Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

tended IN All classes ni thN community,
and considerable religious interest mani
i,,,ed on the part Of all the denomina-
tims abave mentioned
( John Howe, E~l. has sold his village
house and lot ii Il, T. Maranyilc, Tor s.,
nnh Thi, l. a desirable location, situated
ou South street. leading 20 Poultucy, aud
WAS the home of the late Hon, Almon
Warner Tor twenty-five years or more,
Mr. Warner Was for thir,y.thrcc years in
succession judge of Probate Tor the Dis.
triet Of Fairhaycu,
\ PLEASANT RAMON The Record
give, uu account of the reunion Of between
- and loo II the former s,udcnt, Of
Leland aud Gray Seminary OF Townshcnd.
assembled in the chapel, which Was neatly
trimmed Tor the occasion, on New Years
evening, When they again greeted old
friends aud schoolmatc,, Is ia time, past,
aud listened to eNcellen, music, arranged
by Miss Reynolds, the music teacher. and
( To a kind aud eloquent speech 10y. Mr. Cole,
the Principal If the Seminary. \ letter
Wa, also read from Mr. Judson. the f,xner
Principal in which hecSpre>scd his regret
at his inability 10. attonl in person. and
hi, wj,he, for the success and prosperity
Of all assembled Declarations were de-
Gyeryd by several gentlemen, After these
exercises, they all adjourned 10 Wizards
Hotel, wherc mine host had prepared for
them a fine supper Every one, seeming
ly gave themselves mp N the enioymcn,
OF the occasion, and as the painting Of the
dying year became almos, audible the
merry laughter and happy face, ,cemyd
20 say, Ring out wild bell, and Let him
die" Everybody appeared to he happy.
and SO the ohc,, of the reunion was ac-
compli,hed
NFw,rAroRINr.- Tho past year az
pear, ." have bccu "A most auspicious one
for Vermont newspapers, many of them
DOMINIC new dresses or materially i'm
proving their old ones, as well As expand
ing their dimensions, In addition 10
those already noted by rs. are the follow
ing;
The lomoat PIodr, published at
Brattlcboro, which has been enlarged in
size, As we'll As in editorial forcr, Mr.. d.
b. Steadman having become associated
with it, former proprietor>, Mc>>r, Brown
X Prouty. The Phoenix is ably conducted,
and is receiving, Is it should, liberal
patronage.
The Beilo,rs F;,Ha Times is out with a
new heading and much improved appear
ance. 1t is 81 capital paper, sound in
politics. and We congratulate our friend
Swain on tM, exhibition of hi- prosper
ity..
me Hb~e R'~er Grrh Of Ludlow,
come, to us TIL, week with the name Of
Henry D. Foster. it, former editor. at the
head of it, columns, a. one Of it, proprie-
tors, he having purchased one-half in
,cre,t in it from Mr. Il. :. Warner.
Messrs +. Il W. are composed Of the right
material to make good paper. and they
deserve substantial support.
. BENNIN0ToN,-At the annual village
meeting held in Bennington M Monday.
the following officers were chr,en
Moderator, jas h, Mearham. Clerk. r.
., llitmy; Trustees Isaac Weeks. Hem
= w w. IH'n"in' ii'hrI ", h,@th' George
I'l h ~ - u r. ii,''''''' '',I'l 49,, To'
Eoxr. Tr.,.ur,r C;e. " II,r,n,, F;r.
Warious, Daniel McEoweu, H. +. Abbot.
Heorge y. Packer, John +, Trait, CLARK
IHrt, VIM, H. 'HdE, "teorgr lockwood !,
"! "'t'}'as " '''' ~ '''"'''""'''' "''" ''''
!
IN school u'>'f1,' ~. > ~ Brnn'nE-
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>'"''''9 '''"''''. : ana ." HF't>' IV' :
number Of population II the district. 49,
/
/ DECIDED. The decision In tn. Jt~,. Of
( lIoratio seymour. n, the trustee, Of the
/ Vermont Central Railroad (which la, oc-
Icupicl puLlirattcntion, mor,. or l~~4, from
H.. n,.'.,,i.,,. u.,. r.nl.,.l r...,,,l,.
1., -
III 4u'S''''' !" '' '','''''''. vas ,"' 'N-
tent OF damages to pIaint'ii' ia land taken
/ by the Railroad Corporation for the pur-
POSE of erecting the new lrpnt-cmbrar-
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