Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-12
Rutland

+ interior 10 Oi dazzling beauty ana W
Y exquisite TASTE, What Dies the
STANDARD man think VI Tho bronze
, figure placed upon tho outside Of the
. opera House, perhaps he would advise
q bulloned up ulster Instead Of tbs
/ seant lrapery to be seen,
, james Fay, late Foreman IN futile
4 Cos bindery, Is nav associated
with relloa IN job printing and hook
binding, Fay Is superior workman,
and decidedly honorable young man'
May success attend him,
In tho marriage of Clas, Perry
with Miss Susie Aiken, which occurred
q itw days ago, IN akin void must he
filled,
For push and mechanical ability,
Milo Lyman, who had charge Of tho
construction Of tho Opera'hou'c, excel
eth all men w Ills section,
There seems 10 be u s0rt Of slone
crushing slubborness among some Of
tho village board Of officers, Not one
Of the stone crushing machine slicklcrs
would have tho accursed nuisance
within half.mIlc Of his residence, hut
they cody assert that II II hut the
sweet strains Of u delightful screuadc
to portion Of the respected citizens
whom II Ollicts,
u, NJ. Haven aud wife leave this
week for 81, Louis 10 attend tho meet
ings Of the American board Of Com,
missonCrs for foreign missions,
Notwithstanding the season ior
pleasure travel to almost completely |
subsidc, has arrived, tho Bates House
has been right along aud SNOW hll Of
guests.
The gentleman who visited the
opcra.hOusc aud received the stamp of
"l3" on his back, should do something
for his ca!arrh that he may smell brand
new paint.
Manager Paige Of the Bates House
has peculiar faculty Of surprising the
patrons Of his house with large trout.
A day or two since he brought in some
10 Of the spccklcd fellows, aud in,ima-
ted, as usual, that he had been ont on
Il piscatorial excursion; when the
guests came 10 eat them they declared
the trout tasted as though they had ,
boarded ON asaicida, calomcl, castor ,
oil etc. The fact was they came from I
druggist Higgins aquarium which same
had sprung II leak, and made it ncccs-
sary to close oaI the stock.
Hon. L. W. Redington Is busy in |
Court, having large practice, and being |
q popular aud eloquent advocate at the /
bar. n
The Howe Scale Company are work n
ing night and day in order TO III their y
orders. n
Two gambling places are spotted by @
the President Of the yillage-to be broken c
up. l
The excursions from Rutland to New d
York, and back, for SO, are popular, and c
are largely patronized. Supt. White of
the Bennington railroad makes every
thing agreeable and pleasant.
The Rutland and Woodstock Rail-
road is again agitatcd with some prospect
of its being built.
The United States Circuit Court has |
some very important cases to try. =,
The Alexander Stewart case nvolv-
ing claim to Il part Of the A, Y. Stewart, II
the great New York merchants property g
has been continued, the estate paying the
lawyers and court fees. The ostensble
claim for continuance was the..illnesS Of
Judge Henry Hilton, the administrator.
Weddings, separations and divorces, o
60 hand in hand In Rutland.
The temperance people are to make
another grand raid at the close of the y
County Court.
There is trouble among the Commit
tee of ''32," Some interesting develop
ments are expected.
Hurtiand.
MIR. 4. II. johnson and family
moved into the house owned by Mr..
Phelps Hunt.
Mrs. Ellis of New York City is
boarding at the house of Mr.. George
Gardner.
j. r. Lamphirc and family have ,
recently moved into the boarding house v
near the mouth of Luis brook.
Hugh II. Miller has obtained a situ-
alton III the shop tor repairs ON cars, at
White River Junction. O
S. c. Jennc is caring large
quantity of Eastwood lumber for parties
in Mass. Austin Howard of w.
Hartford is the purchaser.
DR.. Rugg, w. r. Sturtevant and
Phelps Hunt. arc II committee to col
lect and receive contributions for the
did of the Sufferers by the great fires
in Michigan.
The iron rail road bridge across
the mouth of Llll's brook is complet-
ed.
<suec bee.
The Allen Theatrical Troupe
played here Friday and Saturday eve