Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
Local aud state I,cn,s

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Liston, Surgeon 10 .
Albaay General Iudrmary, will be A, ~
Central House in this village on the o.,
and 2Sth of tSis month, DIR, Liston /
we'll known here vs. one of the most ski /
ful, reliable and~suectastnl opthalmic sr
geons of the country, lie has visited il,
frequently, and operated with great sO
cess upon many afflicted with disease, a,
the eye, ear, throat, &c. All snSer,,
from diseases Of these organs will Az,
themselves Of this opportunity to const
DIR, Listou, The DR.. also treats all cbro,
ic diseases
PoSrpoNEp,-We IRE requested to A,
nomce that the conservation of the ia,
Episcopal Church in Brandon is POSITIONS
till after the middle of June, Notice a
the day will be given at the Diooes,,
Convention, which is to be held atBurlingto
the FIRST week in June.
MAsoNIc.--At the Annual Commm
cation of Mount Calvary Encampmep
No, l, holden at their Asylum in Midda
bury, May 10Th, 1868, the following Of |
,ars u5arp olngtad
Sir Knight Samuel Brooks, Grand Con.
mander.
Horatio Needham, Generals
- siuo,
" Henry Euggles, Capt. Genera
" 'KitrIdge Ravens, Prelate,
Hiram Roberts, Sen. Warden
" Ira d, Fletcher, Jr. Warden
j. Dewey, Treasurer.
" George c. Adams, Recorder,
NJ :. Richardson, Stsndar
Bearer.
" Morris ingalls,, Sword Bearer
" J, D. Billings, Warder.
" j. Dewey and A. Poole, Con
issary and Sentinel,
The Encampment called off to meet a
Middlebury on the first Tuesday IN Jun,
next, at O'Clock, p, m.
trrDp., 4 Nn,.,
Recorder.
Town LiBRARGEs.-Mr, Reynolds, W
learn, is still at work with success Ia tn
formation Of Library Associations in tn
State An association is formed in Ncv
Haven with capital already of Sl9C
Sylvester Doud, President; L. S. Bottup
Wee President E. A. Doud, Secretary
A.P. Roscoe, Treasurer and Librarian.
Waltham, too, has entered INTO the e,
terprise with spirit. In their Associate
they have H. $. Cross, President; NUM-.
Hunt Vice President; J. II. Sprague,
Secretary; f. F. Benton, Treasurer an,
Librarian.
RETuRNED.-Sergeaut E. A. Pierce, {
Company c, 18th Vermont regiment, tn
proprietor of the Manchester Journal, ha
returned to hrs post in that office, havln
been discharged on account of disabiHt
occasioned by a casualty
MISSIONARY CoNvENrIoN.-The NEE
ing of the friends of Missions, holden
Dorset, on Tuesday last, was we'll attenc
ed. Some Of the officers of the America
Board as well AS one or more missionsrit
from foreign fields were present, whIc
contributed much toward making the occ
sion quite interesting
FIRE IN CABoT-About 8 o'clock
Saturday evening the 10th instant,
dwelling of Mr.. J. H. Damon was disc
cred to be on fire. So rapid was
work that at half past nine O'Clock
house and shed attached We're entirely c,
sumed. All the provisions and most
the household goods were lost. 1t is 81
posed the fire originated in the cham
from some defect in the chimney.
sured in the Vermont Mutual for abe
$1,000.
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY, LuDLo
Vr.-The Spring Examination of this
y stitution occurred on the llth and /.
inst. For promptness, thoroughness, a
accuracy we have rarely seen it equall'
and never surpassed.
We were especially pleased with clas'
n Arithmetic and in Latin, under
care of the energetic and efficient Print
pal, Mr.. NJ. G. Hyde, and with class
, | English Analysis and Parsing, lnstracs
by his accomplished Assistant, Miss Jul
E. Batchelder.
Black River Academy has long cajoy'
an enviable reputation, but in our OPP
= ion was never more worthy the conhdef
and patronage of the public than al pr