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

vanishss NJ , drsama In thsl presence Of
1Ant Whioh uniteo - Within-the grace
At the same God, the blood of the same
Gross, the Host Of the same Trinity.
whatsoever be orr prejudices, yet under
the eve Of God, Who seth every hidden
thing, who gives His hand which IL lead
ing ~, we are laboring all In common for
the up-building Of that Church Of the fu.
ture which shall be the Church OF the
past, in its purity and it's original bean.
IT,"
Let that church Of the future appear,
and all christians viii greet her in the
words Of the poet:-
"Psuplss de Ia tsrre, chantez,
jerusalem renatt plus charmante ct plus BELLE"
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.
"A gentleman in Bridport raised four
bushels Of peaches this year. They
ripened in October.
The amount Of butter shipped from
Vergennes ON the Goth ult, consisted Of
124 packages, weighing 5521 pounds. AZ
boxes Of cheese were shipped, weighing
1927 pounds- OF poultry, G715 pounds
were shipped.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Col. Andrew Potter Of Bennington
will open . law Office in the new bank
block at North Adams. in the spring.
Olive Logan lectures at Bennington
December 90.
William II. Barnum has purchased
large tract of wood land in Manchester
and Stamford, and is engaged in burning
aud shipping charcoal to his works in Lime
Rock, ct.
President Graves Of the First National
bank in Bennington has built the finest
residence in that town.
The Good Templars of Pownal, VT
Adams and Williamstown, had reunion
at the last named place on Thursday OF
last week.
Frank A. Smith of Factory Point,
left on the LIST inst, in company with Mr.
Seymour Wyman and family. formerly OF
Manchester, for California. A few nights
before their departure Smith and Wyman
were RECALLED at banquet by their friends
and Mr.. Smith presented with beautiful
emblem by his Masonic brethren.
We learn that car manufactory is
likely to be started in Arlington soon.
Some fifty thousand dollars have been
subscribed towards the capital stock Of
the company. and everything promises
well for the early realization OF the pro-
ject.
"A son of Joseph Lugene of Factory
Point, last week caught mink in . steel
trap set beside the river, the skin of which
he sold for 500.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WIN. Fullerton Of Newark, fell more
than forty feet from a pile Of slabs re-
nantly and received severe internal In
juries. His recovery is hoped for.
"A little SON Of James Stafford Of West
Burke recently fell and broke his skull,
but was soon out again as though nothing
had happened.
"A respectable citizen Of Wheelock,
Mr.. Richard Way, has been confined to
his bed since April last. laying nearly all
the time in one position, and Is in de-
plorable condition. His disease Il the re-
suit Of dyptheria which settled perma'
nently in one Of his hips. and IL literally
causing the Aesh to rot from his bones.
"A couple Of young miscrsants in
Weldon recently stole the tombstones
from graves in . cemetery, and was dis
charged BY the learned Dogberry before
whom they were brought for trial be-
cause they had replaced them before oom-
plant was entered against them for the
ofense.
-Diptheria and putrid sore throat are
prevailing at Groton.
WIN. Griffin died in Burke few
days since from the effects Of a wound 70.
oeived in the war. He was wounded by
q bullet which went through the arm and
lungs.
The St. Johnsbury Times thinks g.
@. Dewey's lecture on woman suffrage
contained "a few good points but hardly
went to the bottom of the subject"
The First National Bank of ST Johns
bury is putting in new vault. II is Of
hewn granite, thick and heavy and there
would seem to be no possibility of bur
glars ever breaking into it.
~ FRANKLIN COUNTY.
There are twelve miles Of sidewalk in
st. Adams, most OF which is plank.
Wallace Obri-t. "A young man Of St
Albans, was knocked down and robbed Of
over 500, at a wharf in Plattsburgh, N.
r., on Saturday afternoon.
"A new hotel, to be known as In.
Riverside House. is nearly completed
ct East Bsrkshire.
Mics Emma Farrand of Fairfield. de
livessd lecture an Woman Suffrage to
full houss in Richford on the evening o
the LIST inst.
I'm Fairfield on the I'd inst. Mr.
Thomas Cox's horses ran away and col
lided with pile Of logs in Gilbeft's mil
yard and one of them came out badl,
bruised, and with one shoulder dislocsted
He was properly cared for and will b
saved TO bis owner.
-Osoar J. Merrill has purchased O
Hsssrs. J. d. & 8. II. Soule the CLAIR
firm in Fairfield, and takes possession
Immediately. Purchase money, 10000
M Cardinal has purchased Of Jess
Baah his farm of 90 scrss in Fair6sld, 70
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Ia. ii. B. Psttengill, Of North Troy