Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

vious to the blessing Of the corner stone
composed of the following societies
The Hbernian Literary and Benevolent
Society of Rutland accompanied by tbs
st. Peters Cornet Band, and the st
Patrick Society of West Rutland, accom-
panied by the Sarsfell Cornet Band
The route Of the procession will be al
follows; Up West street to Main, from
Main 10 Washington, down Washington
o Merchants Row, thence down West tC
Meadow street where they will be joined
~ the children Of St. Peters Academy
Priests and Bishop, and proceed to tht
1ew cdifee. Several distinguished C4tho.
ic clergymen are expected to be present
nd participate in The services.
PERsoNAL-Rev. II L. Cuyler O
| Brooklyn IS said to be the eminent
American clergyman who wrote New.
nan Hall . that unless England offers Us
satisfactory settlement, she must ex-
2ect from us the thunder Of Armstrong
guns and the rattle of Minnie rifles"
One day Cen O. O. Howard sail to
zen. Kinks: :" General. what DO you do
IN the midst Of a battle? I always repeat
silent prayer" 90" replied Kinks,
who was da-hing fellow, Il presume /
repeat the same words As yourself General
but put them together in a different CON
uection."
A correspondent Of the Boston Jour
nal writes from Ogden, the point of juno
ion between the Union aaI Central
Pacific railroads, as follows:
J Ogden j. a QUOT Mormon town of 1900
people, rarely disturbed save when some
1entlle Eag4bond puts ara enemy in his
mouth to steal away his brains. Its
Mayor Tor seventeen years I2,-t j. Iii"
F4rr. "a native # Caledonia County. Yer
mont. lie is a man Of energy, enterprise
md wealth. Gentle and Mormon unite
IN saying that - his word IS IS good - his
bond" A. he aud had once, be, II : ,hool
fellows on the banks of the Connecticut.
was glad to renew his acquaintance in
his remote region. The oaly drawback
vas, that owing to my incNperieucc, his
matrim0nSal relations seemed 10 me
title complicated. He has five wives all.
If them endowed with chjllran--twcnty-
nine In ALL making mp tniily of decided
portability, in point Of numbers.
The first Of he Lockwood prizes At
Dartmouth College, excellence in Eng
fish composition was awarded 10 VIM. l.
Wore, SER, class go, The,:ord. VI. Sub
je t: "Ihe Ma.erialis.ia Tendencies of
the Age
We learn from he Free Press that
Senator Edmunds returned ON Saturday
from a fishing trip to Maine looking
brown and hearty after week or two of
camping out in the woods Between 100
and 500 lbs. of a'mon were taken ty him
and his compani7n Mr. Peck Of Burling-
ton, and they pronounce the port fine
Bh>NIAGToN.-s4ys Rev. 7, Irenus
Prime to- the y, Y Observer:
"In Bennington, Vt, and a Short ride
fl FROM NllliAms-own, is Mount Autho-
y, and after visiting it and comparing
49, prospect With that If the Cat>kill and
White Mountains, uaJ many others | am
quite wiil'u-, ~ give this certificate OF
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