Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
WALLINGFORD

wALLINGFoRD.
The Crock Eagles" is the name of
base ball club recently formed in our
village.
We understand Messrs. Stoddard &
Chamberlain are about to open drug
store in our village in the store lately
vacated by N. Townsend.
IN. Townsend is now located in his
new store on the corner of Mill street
and Broadway, where he will be pleased
to see his friends.
The Congregational society held
picnic in VIM. Kelleys grove last
week. Everything passed off both
pleasantly and profita5ly to all.
Aug. %. S.B.S.
CAvENDIsH.
Rev. Joseph Freeman, D. D., returns
to his labors in California in a few days.
-Alonzo Haskell has rented a part of
! his mill to S. f. Brown, to be used for
getting out soap stone. BY some new
process, it is claimed that the dust re-
shifting from saving can be used. to
EadVantage in making various articles.
/. The stone. comes from the farm owned
by DR.. Freeman in Proctorsville. +. : i.
(, Hon. Ryland Fletcher has returned
from his annual visit to Saratoga. -
f Black berries are unusually plenty
this season, and bushels are brought into
The village each day. r- -.
i El'-Rumor has it that James Tilton,is
negotiating for the purchase of the Old
:sfone factory, part of which was
/. destroyed by fire last winter 1t will
I certainly be a great benefit to the place
+ shave the mill again in operation. Mr..
!, r.. is just the man to carry his pro-
Esjects through when once entered upon.
!: VIZ understand, many Of the citizens are
ready to contribute towards its purchase.
/ I...--1'he pleasure. parties, visiting our
/, Falls, are growing more numerous each
4 year, Scarcely day passes without
bringing visitors from the surrounding
Villages, The scenery cannot be surpass-
ed in NermOnt, grandeur for and. pictures
. qaeness 1t is just the place for Jolly
/ picnic. |s.
The weather is changeable, warm
sunny days, cold. damp nights.
|. Trade is. remarkably duil Butter
is. selling for 30 cts, best quality
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-...-. NI1ST SAIEoBLRG. .-... ....
The Sunday school people of this
place and Leicester contemplate an eX-
cursion party to MontpelifY. Tickets
For the round trip for adults, S150;
children under twelve. T5 cents.
The congregations at the church on
Sundays arc small, bat have doubled nu-
mrricallY daring thr past three OF four
months. 5..-E ....rss.
r.. Mrs Nalehaij our preachers wife,
wirs SURPRISED few DAYS since by
argspat worth 42O from the lady parish
i0Hefs of EaSt MifiIebury ..s..
Au@. 81. .-...- ND. p.
raCLryEY. ..l..
Messrs. Moseley & stoddard have
jQst returned from an extended business
trip.tbroHgh the West.
MIR. David BESSIE is raising bis
house, is 10. pat on another story OF
brick. new cistorn and is renovating and
: trepairi1,g generally
~ Many OF tie youag people of this
vicinity will avaii tllemsel7es the qpPor-
tunity of g"iHg n Saratoga this week.
Tire tr.du leaves At $50, the usual hons.
D.. Fare for romnft trip 81 . which. is GER
. 1arn3E very ruasonab.n.
rhc Baptist Sabbath school af East
P11ItneY huEl rheir annual picnic at
E Ike -. tsGbcrine 0a Thursdav Of this
waelv ...
Prof. JAS H. Lausiey, formerly of
PQnHnty, and well known Throughout
this Niciuity. is visiting IN town, He IS
engaged as teacher in large edUGa-
tJnsL institution in Elizabeth, II. j.
Sir. H.. A Etawes and family are
isG" si'tlIF.hs =, Sft" WeehS on 'iiF See'tH
s'.sf s.iti!.y! tS! 1stfE = port. q. 9tt'ss'
4 haks hesh. appointed by the Hon Pro.
7 - 'oart, or the District OF Fair lIa-
ls.a' '9htii'sS'nAefS. TOR me estate. OF
',f,'''7 '''''' '''' ''' d al 'ti''''''''
80. ,-....,'........ .... ~. ....
HlT. A.. v. &, smith ant family, ot
1 row, n. ~ maae 2 snort VISIT to
tfiEHfS Ia thls vicinity last week
. The fall term Of our public sehnois
has commenced With so0dly numbor
m. attenGahce- Misses Fuggie$ and
i5oyce .teaCh ia ltliS NIiage' and misses
.Na&trs anu 'liertlh ia tlfe cast part
Edward Apdrus and lady.are visiting
, i'l western and. central New York afew
"etAs.
Mr.. George Pipper. has of late
msda notable improvements on his
..furuiture ware rooms. A pew cover
ing. fashionable paint and '.big" glass
are all that are requisite nowadays to
make remarkable changes.
Our friend Waddipgham, of the
\Vast is a,itb NC a,ai, egiJnatI,, ,,laas
ed tareturn to his family and friends,
He has not forgotten his sleight-of-hand
tricks, or lahl aside his genial smile and
pleasant jokes He is a broker, in St
! Louis. Mo.
! Tl,,, r.lafio,,s of NTrs 4 u Ilo,,,o,. .
of ne 1East stroat are TO- =. s,,and 10
sssso1, With bar Ige ,51dprstaDd Si'~' w
- - - 80. :, =.
hF. ;haw93fd Monroe recently iest
'lt one ol e ms EatuaGle teal %, 4oTseS li y ls
Hs.t d ie" ea}s S,liSF .HFt J9an Upper
''S{ ,1le ~ ms 'i''iS'i' 're .5tiFe "iV'lR
= sum 'I'iiS' a,
--Ehte young man ,rSlarh, WHO took
leave from EASY HOultAey so mn