Rutland

I'm reviewing issue 8 because issue 8 is so fucking ridiculous.

It starts out in Rutland, Vermont at a Valstar.

Just a bullshit Walmart.

Scandal Savage gets out the car and her butler slash stooge slash worm, Insignificus is his name.

Maybe.

So William and Horatio Eddy were born and raised in Chittenden, Vermont, which was a small village in Rutland County.

When they were born it was, uh, between the 1830s and '40s, and at that time there was only about 600 residents in their village-

Damn

In September of 1873, Joseph Hall, a notable spiritualist at the time, and also the Secretary of State of Maine-

Oh

... uh, wrote a letter to the editor of the Rutland Daily Herald and claimed that he witnessed, what he witnessed at the Eddy's tavern was little more than showmanship and fraud.

Uh-oh, those are heavy accusations.

So, uh, south of Burlington.

Uh, if you look at the western border of Vermont, it's got a little kind of hitch west of Rutland.

Right there.

Yeah.

Vermont 50 also, I think, just a great race in the fall, and I think always exciting to see someone-- He's a local.

He's from Rutland, Vermont, uh, take the win on both of these.

Before we get to content of the week, uh, you, uh, put this latest Trail Waves article on the game theory behind the Run Rabbit Run purse on our list.

Talk ab- talk about this.

Dr. C. L.

Case, now of Rutland, Vermont, claims that he knew of the birth of this child.

Mr. Sherman says that his memory must have been extraordinary, for Dr. Case's mother was at this time a girl about 17 years old, and had been attending school with him, and that she and her mother were at the house when the child was born.

William Arthur having been re-engaged as school teacher at stanbridge canada in the fall of eighteen thirty continued to preach at fairfield every other sunday finally in april eighteen thirty two he prevailed upon his friend dr chester abel to take charge of his school at stanbridge canada for the balance of the term Then with his wife, who was still stopping at her father's house in Canada, he went to live at a place called Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont.

No saying which one.

In early June, he went to Rutland, Vermont to pitch for a local team for $200 a month.

But by mid-June, he was back with Cincinnati.

He won 31 games anyway in just 48 starts.

Yeah.

I'm originally from Rutland, Vermont.

And then, you know, that's, that's where I grew up.

And, uh, When I was 18 years old, I decided to do this.

I just want to learn how to make boots and shoes.

And my parents were very supportive, and I tried to find a way for it.

They said, what are you going to do? How are you going to learn? And, of course, in Rutland, the only place I could really learn was this Italian shoe repairman by the name of Martin Linoci.

So I went down there, and I asked him for a job, and he said no.