Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
Rutland

fairly bulled The market lufihg wv
Court term,
We are willing TO give liullanO
credit for every conceivable thing da,
her, the books already showing NOR
violent deaths, eonhagrallons, ston'
crushing machine idiots, big belize
aud brass than any other town Of equa
population IN AMERICA can show, bu
We will not enter Willei, tho condemn
ed murderer upon our books anyway
The best We can 10 Ia 10 admit thai
Willel's brother was formerly q barber
Ia town,
-Town's hotel, bellows Falls,
stands way w among tho crack hostel
ries Of Vermont, having pleasing aud
distinctive features mol found Ia the
best Of other houses, Charley Town,
while aiable aud bland, never carries
card. IN his sleeve, The entire work
Ing iorce of this popular establishment
Il custom made aud warranted not 10
fade,
1.-THE Standard u u month old, T"
aud his mother doesn't know he's out,
The Burleigh Army Of Whitehall,
en.route to Yorktown, dlned At the
Bates House on Saturday, II Is u
superb command,
Rev, DR., Earle concluded his
spiritual labor IN Rutland Saturday
eve, The reverend gentleman has
made n good record, still there are
many east iron old sinners In Rutland,
West Rutland, aud Sutherland Falls,
who wouldn't melt II thrown into
blast furnace.
1.-THE Standard Is u month old"
! catchcc boo.
Fun ahead, Rumors Of war Of
al sorts are anoai, in reference TO the
,ntagonism between rum and temper
,ncc. An effort headed by the COM
nittcc of "32" il soon to be made to
lose all the saloons and the bars Of the
wo hotels, aud merry times arc in
tore for the gosSips.
Rutland has n Sewing Machine
Agency that has sixteen different
machines on exhibition. II is con-
luctcd by Mr.. W. II, johnson, This
$ the place for purchasers to suit
themselves.
Rutland has lack of local clergy
ust ut present. Nearly all our pulpitS
we're filled with imported preachers
ast Sunday: Rev. A. Is. Earle at the
Baptist, Rev. President Buckham ut
he Congregational, Rev. Il. =. Lee
It tho Episcopal, and Rev. Bernard
}oylan at the Catholic.
The efforts of the Rev. A. Is.
earle to convert Rutland has been
unsuccessful.
"A prisoner At the House of Cor
cction, stabbed Deputy Crawford on
The wound is not serious.
The question under discussion is :
(which is the greatest nuisance, the
louise of Correction or the Stone
'rushcr"
The County and United States
district Court have both been in ses-
ion all the week.
Municipal Court, is virtually sus-
ended, or non-operative, although the
cnial Judge receives five hundred
ollars year out of the State Treas
ry--for his arduous, and faithful
on-labors.
One Of the Livery Stables on
ENTER Street is soon to give place to II
.rge Dry Goods House.
The cackling of The opponents of
he Stone Crusher, is heard on every
orncr.
Divorce is the prevalent topic Of
he day in the County Court.
The City Fathers are drawing
retty largely Ell the contingent fund.
-Rumors of more railroad are
broad.
Business men are happy at the
dvance and Increase of trade.
The war of hotel porters is the
weetest music at the depot.
Gen: H. H. Baxter is much i'm
roved in health, aud will return to
lew York at an early date to
pend the winter at his residence in
nat city.
Howe Scale Company is doing IN
immense business. The works are
arried on night and day to fill orders.
Let us have n city charter, and
manage our own affairs and legislation,
nd village affairs-run on more equal,
principles.