Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
Young Mems Association of Ben
ningtOn.


Young Mems Association If Bennington,
took place at Free Library Hall, on Mon
day, the 18th inst
There were two tickets in the field,-
the regular and the independent, and a
spirited contest resulted in the election of
the Independent ticket entire. the presi-
dent leading the list with majority Of
1913 over the regular candidate.
From the report of the election, which
we notice in the Banner, we see no rea-
son why the intellect that moves such
..Herculean shoulders" should not have
Afforded its patrons u lis. vs both .iohotT.
which we subjoin.
REGULAR TICKET.
For Presidents. B Jones
Vice Presidents d. Woodworth, A.
Potter, q. II. Day
Corresponding Seeretary-G. a. Wat
ties
Recording Secretary-W. L. Johnson.
Treasurer-W II. Cook.
Managers A. Cobb, S R. Wilcox,
I. j. Tiffany, Frank Bradford, L. ID. Ben
nett, H. M Stanton, B. \. Walker, w.
II, Cady, J. E. Pratt, Frank Fairbrothers,
Rev. NJ. A. Johnson. Rev. S. X. Dexter,
G. A. Packer, Henry G. Day.
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
For President-Henry w. Booth
Vice Presidents-Geo. A. Wood, I. 4
Hutchins, J. S Lyu an.
Corresponding Secretary = John II
Flagg.
Recording Secretary-John kehoe.
Treasurer-John T. Shurtlef
Managers F. Abbott, Bue! Rock
wood, r. B. Godfrey, Chas Benton, Eu-
gene o ,Cole, O. H. Gates, Samuel B. Hall,
Hartman Hurlburt +. l. Graves, Geo
Albro, Ed c. Houghton, J. B Wardwell,
Orrin d. Adams and W e. f. Wright.
We learn that the election Of these Off
GERS gives eminent satisfaction at Ben
nington. and we predict that the affairs
of the association will he ably and sue
cessfully conducted during their admins
tration.
HOTEL ARRIVALS The following are
the number of arrivals at the different
hotels in our village for the week ending
Friday, March 10Th : Stevens House. BAG
Bardwell House, 300; Central House
$40. Total, S95.
CHEsTER-During the last year, in the
town of Chester, AZ persons have beer
brought to light" 81 have been made
better or worse, and A. have gone to that
home from whence no traveller ere re
turns.
Granville P. Spaulding, of Nortl
Chester, has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff within and for the county 0
Windsor.
An error occurred in the printing o
the sale of real estate by Mr.. Blanchard
to Mr. Resseguie, published in Tue,diy'
HERALD The price plid was $3.50, in
stead of "a, $50. as printed.
The following diseases caused tn
death of those who died in town, in 1863
cholera infantum, : pneumonia, ) con
gestion of lungs, = /; inflammation of bowels
1; old age, 4; apoplexy, 2; consunp
ton, ); heart disease, ) cancer, / pal
sey, l ; ovarium tumor, l brain fever, 2
bronchitis, 1 modification, still born
Q; dropsey, 1; cerrebro spinal mengititis
3; scarlet fever, 2; dysentery, un
known, 1 killed by cars, /.
| Last Sunday evening Rev. c. f. Lor,
delivered the last one in the course O
sacred lectures, which he has given to tn
inhabitants of North Chester the pas
winter. Subject: "St. Paul at Athens.
1t was an elegant and finished production
Although this is the last one of the Sc
ries, Mr.. Lord has consented to delive
two more, which he is now engaged il
preparing for delivery. The first one
''St. Paul at Jerusalem" he win give a
the usual place next Sabbath evening a
ST p. m. The second one, "St. Paul a
Rome" will be delivered Sunday evenin,
March 70, at the usual place and hou,
These two lectures viii positively be tn
Last q Mr.. Lord leaves for Saratoga tn
FIRST week in April. We trust our citizen