Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29
1uE RUTLAND HERALD.
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Sun sets to night at 1898; rises to-
morrow morning at 4:26.
About the same weather as we have
,oon having, wen have to-day.
"A welcome, but short-lived shower
felI Yesterday afternoon We want some
more.
The Turf, Field and Farm says Mr..
robn Porter of Ticonderoga, has very
promising colt.
Levi H. Hasseltine has been APP
,oirted Postmaster at Bristol, vice Haw-
iov resigned. An excellent appoint
ment it is said.
The ladies now rejoice in snowy
a,Todocn hats, and also in bonnets styled
"scar-Faced Charley and Boston
Charley.
The Currant-worm has appeared in
several neighborhoods, and the current
numbers of several exchanges say that
beIIebore is in great demand. The New
York WorH suggests that substitution
If "ire" in the place of "bore,' would
he more likely to kill eight or ten hun
dr.d millions of them.
George lule commenced Monday
morning to tear down the Mcclellan
House at Whitehall, to make room for
the new hotel, which is to be called the
Yulo House
Mr.. Loren Atwoods condition was
not so favorable last night as previ-
ously.
Company A, 1st Regiment V. V. NJ, Z
meet for drill at their armory in the
Town Hall, at 7;3O o'clock this (Thurs-
day. evening,
The meeting of the Ladies Temper
ance Association, appointed for three
o'clock this afternoon, has been post
poned one week.
W c. Crum, the courteous General
Agent of Barnum's great travelling
Worlds Fair, has come, and gone, and
the result of his visit is shown by the
immense number of show bills posted in
every available point for miles around
Rutland. VS. shall, at future time
sneak of the show.
The twenty-third anniversary of the
Hudson River Baptist association, North,
will be hold at Calvary church, State
street, Albany, on Tuesday'and Wedhes-
dav, June 10th and nth
The eighth semi-annual meeting of
the otter Creek Valley Teachers Asso-
citation will be held in West Rutland,
on the Goth and 21st of June, next 1t
is expecied that the meeting will be one
of special interest and importance. The
order Of exercises will be published soon.
"A woman who gave her name as
Mrs. Merritt, Enosburgh, Vt, went into
the Second precinct station house yester-
dav. IL Troy, and said that her husband
Paul, was clerk in drug store, but she
did not know where. She stated that
she was looking for her child, and that
she lived at 113 Seventh street in that
city. Sergeant O'Brien Judged IRON
actions that She was insane, and she was
sent to Marshall Infrmay. 49,.
There viii. I've held temperance
convention Of the Troy NJ. E. conference,
in P.attsburgb, N. Y, on the first day of
July next.
Straw, Panama and white plug"
hats, with linen coats, soda and mineral
waters, are just becoming fashionable.
A horse attached to buggy, was
yesterday badly frightened by the whis-
tie of a locomotive, and made good time
up through Center street, but was finally
stopped in front of the Baptist Church
without damage to the wagon.
All citizens having flowers to.dnnate
for the purpose of decorating soldiers
graves, (ard we trust all our citizens
will be very liberal on this occasion) will
confer favor on the Post, by prtserv-
ing them until Friday morning when
they should be sent to the Village Hall,
whore a committee of ladies will be in
attendance to receive and arrange them.
The committees for procuring flowers,
arranging floral carriage, etc. wepubIish-
ed in yesterdays daily.