Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1875.
Local Notes.

~ AANN'N%4N - NA~S SRAAAS9s g..
IA valuable horse. belonging to
Wilbur F. Paige, A. 81. Danforth and
Thomas Pagan, died on Friday.
81 Gov. Page was one of the invited
guests at the meeting of the Congregs-
tional Club in Boston last Monday even
Ing. The topic of discussion related to
the duty of Christian men to attend the
primary political meetings.
Matrimony seems to be getting
contagious in Rutland. We hear of
several of our young men and women
who arc TO soon follow the example SO
frequently set before them here the few
months past. .,-... ..
Col Charles II. Joyce win leave Rut-
land for Washington, to attend the
coming session of Congress, about No
yember Goth I.. 4
--One of our village physicians says
the female population of the town is in
creasing more rapidly than the male.
The Increase, under one administration,
yesterday was two.
--''Speaking of husking bees, says an
exchange, Eve know of young lady
who tried to husk a bee. Being of
Natural Historical turn OF mind she
wanted to examine its sting. She is not
in favor of husking bees any more"
The examination OF Charles Post
was completed before Justice Hall on
Saturday, and he was placed under $500 |
bonds In default he was committed to
Jail.
The large railroad bridge at Center
Rutland had a narrow escape from
burning on Saturday. A fire caused by
the GOALS from passing engine was
gaining quite a headway when the at
tentiou. of John Barrett, man connec-
ted with Clements mill, was attracted
aud the conhsgFation quenched.
Or. III. Guild, of Rupert, has our
thanks for some splendid strawberry
apples. George Hopkins, Esq, of the |
same town, we also wish TO remember
for quantity of the same kind of fruit.
We regret TO learn that Henry II.
Smith. ESQ. our popular county clerk,
while 4t his Office on Monday, had an at
tack of bleeding from the lungs. We
hope nothing serious will come of it.
"A car load of eixty.four prisoners,
being taken from Sing Sing, n. Y, to
the prison at Danpemora, n. Y. passed
through here Thursday night. The cause
of their removal is lack of room at Sing
Sing. They were all arrayed in their
barher-pole suits and were handcuffed
in couples. Some haVe been pretty :
tough cases, being sentenced for fifteen
or twenty years.
Mrs. George Thran, of Omaha, r
is in town on visit to the I
family of F. Chaffee, Esq Mr.. George 7
ThrsIl, we learn, is to soon visit Rut-
land.
Warts may be removed, says cele-
brated physician, BY rubbing them night "
and morning with moistened piece of P
muriate of ammonia. They soften and b
dwindle away, leaving no such mark as fc
follows their dispersion with lunar ol
caustic p
Mr.. Nj. A. Bourne, OF Rutland, and hi
Mr.. E. d. yelling, of Bennington, have OF
both entered upon their duties as gene be
al agents of the Panama railroad the
Hrst named gentleman at Aspinwall and
the latter at Panama.
We received a postal card yesterday M
rom Messrs. DAVIS, Rounds e. Cole, S5 ci
summer street, Boston, giving us notice az
hat q man is going through Vermont 81 81
ind New Hampshire selling a perfume ~
,alled "Amaranthos," and using their ie
lame as a recommendation, without any u'
authority from them. From the word ~ ~
ng of the card, we should Judge that ~,
people had better look out for him. This -
arm do not give him a complimentary IN
'send-off." ="
MIR, Stewart, of Clarendon, broth 4,
,r of DR.. Wallace Stewart, who disap- ~
,eared mysteriously at Bellows Falls II,
asst week, informs rs that he has in =,
yestieated the circumstances of his -,
,rother's disappearance, and finds that -
he reports ia regard to the condition =,
which he was in when last seen are not ~
rue he
Deputy Sheriff Crawford attempted bc
O make seizure of liquor in Wooley's be
alooa on Friday, and had, as he sup W
,osed, made big haul. On consulting or
lis warrant. however, he found that it
lad been made out against Charley
Iushman instead OF Wooley, and the
iooty was dropped like a hot potato. .
lie then visited Cushman's groggery and a.
captured some ale, the proprietor OF ~
he place pouring the rest of his liquor ~
IN the floor. A small seizure was also "
made at Ceph Stones. %
Several selections from the music r.
lsed by Messrs. Moody and Sankey in ~,
heir revival work were sung at the Con- ~,
church Sunday. There is 80
aothing elaborate about the music it is -
simple and meiodions, but is tender and w
has a power over the hearts of the null N
titude which the so-called classic music ~
from its very nature, cannot have. The y,
choir of the church were quite success ri
full In their Interpretation of the music, ~
and it made a noticeable impression up =,
on the audience. In the morning they A
sang g Over There" and I" Tell the -
STORY AT the evening service they Y
sang "Jesus of Nazereth passeth by,
a'Hold the Fort, 2 'tWhat Shall the Har- $
vest be ." with solo sung by Mrs. Mietzke,
sud almost Persuaded"
-. c. has been in the habit, when- c.
-. - -, -vned home with bundle, of 5
- ! - NJ. G. instead of politely !
! - ;. 90 ~ % lauch attention a
spoils her he says The "'Hef nay nc !
returned with flat iron, W. e'f Stis' !
c. had asked him to get, neatly do ~ ~ =