Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26

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Vermont, is at the Westminster HOTEL
New York.
ucyrabon won the wrestling match
,,.r HigIcy at New Haven last night.
freight train off the track at
M vernon caused delay of the east
'y'' train at Bellows Falls last night,
~. .ogfor it nearly an hour late at Rut-
land.
Officer Crawford started at midnight
ntn tbe boy Fitch, for Waterbury.
Rev p Marshall, Methodist, preach
~. West Clarandon, last Sabbath, and
,.. since been engaged to supply the
@~.r.a as pastor the present conference
who was after the Globe 'Iocal"
r,..,ay night? Yesterday morning, in
,nr-ar.breathing item, he mentioned
t,t policeman Williams was on duty
,..oisbt before. He was-in bed.
THE "ordcr Of dances" for the grand
concert and hop at Castleton, this even
n, +. fine neatest thing of the kind ever
mad. use of in this vicinity, and came
fan the well known press Of Messrs.
futile x Co.
-vOnc who knows" says air Stacked
are opplird i'm the morning when the
1.w is on. will stop the blight on pear
trees. Dust them thoroughly, all over
Ey-Indgp Lawrence, formerly of
vrrrnnDs. the defeated candidate for
Mp Illinois Supreme bench, has resumed
f.maaice of law in Chicago.
An old chap named Phillips, from
DANNY, sung in more tangle-foot than
hi.ayoirdupois could sustain, yesterday,
.rI hctook himself to Edson's lumber
wd there to recline and have a smoke.
Hr was found just in time to prevent
d, setting fire to the lumber, and is now
minimizing on the mutability of human
affairs in the county jail, whence hewill
D.. taken this morning and will, doubt
ess tell the justice all about it.
Female life assurance Canvassers
constitute the eliminating misery of hui
man existence in the West, and we are
threatened with these representations OF
persistence.
DR. Smyth leaves town on a vaca-
ton July Sd, and viii be absent the re-
maindcr of the month. All wishing to
consult the Doctor should call at his
rooms. at the Bardwen House, before
the 81 proX.
Bugs are making their appearance
IN gardens, to the disgust of the garden
ers The absence of frost in the grount
last winter will probably cause an abnn
dance of these destructive creatures this
year.
James c. Barrett, of the Junior
class i'm Dartmouth, and son of Judge
Barrett. Of Woodstock, has been chosen
one Of the editors of the Dortmo'tD
Nagosine for the year.
-"Noiscless parlor rifles are an
nounCcd. 1t would be a great thing t.
celebrate the Fourth of July with suct
weapons as these only.
The Hon. Wa. T. Horrobin, for
merly of Bennington, has arrived in New
York from Europe. Mrs. Horrobin doe
not come with him. She will remain il
Paris while Mr.. Horrobin is in this cOun
try attending to business. He will re
turn for her in about a month.
We are requested by the Waite
Commissioners to warn all consumers o
water to be very sparing in the use o
the article, and to see that none is vast
ell, as the water is getting unusually low
in the streams that furnish the supply
and there is danger that, unless we sool
have rain, it will be altogether ex
hausted
Mr. George Noyes, of Boston, ed
itor of the Massachusetts PJooghn'an
dropped in and paid us visit las
night.
Fred. Sheldon, of Troy, whose forg
ing career was described in the HERALl
afew days ago, was caught at Bosto1
Tuesday, and was brought to Troy yes
terday.
DR.. Aldace Walker, of Wallingford
Re2pccted to preach at the Congrega
tional church in Clarendon, Sunday
June 20th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Judge Steele, after returning fror
New York, where he had been for med
cal advice, went west, and is stopping
st. Paul, MINI. We hope to hear this
the influence of that climate may have
favorable effect upon the Judges health
though we understand that his lungs al
Pronounced badly diseased, by his med
cal advisers"
President Kitchel, of Middlebury
lies in very critical condition. !
council of physicians pronounce the d
'ease to be erysipelas, resulting froI
being poisoned by field ivy.
One Of Barnums sea lions died on tn
way between st. Adams and Malone
The body of the animal passed through
Rutland, yesterday, expressed to Yal
College.
D. Doolittle, the new landlord of til
Aontyert Hotel, Middletown, is said t
Oe the right man in the right place"
Lieutenant Williams, United State
Navy, and wife are stopping at the Brar
Jon House, Brandon. The Lieutenan
@agraduate of the Naval Academy, an
abrother-in-law of Major E. ]. Ormi
bee, Of Brandon.
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHooL.-.
smart juvenile, aged fifteen years, of I'll
coored persuasion, has recently bee
Employed about the Berwick Hotel, an
not satisfied with the regular stipend a
lowed him for his miscellaneous service
las been for some time helping himse
from the TILL This being discoyere,
The ambitious youth was taken into Gu
lO0U m,