Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13
Local aud stat. Items

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above regiments for the months of Nav ..1
June, aud this office is prepared ia ~.
the sums received in the usual way -
j. Is, PAGE, State Treasure
Rutland, August s, 1862.
THANKSGIVING SERyIcEs AT CL,pe,
pos SpRINGs,--ln response to the pyor,
nation oi the President Of the Uri,I
States, appropriate religious services w.'
held at the clarendon House, IN n
afternoon Of Thursday, August 9th. ~,
following is the order:
The chairman, tieo Cummings, F.,
of Mass, introduced the services by r,f
/ lug the Proclamation.
Rev. DR.. Bond of Connecticut rea3.
lecGons of Scripture, followed by an Al
dress and prayer.
The patriotic hymn, "My country II
of thee,n &c, was then sung with spr
A choir of children, took part who scem
I 10 catch gleeinl inspiration from the ID,
and stripes, that waved over their ls,jV
An address was then made by !. rv.V
man, Esq, of Burlington, whose YEA. :,
he said, ran back to the date of our On.
stituuon, to the defence of which his Ia
life mad been devoted.
He was followed 10y Rev. Mr.. Thoma
Massachusetts, and Mr., Ira Chase, j
New York, whose remarks We're addrs |
ed more especially to the children, in wbl|
he called their attention to the Old flag 4
the Union, as the banner Of freedom.
the sight of which is fitted TO enkude ",
tments of loyalty and honor in every rp
American, young or old. As he CLOSED
they cheered "the star-spangled banHe'
by an outburst of applause.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, was called upea /
make the concluding prayer, and the q
! ercises were closed with the Doxolog
= " Praise God from whom all blessa5
flow"
The weather was beautiful, and the ~
vices were held beneath the ample snsS
of the trees in front of the veraD.
which was occupied by ladies'. The ps,
beautiful for situation-with green ha,
lands round about: the visitors, represed
ing the New England and some OF
o'"'es, aui''", g1 "',n 'ue Spili' Oh pau
! the loyal heart of r free people was sg.
ng with thanksgiving to the God of
tions,-thc appropriate allusious to
successes, with which our armies and
u bova bnan On siunallv blessed 6urrt
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