Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-04
MINOR Items

fine day yesterday.
"A ra oI nysn sets tonight at 20.
~ are plenty; cramp in
ae stomach, ditto. ,.,,,,.,..
-' loo cream and soda water fountains
., ~ on the home stretch. 90
'' 60, will retire this evening at 6.29'
ill 2gl onpear in the morning at 5.29.
-'' Prof. seeley, of Middlebury Col
h.. accepted the invitation to adj
es.' I %o vermont Pharmaceutical AS
''' 'afan at Burlington, September gath.
Ham, John b. Page is expected
from Europe on the first of next
week.
u,.o, now the stcrdy farmer saunt-
round back Of the barn, hal~H] III LIS
Sockets looking at "them punkins,"
,I wondering whether they will be
,,rn enough to take to the fair.
Parties desiring copies of this issue
ri be WsrslY HERALD, containing the
.,no.t r,psrt of the pittsford Monu-
mert Dedication published, can get them
wondering from this office.
Among the postal changes recently
.,5a in New England. we notice the
g,n,uirc John p. Merriam to be
n,.,ms.trr at Clarendon Springs, VT,
,.a Andrew Moore, removed
The weather is dangerous in its
liability to change, and the public should
Nuke a note thereof. Cold nights and
ra DAVIS are sure to bring on colds, I'M
less proper precautions are taken.
Rev. George w. Rogers will preach
n the Congregational church at Claren-
lonnext Sabbath.
The druggists Of Vermont are to
nja State Convention at Burlington,
September "a and 25.
The ladies at Saratoga have made a
hore among themselves this season
over the wearing of the ruff, which is
the revival of two hundred and fifty
year old fashion.
The government university idea APP
pears to have been pretty substantially
Knocked in the head by President Eliot
10 bis recent report.
The country never looked fresher al
this part of the year, in consequence OF
til, late widely extended rains. The
long drouth of June and July is pretty
well balanced already.
Old Probabilities seems rather salts
felwith himself than otherwise, that he
has hit the weather for the past twelve
months sixty-nine times out of one hun
jred.
Captain Jack, and several other Mo
Dies will be hanged in Oregon on thu
third day of October.
The Free Press says: "Miss CARR,
Demmon, the young lady who was sho
by Daniels at Montpelier, on Friday last
IS doing very well, and Is in a fair way
ofrecovery. The ball was extracted OF
Sunday coming out between the fourtl
and fifth rib
Miss Jennie Hopkins left Rutland
Friday for Utica, N. Y, where sh
will take charge of the literary depart
mmt in the seminary at that place
Miss Hopkins has recently returned from
Europe where she has been spending
few years in the study of the languages
and of bellcs-lettres, and she is eminent
Unqualified, in every respect, for the pc
sition she is about to take.
Three New Haven, Conn, chaps
H. S. Barber, Samuel Smith and Warner
Dbl, are footing it" to Williamstown
VT, and back, three hundred miles, TO
the fun of it, and propose to do it il
twenty or twenty-five days.
Our inimitable Socrates of the Gb6
says, referring to the Graphic balloon
ut will add considerably to the profes
sors stock of gas if he should take tn
reporter of the HERALD along with him.
With great difidence we would simpl.
suggest, that it would add immensely t
the professors stock Of (g)ass, if h
should take the GLobULGr Socrates alon
with him.
A lady housekceper writes to inquir
.taprcmium is offered by any agricu
tual society, for the champion disf
breaker,t to be exhibited at the fall show
She says that she has a girl that can tax
the belt without the slightest effort.
1t is said that convention of youn
men who part their hair in the middle
shortly to be held in Vermont, for tn
consideration of the question, whethe
they have any rights that should be re
1ected.
The regular Communication of Ger
ter Lodge, No. "a, F. & A. NJ, will b
held at Masonic Hall this Thursday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Master Mason
in regular standing are cordially il
yited.
The hammer can now be heard dali
the Fair Grounds, in preparation fc
State Fair next week. A roof is bein
built over the grand stand, which wi
naturally add to the comfort of its OF
cupants.
DR. Jos. Poznanski, Russian ply
acIan, has an advertisement in anothe
column, lie was in Rutland fe'
Years since, and made some successfl
cures. He will be at the Berwick Hot
commencing Sept. 4th.
HE CONCERT NEXT WEEK. M Ill
bertha Bronsl, the eminent Bohemia
uoIinist, has created a profound impre
Sion among the finest musical critiqut
VI London, Paris and New York. Tt
London Times speaks of Mile. Berth
bronsil as Zone of the celebrated Broi
'L family, who created such furore b
Al their Crrop1 ,,,,,oinol ,Dorforp,opoao N 60