Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-19

,"' '"ooatn schooi state Convention,
held at MONT elier, in addition 10 what
we have before published:
county Corresponding Secretaries.
addison--Rev NJ Ludlum, Middlebury
6enmngton-ReyJ Tucker, Jr
Caiedonia-Rev Il ] Torrey East Haven
Chittenden-PC @ Able, Essex
Essex-deo French, Lunenburgh
Franklin Fred butcher, St Adams
! Grand lsle-key g Wheeler, South Hero
Lamoille-Rev L Steele, johnson
orange-Rev Mr. Lyford, East Randolph.
oreans--E Cowles. Coventry
nuuand--Nev J u Hale, East Poultney
w;ssn ww;ssss,nngton,Rey 4 Cooper, Montpelier
Windsor--RevJ J g Abbot, Windsor.
RESOLUTIONS.
| Resolved, That ss Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinners and the existence and la
borsof the Church OF Christ is for the same end.
SO all Sabbath School labor must aim at the saliva
tion Of souls.
Resolved, That the friends of Sabbath schao,s
should have full faith in the conversion of chill
dren, and labor directly and earnestly to secure
| this result
Resolved, That the Correspondiny secra,arv
furnish blanks to the County Secretaries for re-
ports upon the following topics, viz: No, OF
Schools, No. of Teachers and classes, No of vols
IN the Library, No. Of conversions, and No. OF
deaths.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Convention
be hereby rendered TO the Churches and friends in
Montpelier, for their generous hospitality in pro-
ylding for the delegates, to the several papers
which cautiously published the call and proceed
ngs, and the railroads that reduced their fares in
favor Of this body
Delegates to the Mas. State Sabbath School
SSonNention Key J Chickeriug, Rev Mark
Carpenter, Rev d Frost.
Delegates to the New York Sabbath School Con-
vention' hev Tucker, Rev Cushmen, Rev II
w Ransom.
1t was voted TO hold the next meeting
at Montpelier, on the Tuesday preceding
the Anniversary meetings next October.
DENTISTS IN COUNCIL. j. A meeting
OF the dentists of the Connecticut Valley
was held in Springfield, Mass, on Tues
day evening, 10 form an Association, the
objects OF which, as stated in their con-
stitutlon, "shall be to cultivate the science
and art of dentistry, and all its collateral
branches, TO elevate and sustain the pre-.
iesslonal character of dentists, to promote
among them mutual Improvement, social
intercourse and good feeling, and collect
lveIy TO represent and have cognizance of
the common interests of the dental pro-
fesslon IN the Connecticut Valley.n
Alter remarks by more than dozen of
the profession, representing Connecticut.
Vermont and Massachusetts, constitu-
tlon and code of bye-laws were adopted.
and the organization was completed by
the choice OF the following officers Pres
ldent, Or. +. Searle, of Springfield vice
presidents, DR.. Q. r. Post cf Brattleboro.
W., Dr. Y. Stratton Of Amherst: secre-
tafy, DR.. L. d. Sheppard Of Amherst
treasurer, DR.. FL. Nj. Miller ef West,
field executive committee, DIR. Il. v, N.
Harwood of Rutland, VT, DIR. C. s.
hurlbut OF Springfield, DIR. A. A. How
land of Barre,
PERSONAL. Brig. General VIM. r.
Smith Is now connected with General
Grants army at Chattanooga. His valu-
aoie services in the splendid movement
which resulted in cutting out Lookou,
Mountain, and sezng Browns Ferry, are
thus eomplimented by Major General
Thomas in The following order:
HEADauARTl rs DRrr. or 4Hg Cu.RrRt.an,
,.nu. attanooga, Nov. L
thanks 10 brig 0e W. smith and ihs oiFcars
and f1en of the expedition under his conmaga
60 slstIng q Jht hrigades Of BRIG Gems Tnrrh;S |
~ eha ~ nEAen, me b9at parties under ]. r. apley
leth lhioi and the Pioneer Big de partv ,,r5sr |
capt Fox, Michigan Il aeinee IS for the * II and |
ga Aantry displayed in secur ng perm ledy
ment on the south side Of the rirer. 81 Brown;s |
;5 belry' ana 1ha putting II rositan the pontoon
6fldg-, on the ight of the 96 h nit The Funness
MI execution Of this duty was attended With the
most important rest lts. 10 openng n gafe and Ga
sy communication with Rridseporf aud shortsn !
ing our line of supplies
~ command Of MAJ GEv. THOMAS,
Q. GoopARp, A. 40
bris' Gen W. 7, Smith, Chief Engineers, D. @.
The Tribune's Chattanooga corresnop-
aeht says there IS no man ia that depart
ment, tne benefit of whose foresight and |
skii the army feels so sensibly, as Gen.
Smiths.
PERSONAL. Darias G. MAYNARD na-
i've OF Castleton, and son of Rev. IT. |
MAYNARD, !, entered the army a private in |
The FIRST Michigan Cavalry two years and /
three months ago. He was soon after an
pointed Quartermaster Ser cant. and for
gallant Conduct has since been promoted
to captalncy. He has been in the field
most Of the time since he became soldier
and was wounded by ball passing
through his left leg at Buck ey's Mills in
Virginia few weeks since He is now
With bis friends at Castleton on thirty
lays turlough, and expects in few days
o be aole to join his command.
REMARKABLE. The Caledonian furnish.
$ the following remarkable incident
Oney Aldnch was born April 90. l775
ND Molly Woodward was born July "a.
10. They were married Feb. 25
,I9o. Between the years 1897 and 1920
here were ten children born to them. all
# which, together with the parents, are
low alive. These parents have furn-
shed one son and nine grandsons for
ne Union army. The father, now in his
18th year, moved the past season his half
ere OF grass in less than three hours
DIR. Aldrich and his wife live in Barnet
UNIVERSITY. The catalogue of the
University of Vermont for the academi- {
al year 1864 is just issued. The whole
lumber Of students is one hundred and
our; of these sixty-four are medical stu
entg Qnd forty oro aooI.~x.z.y \ {