Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

Smalley, holds bankrupt court at the
Island House, Bellows Falls, on the Goth
of April.
LUDLow-The first annual parish
meeting of the society connected with
Saint Johns church, Ludlow, was held
at the office of the Ludlow Woolen Mills,
on Monday evening. April 9th, under
Canon VII of the Diocese of Vermont.
The Rector, the Rev. A. B. Flanders, pre-
sided The following gentlemen We're
elected Vestrymen for the ensuing paro-
cial year.
Geo. Snowden Redfcld,
Abram Il. Ball,
Charles Raymond,
+. Warren Smith,
DIR. II. Fl. Palmer,
DR.. J. II. Putnam,
Hiram M. johnson.
The Vestrymen elected subsequently
G. S. Redfield, Senior Warden.
A. f. Ball, Junior Warden.
Charles Raymond, Secretary.
E. w. Smith, Treasurer.
c. S. Redficld was elected delegate to
represent the parish at the annual Do
cesar Convention, to be holden at Trinity
Church, Rutland, in June next, and DR..
H. II Palmer was elected substitute.
The Rev. Mr.. Flanders, Rector Of St.
Johns church, now holds service At u
o'clock every Sunday evening at Ham
mond Hall The interest in this move
ment is undated, and the hall is always
well filled to listen to the very interesting
School was organized six weeks since, and
now numbers over so scholars and /
teachers The school meets at Hammond
Hall at . o'clock every Sunday, p. m.
BuRlINGroN The salary Of the post
master at Burlington is 81 600
The annual election OF TIE Young
Mems Christian Association Of Burliug-
ton, took place on Thursday evening.
Hon. William G. Shaw has been APP
pointed Que of the Board Of School Com
missioners OF the city If Burlington.
The Board Of Aldermen have acc pied
the proposition of l.. S. Drew to sell the
fair grounds of the city.
Rev. l.. G. Ware, Of the Unitarian
church, preached his last sermon before
leaving for Europe, an Sunday last lie
left for Boston on Tuesday, from whence
he sails on the 10th He is to be accom-
panied by, a party of ten, five of whom
are members of his own family.
Daniel Perry, an old resident Of Bur
lingtoI, died on sunday He removed to
Burlington from Richmond, Mass, forty
years ago. He was father OF Prof John
B. Perry, OF Cambridge, Mass
A toisterous crowd who had been in
Attendance on a dance and rattle ut Union
Hall Monday evening, INDUCED in a bout
of tsticuffs on the corner Of college and
Church streets
The thermometer at Burlington at II
o'clock Monday night, registered -
degrees below zero, a rise of 10 degrees in
H. ,---.:--..- - hours, WIN i south wind
yERTIsiNG.-Be sure If ono thing
whatever you have to sell, there are mans
people ready to buy, cyen in til. most
depressed times. Find out; show Thorn
your wares persuade them to buy of you
rather than another. When buyers are
reluctant, sellers must be active, 1t is
u q. -.
hind your counter and wait for the hustle
Of trade to revive. When business is dull.
that is when you most need to advertise ;
and in the next place, that is when peo-
pie devote most time to reading the news
papers, and when your advertisement is
most seen.
ST.. ALBANs There are two Masonic
Lodges at st. Adams, named Franklin
Lodge No 4, which meets the first
Wednesday in each month, and Englesby
Lodge No. 81, which meets the fourth
Wednesday in each month.
Books for the subscription to The
'tock of the National Trust company, in
by the last General Assembly,
IRE to be opened at ST Adams, May 4th
500.
The Home Life Insurance company
# New York, have promptly transmitted
2. 900 insured upon the life of the late
/. III. Locklin.
The Messenger says No little amuse- ;
nent is being created in some circles by
attempting to write and spell correctly
he following sentence: g 1t IL an agree :
bile business to perceive the unparalleled l
of harrassed peddlcr
'auging the symmetry of peeled pear,
which Sybil has stabbed with a poniard.
lot needing the inuendoes of lily's car
aton hue"
BRATTLERoRo-The salary of the
postmaster at Brattleboro, is s., 500
Wells Goodhue has been chosen =,
President of the Vermont National Bank :
f Brattleboro, to fill the. vacancy caused