The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-31
The Rutland Herald for 1868


aged 10y the liberal patronage awarded
them in the past, and approaching the
Importance which Rutland is fast assum
log among Der sister towns m the STATE,
/ feel inspired to renewed exc ti0ns on theil
| part to meet the wants of an enlightened
and generous puzzle by doing all within
their power 10 make the HERALD first.
! class paper.
In accordance with these views they
have made arrangements to materially
improve the mechanical appearance of the
/ papers, and would Announce that on the
first day of January the Daily will be
presented on new type add enlarged by
an addition If matter equivalent to over
one fourth its present size The Weekly
will also he enlarged in the same proper
ton. The new dress and enlargement
will make the mechanical appearance all
that could be dcsircd AMI place the paper
in "A favorable position for comparison
with our city contemporaries.
The editorial department will be in the
hands OF an able corps of editors, who
fresh and interesting matter. The latest
current news of the day will be given, and
especial attention paid to the publication
OF local, town, county and State items of
interest. Arrangements have been made
at great expense f,r the latest telegraphic
news, and this feature Of the HERALD
will give its readers the same dispatches
that appear in the Bostcn and New York
dailies, and place them in possession of
the latest intelligence from all sections.
Reports of the proceedings Of all the re
ligious, historical, literary and agricultural
societies, and other public meetings and
gatherings, will be made special depari>
ment A series Of biographical sketches
OF the eminent men Of Vermont, and his
torical sketches OF town, and events, writ.
ten by some Of the most competent gem
tlemcn in the State, will he published
A series Of letters from Europe, also from
the Western and Southern States. will
appear We ky, thus making the Daily and
Weekly HERALD the freshest and best
newspaper in Vermont.
Ii will be our earnest effort 10 give the
paper high tone, and present subjects
that will commend themselves to the taste
and Judgment OF It's patrons. The posi-.
tion we occupy in one Of the most pros
porous towns Of the State, gives US an
opportunity TO make the HERALD lead
ing and influential Journal, which will be
constantly improved, by all the efforts
that lay in our power to meet the pro-
gressive tendencies and spirit which arc
daily making demands upon our energies
to promptly perform the duty due to the
reading public.
Our prospects for the coming year
could hardly be moro flattcrng and salts
factory than at present, giving US conf
dence. that in making arrangements fr
enlarglna and rrmodcling the HERALD
We hall be liherally sustained II largely
increased subscription list, and in return
he able 10 give or patrons the most reld-
able and attractive sheet IN Vermont
\4w Is The time for those whose suh-clip-
, 1873. Each "nc Of "nr present sub,cri-
hor~, with little effort. can .,nl "
another in their neighboihooi Wc
/ wonld present "ur tiiHn,l~ % those indv
'inal- in the county and State who have
furnished us items and crmmunjralon-
'nring III" pest wear, aud ask conlinu-
an'r OF their litvor-
The terms Of the HFR>rD will be the
same ae last year. Daily -S. 90: weekly