Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25


! don offers for sale number Of horses
carriages, robes, sleghs, harnesses, and
} the entire outfit Of a livery stable Those
wishing to purchase such articles are af-
forded an opportunity to do so cheap
ST. PETERS CHURCH, BENSINGroN. -
The Bishop visited this parish on Tues
! day, Nov. 9th. Evening prayer was rem
derod by the rector, assisted by the Rev
Mesnrs. Smith Of Arlington, aud Grayss
Of Wallingiord. II wax mainly choral.
the psalter, creed, amons, aud other partei
being well chaniol by The help VI 1
double auartette choir The BISHOP
preached and catechisod the children, who
responded worry nicely aud tRp Of them
boy and a girl, did thern-elvo- special
credit. Nineteen candidate were thed
confirmed and addre-sed 10y M bishop,
who was introduced to each enc tftrr the
service The "amrn, ~ the close u eth
act Of la ing N Ot hands, VS. -@eetiy
chantei A crowded congregation ~
tended, v it'll nhaspging interest, those
combined services A richly illuminated
text over the ,ltar-"Gl"ry be 20 God On
high. ard the alt4r-fc"ntsl with IL iri-
sagion, ell nicely wrought tdlei much -
the effect o. ia" we'll aud suitably lighted
chancel
The next day, AZ morning prayer 't,h
rector baptized a child. aud the Bishop
I bpatizej the rector inf,nt -ou ore ~ d.
clergy standing -rn,-nr FIR ~. itte.
-tis was srrt interesting service, "A
wei! ATTENDED y the e'ri-ionvr-.
After hAppy reunion, a the rector
residence, toe Bishop and clergy attended
near by, tbs pris,'e confirmation Of -iek
man, which mtle twenty candid trs in
all confirmed at This yisitetiov.
The parish hears ample evidence, Of the
faithful l,bors Of IT, former rectolS H.
Rev DR.. VI li.ser, who deceased here, and
his son-in-iaw. rhe Rev y ) Phillips,
now Of Illinois Tue present Rector. the
Rev. NJ A Johnson has been in charge
some two years, aud ki- large aud attep-
tive congregations show the Continued
pre- gerity OF the sood work TN Dis htnds
As an evidence OF eae lh'erest Oh Tue
women Of the parish, in its material as
we'll a. spiritual state, new coal stoves
have lately been introduced into the
church. and = marble walk h.- been Ibid
in its front
This church. We undat-t..1.,: ..ie, one
more = thr in"rea~inx number p So
churches in this Diocese, nt the weekly
offertory ha7 also ben adopted
bennington + one - fh' "'''- 'h'
mo-, i'' t'.' ~ - 80
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TnE CARDIFF GRANT -Grtys X Clark
the propristor~ Of The helling springs i
Middletown. st. roulI not buy ~. CIR
dir Grant, ,lthou.n ,hey ot,a,..i S1o $50
for il. Other Yankee !, "a already bought
a threr.auartera inr4re-, for $40. COO
ooiiNtf ~. Il '"'l 80" = .'''-
ohasoa q geo. =. Ne"'''' ~ 'H,'f
est III me job ana phhii'itl"" once % ~
fouithey Eaii'''is ana ''f'h''.' NFi-'i'-
CT. Inc business VIII "e '"h'iH''ei ai'0et
N'A'par!
The Misons have purchased the old
stone church, and will refit and remodel
it for masouic purposes Last Saturday.
an" o1hAay' itooi 'iSn' ~ = "i''os
thore-g roLabiy tn lasr Advent service
the old church will, ever witness lat least
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a hINkkRf.-J. IL MARSH 81 sharon
has engaged in d new enterprise OF
ra;s:r, ao,,a.t;n,,oa ,,t,k u. -, ..,.van
=,
from another year. Ih'N are very tame
anu ' '''''o
them III the morning wlth wheat btead
and milk and at night with some kind Of
meat woodchucka baiuy i f.vorifa di.h
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"l'h mem. " oou.se ''eSh war uii'y
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