Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-29
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Was ulrUduutu, hHa thc toHbr " L0uft
ney, Fairhaven, Ca-tletou, P4wiet, AID
Dandy, added 20 the Burlington District
Burlington District, Bennett Eat.1p,
Presiding Elder.
Burlington. ID w. Dayton.
Wihooski. n. g. Freeman.
Williston, NJ. Ludium.
Shelburn, J. NJ. Eie.rton
Rutland, A K. Bailey.
Castleton, Jona- Phillips.
h Fairhaven, Robert Fox.
Welsh Church. *. l. Herbert
Poultney, H. G. Farrar.
Middletown, l.. NJ Learned.
Pawlet, Oren Gregg.
Dandy, 4. G. Picket.
Hinesburgh, c. III Richmond.
Starksboro, @ Walker.
Monkton, n. G. Parker.
Vergennes, w. L. Smith.
North Ferrisbnrgh, G. r. Chapman.
Weybridge, A. j. Ingalls,.
Bristol, j. L. Mercalf.
Lincoln, A. w Eastman
Addison, Benz Cox.
Middlebnry. l.. 5. Walker.
East Middlebnry. james III Bond
Leicester, c. A. Stevens.
| Salisbury, A. J. Jacobs.
Brandon, w w. Atw,ter.
Pittsford. G. II Town.end
East Pittsford. j J. Austin.
Benson. III. r. Austin.
John Newman. Principal of Ripley Fe-
male College, and member of P"ultney
Quarterly Conference. Sylvester Donald
son, transferred 10 Vermont Conference
William IL Dean. transferred to V ,rmont
Conference. l. III. Dat.her. transferred
To New York East Conference. and sta
toned at Unionville. Connecticut.
James Iverson. transferred 10 Erie Con-
ference.
A new district was organized compris-
ing the towns ia the State OF N.w York,
formerly attached to the Panlrn.-y District,
with South Salisbury. N"rth Benning-
ton, Bennington. West and East Airing
ton. aud West Ruperf, under the name Of
the Cambridge District"
The following is the li-t of presiding
elders in the -everal Districts
Trny-Cbe-ter +. Burdick.
Albany-S M.r-drh.
Saratng4-E Watson.
tEmbrldgN-Ssnfsrd MAefburn.
Platt-bnrgh-A Wiih.r-iasn
Burlington Bennett Il ,fon.
Our space forbidding a full Ii-t of the
appointments, Ne give rho-- IN Nermant
attached 10 the Cambridge District. and
the stations of some of The ort,er cl,-rgy-
men who are we'll known ia this sectin.
Bennington, John l.. B.~en: N.rth
Bennington. C.-n-,n Parker: Smfh
SALISBURY. Jam.-- T.. Si,-..n; West Ar
iingtnn. wm Whrtnry; L - Ariiug,..n,
G. #. Sutton: Po~nal. Y L. C.mk F.-t
Pownal, III Lnv-laDd; Trny. n. Y, Vail
Aveuu. church. Gna. w. Fitch Pitts
field. Era-fn- W,.uts"rth. - -; S,nth
Adams. r NJ Hreh."ck: Willi4mstown,
y. c. M..eker; Albany, ~ Y. Bud-on
Street. jesse T. P-ck. -. ID; Arbor Hill,
George C. Well; Ma'.rv.-ii. l. J"bn G.
Fent"n; Schenectady. J w L E.i"D: F"n-
.iu. Y. 4. narrower; @ G,ilupViIle. r.
L Wade: B'll-tpn. X. III R"bin-on;
Greenfield. J. NJ Webster; Gl"versyille.
Geo. s. Cbsdb,urn; J"ne-,iil-. \. +:
Hnrlburd C,hoe-. L.renzo Mar-hall
Schaghticoke. Isaac Nc Ann: Salem. G.
X. Hawley; Hampton. -. Srarks; White
hall, G.. w. = Porter: Fmt Ann, w. A
Miller: Fort l. EIward. J. y Nee Glen'r
Falls, Bp-twieh Ha~ley Warr-n-bnrgh.
John kiemsn; M.o-r-, ID -. L-wis;
We>tpprf, A. Campbell; Crown P.inf,
NJ. a. Wicker Ticonderoga. Warren Moo
ney.
AT the Conference session held in
Troy on Tuesday. Rev Mr.. Tucker, for
merly Of North Carolina, was received as
Presiding Elder ON his credentials. Rev.
Mr.. T. WAS formerly presiding elder in
the Methodist EPi-cop,l Church in The
South, but was o-traci>,-d for biz 10, al
sentiments He r4tsined his eredential-,
however. and came North We are hap-
py To chronicle his welcome reception by
the Troy Conference.
RAILROAD BRIDGE.-On Monday night
a railroad bridge on the Rutland and
railroad. hsiw.en Salem and
Rupert, was entirely demolished by the
freshet. The sleeping trains both wa,s
were detained The structure will be
rebuilt IL was al-o ru-
mored yesterday that the bridge al Stu
shan, n. Y. on that road, wa in immi-
nent danger Of being swept away.
ST. ALBASs.-Few towns in the State
have a more delightful location than ST.
Albans. and it, business and population
are constantly Increasing.
The American House, 81. Albsns, Is
repairs and alterations. q
On Sunday evening, company Of
Twelve or fifteen yonng rowdie- ia St
Albans, under the influence OF liquor,
planted themselves ON the cDrner If Lake
street, insulting every LADY that passed
from church. Constable Fin
ey went for them, aud succeed.d in ar
esting two Of the crowd, who were
,rought before Justice Gilman and fined
. each. Served them right. Such
Genes are frequently enacted ON Sunday
venings ON Merchant Row in Rutland,
nd the attention Of a police officer On
'undsy evenings should be given TO IT,
The widow Of the late Shsrif Soule,
{ Franklin county, acknowledges the
eceipt of 81 ,024 from the Massachusetts,
n his life in that company. Life insur-
nee is ON the increase, and no man lie
lstified in not taking out a policy, even
be but small one. There are several
sliatle companies represented in Rut-
md. Give the subject attention, as all
gents will furnish valuable information
n the subject.
The St. Aibans Messenger thus gives
n account of theft in that village:
Last Thursday night party of roughs.
by two "characters' from