Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

for higher hunnr> are not being mentioned
OF late. Ii was at one time thought hi rN-
cellency would he called to some position
in the national councils, hut If reports ARE
trustworthy, il looks As though he would
ask for nothing more exalted than Colh ctor
Beard's position at the custom house. HIS
name has lately been frequently men
toned in connection with the col &c
torship of the por. of Boston, but
whether it is anythicg more than
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Rare florT Display.
Those who have never attended the many
fine displays of flowers given throughout the
year by the Massachusetts Horticultural
Society III horticultural Hall, this city,
have missed much that is interesting. These
exhibitions are usually given on Saturday.
and are made up OF such lowering shrubs
and plants as happen to b. IN season,
and the collections are always OF the most
beautiful character. Alta meeting Of the
committee OF arrangements at the last exhi-
Ditlon or the society, 1t was decided, in con-
sequence OF the backwardne>s Of the season.
70 postpone the annual rhododrndron eNhi-
Dilloh to June IL and II, and ~ this will lie
Tree TO the public, ii should be secn by all
lovers OF MOVERS.
Trying to Check RowdyiSm.
Since the ortIyiug towns and cities have
voted no-liccnsc, Boston has been daiy
visited by gangs of tougas who come here TO
oil up on bad rum and have , general Apree
These roughs have recently become 80
numerous and annoving to decent people
that the railroad authorities invoked the aid
of the police to SUPPRESS them. and the re-
suit has been that for two or three Saturday
nights past the police stations have been filled
with the scum OF adjacent towns, who
are generally released on Monday mornings
and allowed to depart for their respective
homes. The Old Colony Railroad patrons
Seem to have been the ones most annoyel
by these good for nothing loafers, late local
trains on the road being especially the scenes
OF their operations. 1t was until recently no
uncommon thing for them to smash out the
coach windows, USE the most vile
language before lady passengers, and
deport themselves in the most brutal and in
decent manner possible. The police and
railroad authorities are determined to stop
this rowdysm at any cost. and officers are
stationed at the gates in the stations and no
one who shows indications OF being under
the influence of liquor is allowed upon the
trains; but single exception WAS made to
This rule the other night 50 daily news
paper declares, when John l.. Sullivan APP
pesred at the gates in very timber condi-
ton, Not only was he allowed to pass the
sentineIS on guard, but was helped into the
coach, where he occupied two seats. But
John l.. Is notorlousIy good natured when
he is O0oozlng, therefore no valid objection
could be raised against admitting him. Hal
there been, 1t IS not likely that he would
have done more than enter a mild protest In
his usually suave and dlgnihed manner
Perkins Institution Commencement
The annual commencement exercises NJ
the Perkins Institution for the Blind are al.
ways of most interesting character and
never fail to draw large audiences This
year Tue o's boston theatre mas been given
W courtesy Vi WI 'onnpN'hS' ana the exer-
','e' VIII 'aAe pace there on the afternoon
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present al orlglhhI dialogue.
Inc NIUE ones otthe kindergarten realways
III sympathy with mother nature, and they,
IN hohor OF the merry month of June will
snow their Hover garden The musical
programme will be an attractive feature Of
the afternoon entertainment. An original
musical composition by member of the
graduating class will be rendered by trio
chorus singing solos and piano selections
are also announced. Admission cards may
De obtained 1t the sacsroom of the institution
No. "a Avon place. No tickets are required
TO the upper gallery of the theatre, to which
Tue puolic Is coruially invited
The Park Commission.
A bill has recently passed the legislature
taking the care OF the public parks of the
city out Of the hands Of Superintendent
Doogue and vesting it in the park commits
sioners. This, no doubt, will have the effect
of curtailing evnepdi,uro0 c,r ,o.,I H..
ton in the Public Garden and tho roonI,
Will be that we shall see that beautiful nlaco