Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
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VsRaoNr Foa the MoNrH q, Q
TEMPER. Contributions from thu an
inI towns We're received by tbe N.,. =.
land Women's Branch of II. ~
States Sanitary Commission do..
month of September, 1868. and
l'"e~iodsad by the Executive n
Windsor, Westhaven, Fairlee. ny
Wey0r'dse, Barre, Morrisviue, Nav
ven, Ascuneyville, Hydepark W
South Londeuderry, Victory, w.
Ton, Ryegate, Shelburne, Sr.,..
West6eld, Felchyille, Weston, n ~
stock, Montpelier Wea,hers6eld D
One barrel and two boxes ar. ~,
the aaacs Of the to'cas or soeieb.
ing them, therefore they hayepo,
knowledged by the ladies Of the A.,
ton by letter We ask for tbe NJ
care N this respect, that the name |
town sending II shall be plaoa3 =.
box.
We urge also the utmost esc.,.
the aid societies, calling on the v,..
the state everywhere, 10 ren.,..
every stitch devoted to the ms,,.
diers is of vital importance, nov N
season is growing daily more -,
winter is threatening its wors, \,
need. We, who have done well M,
new courage to extend our MI
and do still more than we bap
They who have done little NAV n j,
ed by the success Of others to acun,
what al first they hesitated 70 ,,.,v
1t is not too late TO start the ploVsb
furrow, while this is no time forio~
have taken it in hand to within,
slacken their efforts. "rhe NOR a
the more we can do" is a "rue
| portion" well known to US all.
In behalf of the New England
mems Branch United States San
Commission.
NJ. G. DAygSMl|
Burlington, October, 1863.
Mr.. DoRR'S SPEECH. Walters
nal, referring 10 the speech made br [
Dorr, representative from this toVa
the House, on Friday, says;
"Mr. Dorr is Chairman of The Ca
tee on Military Affairs, and as lhn
important bill pending before th@,
most vital question that is nov s.hr
Legislature or the people, asz}
ton of the militia---he iniloiurei a
luton to elicit discussion W M Nd
and delivered in that clear ana eAq
speech. a concise statement Of new
arguments, pro and con. thai nR
given TO the Committee. 1t wsa
real speech Of the session, and AL
is 4 man Of character and w
eloquence, and as the subject was
pol tant, he was listened to with a
attention, and We are sure bis sped
be read with much interest BY all'
Address OF SECRETARY ADAl
s. Adams, Esq, Secretary of.the
Board Of Education. addressed J
| gathering in the Representatives y
Wednesday evening. Among TOD
sent were the Presidents aHd
officers of the Collegiate inst
Of the State. Mr.. Adams renta
lated mostly to the Legislative pss1
of the state on the subject Of ~
education. The address wa se0sI
with great interest.
CLOTHES LINE THEFTs. 0ay'
night week scme miscreant stole n
,, clothes-line Of the Windsor Ha
under clothing belonging to TIE ?
. the hotel.
! Several clothes lines in WoodsM
robbed on the night of the l3lA J
which at the present price Of cOE
is a matter of some consequens
owners.
) DAMAGES RECOVERED. Dr.
Downey, of Middlebury, brought
! t;na against the town of New HaV
DANA ge done his team some time 4
on trial recently, has recovered IN
town $40 and costs, One Of BIS
: had a leg br,'ken IN a very deep
: HoRsE Poh' DINING. Two !
f horses belonging to Seth Fore,
, were poisoned on the -'oth ins'a1
were valued at $500.
4 NEARLY Full. The Tn Y
7 Battery, Captain Start, is mean,
One hundred and twenty-six ND
been recruited.
SWEET PoTATeEs IN VERNON
j. N. Scranton, of Bennington, d
ceeded in raising In his garOsNVSNA
, excellent sweet potatoes.
: Prosecuted. Both the hotei
at Putney have been prosecuted y
liquor. johnson was spunky y
: trial by jury on Tuesday last ,ands
. one hundred and fifty dollars aa
, The other case was continued.
1 PERSONAL. Z. II. Phelps,
has received the appointment Of =
of the Chatham, Mass, Acaden!
The health Of Hon. Edward y |
of Brattleboro, is SO poor thai ~ I
y been able to take his seat IN tne =
" Frpr-A saw mill belonging "