Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
Il. e. A. Record.
IN MEMORIAM.

day afternoon.
Those who students in Troy Conference
Academy from 1918 to 1883, will remember class
Of Young girls in Poultney, who attended the In
stitution, among whom were I5an0ez 1Canan
afterwards Mrs., Oakley Rugc -, deceased some
years ago. Helen Wells, who became the wife OF
Geo. Gibson, and recently deceased Louise Rice
now Mrs. VIM. II. Poor Lutherl Austin, now
Mrs Henry Hull Ann Sherman, now Mrs. Pet
y, ot Detroit; Henri, Il. sherman, now Mrs
Henry Clark; Agnes Hall, now Mrs. steele FL
len Hyde, now Ms. Geo. Sabin, of New York
city, and Martha CLYDE, whose mortal re-
mains We yesterday deposited in our new cerncte-
~ to await the resurrection of the just" These
girls were the pride and ornament Of the village
and to a large extent the life Of the school.
They were talented, sprishtly, amiablo amhi-
tious, noble girls No one OF them more SO than
the subject of this sketch. They all became well
educated, and no one has disappointed the expec-
tations of her teachers and friends. They Were
Of about the same age, aad IN school. were a pow
ertul stimulus to each o.her Wei DOVE remern-
Der with what pr5nsptness, zeal and ability they
prosecuted their studies how creditably they ac-
quilted them YES in the class room and cxami-
n atoms, ant with what feelings Of satisfaction
We l9okes upon them rs they went forth from the
Institution to their life work. Three Of them
have gone TO their reward. We sigh for the i s.
and cling more fondiy to the few thai are left
soon We ,,''i' al g "'''s 'n'fe WIN &c no '''t'
Martha graduated witt, honor. and in 1915 mar
ricl Mr.. woodruff, then ct Tinmouth, Vt. They
continued to reside N l'nnonth TIL last April
land where he pureha ed 4 tarm near the village,
and new houte to which he also recently md
additions. Mrs Woodruff has been in feeble
he','h r s+'eFat years ana yet her ''ien. h"lsd
~, ,,.',,s,: ~, ~, ~
a!etown about 10 days ago. Death c.raesulas
but did not find her unTreparel. She made a
profession OF REGION nearly twenty yeifs @
ana ,'s "t''l ll'e Aie. nous, cs'fsa IN i''i'
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need not verbal diving testimony TO as.,.r.
Us that she passed safely through deaths iron
S'se' y e1's7s''h spur. ana dee's Tor ''e Ma
'er"eFe her passp 1ft She leaves thFea eoIiaFen'
''s,
but rnos..to be conm,-era.ei Is her s5rro[,i9e,
broken-hearted father, hereft Of all his elu lren
nearing ms threfse"re and ten, with i -desa,--s
49, ~ ils' ''i'i'. ---
EAST "AiLiNaFoHD.-lh he ladies Of
lho b'Pf's' church ana soeiefy held d
otfa" berry FESTIVAL thursday afternoon
s,,l,. " ,
~ '.'' i''s 'lre' oF "iA'2A 80 i"ue'
WOOD ana 'he large "ooas!ied were d
S.foye"' n,"e, courage ana heroi7'n Were
H''7P,'5 : '''''e' ne were e,'.e'' [.
"f~o ~. 80, 49,, ia ID -, -
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far+bsr a. no $500 ~ - :.
be Miss, Jane DawIev. who. nj The first
alarm. started 10 arouse the people 10 ac-
ton. Such bravery. at dead Of 1.i,ht. A.
was evinced hv Miss Dawlev deserves
more than a passing notice Many lndi
crous incidents might he related. Much
credit Is also due 70 the citizens generally
for their prompt response, and hut for
their untirin@ activity. Tie loss 70 the
railroad company m'-+-htEa b"ea much
heavier than was the case.
Arrival, at the East W4llipEflri hn-
Tel for the week ending Thurs lay, July
lst, lG5.
The cro3s-cxccI.t grass. and that j.
lighter than at-l.} are vesv Ii.ht. C.rn
looks very ,o'e.'" ,f1i. ~ 7h'tl export
10 see sun more WY faces made 10y Tar
mer~ soon. .pnlr-s the weather l,ace,,r.
" II me-
ne East "a'ln@fofl Correct Band
VIII hoIa Z baha ana Dsd'"ttion + '~tivai
at the district haH on the evening OF
july i''h. W" may ADD TINT The mem
bers composing the band, are entitled to-.
more hearty support than has ho1eo
fore been gwen, especially away from this
havn l,ner avDn,1ai FIR =, .-,,a+;5,,, d., -.