Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23


! Pocket book, ITO, Mrs ] Pelow.
/ Wooden bowl, ITS, q Edgerton.
> Pitchfork, made ninety years ago, E
-CoAgdon. s
Hoe, used for $50 years, L Holden.
| years old, Mrs S Wylie.
Corset, brought over in the Mayfow-
Ter, Mrs Young
Saddle, 90 years old, H Hodges
Wooden ulow, etc, 100 years old, N
| Hudson. II.
Ancient saddle bags, n Hudson.
Ancient horse. collar, F Leonard.
Sledge Hammer, 1742, H G Tubbs. .
Glass mug, 1902 years, j Emery. =
I four dollar bill, 1875, Miss + Brad
T ly. .a<s.-. ......t.E HI.
'Seargent's commission, 1779, Miss F
| Bradley. r. s.r--- .,'-- -. ,. .'...;..,
Pewter ware, 100 years old, Mrs E
Kelly. ,..-....--..
Bank note paper, hand made, 1917, F
Hill. ...-.-..s-....,.,..s..e .<-.... s.e
Bible, $50 years old, Mrs e Kelly.
Hatchet, 1870 years old, William Ken
Books, 1887, VIM Kenny.
Dress, scarf, etc, 70 years old, Mrs L
Holden. ...'.....-... IL. .
handkerchief, 1893, Mrs Jos White.
Black leghorn bonnet, f04 years old,
Mrs Il Howe. -s.-e.-.ls ....:. .-....-..
Silver table spoon, 10 years old, Mrs
!. Stafford ~. II. III. ........
Broad axe, made 1892, f Howe.
/ Razor, so years old, VIM Benway.
Pitchers, etc, so years old, Mrs s
.Wylie .-....,..s
Knee buckles, etc, E w Kent. r. r..
Picture of Mrs Sarah Munroe, taIon
in 1918, Mrs n Cook. .-.. II
Two tides, knitted 10y a lady 81 years
old. ..-n-. ~. W. ~. IS.
Earthen.tea spoon, etc, 15o years old,
testament, 197 years old, VIM NJ
Rhodes: ...s...- ....- ..'......-.
milestone; 100 years old, S E Rog-
eFs. -.-..- -.-.... ..t.,... ... ...r
Corn. o. years old, A E Smith,
Woolen corset. 1887, Mrs c Bull. -
Infants corset 100 years old Mrs d
QeiItod skirt, leo years old, Mrs S
Swuctlahd. :..-... ..-.--.+-..-..
, cape, spun and woven by grand
{ daughter OF Andrew Jackson, Mrs II
/! Button. .-.-. -.... -.
/ speotaeles, 70 years old, Mrs Lee
Wilde ...+.-.
| Portraits; 50 years Old, Mrs James II
! Cohgdons ~. e.
I pair Of foreeps, 1lo years old, J II
+ COngdon. --.-. II. -.
! Book, 200 years old, J II Concdon.
7 Book, 100 years old, J II COngdon.
4 Book. $50 years old, J II Congdon.
/ Documents 100 years old, p BarTows.
Book, 100 years old, r f CaswcH.
Coyerlet, 100 years old, Mrs A Cross
man. ...'
Bed Quilt. 100 years old, Mrs A Cross
( man. e.. o.. -.....,.. -. III. H..
Tin crib blanket, used through i've
K generations, = L Brown. iii. -.....
r Bed guilt, 100 years old, z l. Brown.
/ Pair worsted cords, 102 years Old, Ii
\ Horton. ...L .s-.s-...
4 Pair wooden hames l65 years ola a
| hyde. ILL. .l.......-..., ~. -
! Judge Chip9nan's law book, printed ii
+ 1903, II Rogers. D..
/ Revolutionary gun, 1870 years old, {
Hewitt as-.t.,ss. ~. ~.
Deacon Spencer Nicholsons poke
book, 1910, \ w Nicholson. ...,... g.,
! Cream cup, etc, 1860 and 1770,. 4
HHll .'..- -,
! Book, 1879, FL D Congdon, rct
] Account book kept by James Hoeker
1903, Mrs II L Warner ~.
The celebration and exercises were
! grand success, and bat one thing nov
remains to give it its greatest effect, AMI
make the research and labor of thcs
who have taken part, available to no
only Wallingford, but to the State, a
valuable contributions to our local his
tory, and that is to carefully publish
every one of the addresses and essays i
an enduring form. --E...
/ Such book would be the history o
Wallingford from its settlement to date
and would be Of vast interest,
. Franklin Square, where the. exercise
were held, is situated in the north part @
the village and is owned by MIR, Frank
lin Post, who has fenced and prepare
it for public gatherings Of this kind, an
given the use.of it to the town free, to
the last three years. Mr.. Post has don
much for the business and enlargemeE
of the village of Wallingford, and tn
time is coming when his enterprise an
public spirit will be appreciated, and hi
name will occupy a prominent place i
the business history of the town.
The mon ores. on exhibition o
the grounds, arc from the Tinmout
mines. These mines are eXhaustles
and are leased for ninety-nine years b
John B Reynolds of Rutland and Franz
lin Post of Wallingford, who are antic
pating erecting FORCES and furnaces fc
smelling the ore into. iron.
) We congratulate the people of Wa
lingford upon the grand success of he
first centennial. ...-... ..