Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
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shall act Jointly as one entire Board in
the management of the property aud in
come OF both Institutions that each
corporation shall have permanent CO.
equal representation in the new Board
of Control, and that the system of study |
and course of instruction shall be such |
as to make it conform to the objects OF
both institutions. To secure the sue |
cess of the arrangement,and to ensure !
in all time the faithful execution OF |
these important trusts, it is provided |
that the Supreme Conrt may, if the pub
lie good requires, annul this act and re
store to each institution its original
rights,
SOM AppLEs.-Jesse Andrews Of
Chester has an apple tree in Andovcr,
which has yielded IS Il bushels Of
good winter apples this fall, and which
is certainly worthy Of notice this year,
The tree itself however dosnt pretend
to have done much, for in good bearing
years it has had Sc bushels.
{ g5'Do not forget that the celebrated
Eye and Ear Surgeon, DR.. Ljston, will
be at the Central House in this place on
the "a day Of Novcmbyr for the purpose
Of treating all diseases which may be
presented to him.
TIE MILITARY RE-UMoN.-Thc Oil
GERS reunion ct Montpelier, on Wednes-
day, was a successful affair in every
respect. About $50 were in attendance.
4 permanent organization was formed,
with Major General Stannard as Presi-
dent After the discussion OF a supper
in the evening, at Depot Hall, appropri-
ate sentiments were read by the toast
master COL John b. Mead Of the Sth
Vt, which drew responses from Hon.
John w Stewart Col. Randall Col. Ben
ton Gov. Dillingham;, Chaplain Roberts,
Gen. Staunard, Gen Barstow, Gen. Wash
burn, Col Pingree, Gen, Wells, Chaplain
Woodward, Gen E. H. Ripley, Gen, Thorn
as, Col Proctor, Mai Rounds, Hon, L.
P. Walton, Col. Coughlin, of New Hamp-
shire, and Lieut.. G. G.. Benedict.
ARLINGTON annual meeting OF
the Bennington County Sunday School
Union was held at Arlington on Wednes
day last. The following officers were
chosen
President-F. c. White, Bennington.
Cor. Secretary-R. S. Cushman, Man
chester.
Rec. Secretary-S. A. Whipple, Shafts
bury.
RESIGNATION or THE PRESIDENT or THE
BANK OF WORCESTERSHIRE business pub
| lie will regret to learn, says the Yer
gennes Vermonter, that owing to de-
| clining health, Hon. Edward Seymour
rendered his resignation as President of
| the Bank of Vergennes on the 1lth inst,
and that the same was reluctantly ac-
cepted at q meeting Of the Board of
Directors on the 18th. w. T. Parker,
| LSti., ndS appointed 90 LILO CuSSNCoOIJ "hNa
G. 7. Stevens, ESQ., Vice President. Mr..
Seymour held a responsible position as
Director Of the Bank for long series of
years, and succeeded Gen. S. P. Strong,
as President, in 1868, which responsible
Office he filed with great credit, and to
the universal satisfaction Of the business
public His successor, W. 7. Parker,
ESQ, is 50 well and fayorably known to
the business community Of Vergennes
and vicinity, that his appointment can
not fail to please all who have business
transactions with the Bank OF Yer
gennes,
DEATH OF JUDGE HAYWARD - The
death O. Judge Joseph Hayward OIL
| Weybridge Is announced, who for many
years held various responsible Offices
within the gifts Of the people Of Add,
son County, He was for many years {
Representative in the General Assembly
also Senator for two years, was Associ
ate Judge, has acted as Referee. Auditor
and Commissioner IN NUMBER OF I'M
portant cases, and has ever been regard
ed as man OF judicial ability and thu
highest probity.
To THE PUDLIc.-In 1862 l was STRUCK
in the eye by a chip, and during the two
years following suffered from the mos
persistent and excruciating pain and in
flammation that mortal could endure anC
live. My health was broken down b.
my unceasing agony. I sought relic
from all the so called Occulists of SYRIA
cuse, then went to New York, and from
thence to England, in search Of relic
which I failed to find in this country
but returned disheartened, discouraged
worn out in body and mind, and poore
by several hundreds Of dollars. In Ma
last I put myself under DR.. LIsToN'
care, who skilfully performed delicat
operation upon my eye, giving me cas-
and life, for that had become burden
Immediately purchased another farm
| and have been able to performs farmer