Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

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wsll ssy hat together there IL not . more
trustvosthy or experienced firm for all
Who daslrs the services Of . physioan
than Inst Of Drs. Dyer = HAga tflHi
The ladies Of Brandon have formed .
ladies book club under the name Of the
Brandon Ladies Book Club. Any lady
nay become . member BY q payment Of
two dollars. Already abont Afty have
Joined md the frst installmsnt Of books
and periodicals are on the way. We
sincerely hope this may succeed, and
that It may be 30 enlarged and that the
annual dues may be 30 increased that it
win enable them to obtain q large and
varied selection Of the best works. enabl-
ing those fond of reading to crafty their
desire without such large outlay Of
money as is required in the country to
purchase all these books. We would
suggest to some George Peabody that q
donation of even 81 900 would be highly
appreciated, and that the ladies of Bran
don would not only be very thankful for
such donation but would herald their
fame abroad as only ladies can do. Who
seeks the honor? 1t will not do to delay
il any one desires this honor, for others
may get ahead Of them.
Mr.. +. F. Bickford, formerly clerk in
]. " Perkins store has opened a restau-
rant in the basement of Paige's Brick
Block. He has fitted it up very nicely and
is ready 10 serve all who may desire q nice
plate Of oysters or a warm meal. This
supplies a want long felt here, where one
can get meal outside the hotel, and we
have no doubt he will be we'll patronized.
WEST RUTLAND.-MissM n. A. Suther-
land, the accomplished and efficient teach
or Of the village school, has, we are in
formed, been rendered a situation in Rut-
land High School, but her engagement
prevents her accepting at present. This
lady, as teacher, has been highly sue
cessful. as her extended t.rm TT West
Rutland testifies and we wish her every
success and encourayeme at her talents
deserve.
The work on the Ikofnsn Catholic
Church progresses very slowly and it 10
thought will be entirely suspended when
the very cold weather begins. The mil
gratory character of the French people
sugurs poorly for the success of the enter
prise, while it is not doubted that the on
ergetic Father GA, ,nier of Rutland will
press the work to completion.
West Rutla I'D boasts at present of 20
licensed empori ANS Of trade, small and
large, signifes MT and magnificent, besides
AN innumers MI. L.. -s -i-r- .h~A ~
nothing to augment the revenue. The
wants of the people are generously antici-
pated at .very turn. Be generous ye
long line of clerks. it is pleasantly in your
positions TO be providers, pity the hard.
ships Of the consumers.
Business integrity, the price of long
years IF close application and persevering
snsrgy. is. indeed, an enviable notoriety
to be attained. It is in our belief one Of
the best advertisements and surest signs
to his success. So we unused, on being
introduced b, such n man in the person Of
Mr.. Peter Burns, Merchant Tailor, long
and favcrably known in Rutland County
and bey ond.
w ho-e perfect dts In the way ofeioth.s
Is safely youehed by one who knows.
Whose stock IN trade Ia rich and amp'e.
In depot block you can ind a sample.
who's Ne IA style, well dressed and neater.
i.hpn' delay will call On Peter"