Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16

Old school. loved, honored and ree,ec.,d
~ all Her brother is Orlrudo Wooster.
Ego who. although at present has biz
h"ms With IA. oontemplst-s changing his
Residence 70 Rutland, where he has for
msny year. been in the employ of the
Rutland d Burlington Rail Road, a
clerk and civil engineer. Mr.. w. inber.
It's the many manly and noble traits of his
honored Father, and is Justly the pride and
solsce Of bis mother and sisters. Your
correspondent is not much acquainted
with the bridegroom on this happy occa-
rion- He has, however, the reputation OF
being high-minded, upright man, enjoy
ing the mcrited confidence of q wide circle
OF friends OF the bride, whom have
known from her childhood, allow me to
say, no young lady stands higher in the
esteem Of our community than herself.
Possessing intelligence of "a high order,
with strongly marked christian charsc-
ter, ard genial vein of sweetness and
smiability running through her general
demeanor, she bound herself to friends
with more than ordinary affection and re-
gard. She has left the circle of loved
ones where she for years has shone as .
bright star, and in her new sphere, with
new associations and new companions, We
have no doubt she will prove equally at
tractive, and in the virtues and endow.
ments that cluster around her in her new
home, will prove herself faithful wife. .
precious companion, a prize. Many
prayers follow her and her husband; that
their pathway through life may be free
from thorns; that the Gun Of prosperity
and happiness may never be dimmed BY
q cloud, and that to good old age they
may live, shedding around the fragrance
of holy virtuous life. We wish the hap
py couple much joy.
Frank Rocb, who has been for over
three months confined in our Jail ON
charge Of larceny, wac, on the 9th inst,
admitted to bail by Judge Slade, and re-
turned 10 his home and friends in Sails
bury, we trust to be better young man.
During the past week our County,
(Addison) has been visited with bssvy
showers Of rain, adding much TO the COM
fort Of man and beast, and causing the
grass u spring forth with renewed tresh-
hess and beauty.
j. G. Wellington, Esq.. cashier of the
National Bank Of Middlebury, has re-
Gently cold pair OF splendid black match
ed horses for 81 900. The new owner has,
We have been informed. been offered
$500 for them. Vermont beats the
world for good horses US we'll ~ fine
sheep.
The County Fair Of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be hold
en- in Mlddlebury the Both and 31-t Of
September and the fret day Of October.
The time has been changed in conse-
quence Of the State Fair, that holds its
annual gathering this weeks.
R-Lieut. James T. Bolton il at his home
in our village on a visit to his family and
friends. Lieut.. Is. is a clerk in the
Treasury Department, Washington He
is suffering from y severe wound receiv-
ed in the war with the rebellion. He
ranked high in the service as a good off,
Ger and faithful soldier.
The new marble saw mill at Bedens
Falls is being rapidly pushed forward to
completion. The commission appointed
by the Court to assess land damages on
the line of the new railroad to the marble
auarries, from B.dens Falls, are: H A.
Clifford, NJ. d. Twitchell and H. Lane,
who will soon report.
CANDOR.