibly tina
winter, hoary winter, had come at last
Swift horses, fine sleighs and joyou
looking couples, who appeared anything
else but "panicky" continually passet
and repassed each other as they glide
swiftly over the beautiful snow.
Rev. f. Mills delivered very in
teresting lecture last evening in the Bap
fist Church on European Scenes arr
Society,"" There were quite numbe
present. The lecturer described in
very lucid and eloquent manner the var
ious scenes and customs of Europe AM
its people, as they were impressed upol
his mind during his European trip thi
past summer.
The rehearsal of "Hiawatha" wa
held last night at the house of John b
Reynolds. At each successive rehear
sal favorable and rapid improvement
is noticeable. The ladies and gentlemen
composing the chorus, each feel a per
sonal interest in getting the music per
feet and thereby insuring the success o
the entertainment. We assure on
rpa1arc that on ay,nniY,fr swami -, liza ~,