Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

MIDDLEBURY.-County Court, for Adj
olson County, commences fits session Fri
day, the 1st day in June Hon. John
Pierpoint, presiding Judge. Assistant
Judges: James N. Slade and y. J. Allen.
A longer term than usual is anticipated.
Our enterprising townsman, A. J.
Severance, Esq, contemplates leaving
home soon for a trip TO California, by way
of the Isthmus of Panama, returning by
way OF the Union Pacific Railroad. lie
is TO be accompanied by his wife and Miss
Lizzie Cady. They intend being absent
one year. The best wishes OF our entire
community they carry with them, with
prayers that their journey may be one Of
great prosperity in every respect We
shall miss the stirring activity of Mr.. S.
in our business circles, and the sweet sing.
ing of Miss Lizzie Cady. Mr. Severance
is the pioneer in the extensive marble
business that has of late years sprung up
in our town, requiring the investment of
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars in capi-
tai, giving employment to hundreds Of
men, and causing perceptible increase
in buiiness Of all kinds in our town and
village. One such man, endowed with
his energy, is worth a - re of men Of
large wealth who make no effort to add
to the material wealth Of community
We hope the journey will materially i'm
prove the health Of Mr. s. and friends,
and in due time we hope to hail their
safe return to home and friends again.
Our community are yery much graft
fed in again witnessing the cheerful
smiles Of their fayorite al the Addison
House, in lis old capacity, in the person
of Fuller W Pierce Not only are we
gratifiod in this respect. but We opine the
travelling public Will share the same emo
ton Of pleasure that Nc enjoy. \ better
cook We never saw in i public house, one
who uniformly seeks the comfort, Of all
alike. He puts IL IN mind Of jas X.
Hyde in his pnlmy days. The rich and
poor are always and alike met with a
smile from Fuller W. The Addison
House is being put IN fir,t-rate trim by
its proprietor, Dorwin Rider. Esq, for
summer visitors. and We venture TO say,
while there are many good hotels in our
State, none can claim superior excellence \
TO the Addison House Mr. r. under
stands the wants Of the public, and caters
most successfully to their wants and hap
pines- With Mr.. Rider a. principal, and
Mr. Pierce a. assistant, with kind obliging
help, We predict a successful season to the .
house.
Mis- Abbey Currier, sister If DR. c. .
b. Curricr. died in our village on the 2lst
inst. Miss c. was much beloved by all
who were fortunate III forming an ac-
qnaintance with Eer. and her loss j. deep
ly regretted. Her remains are to be- taken
10 Lawrence, Mas, for intermont
Under the direction Of James NJ
Siade, E--i, 'la a1,Iaar.'po4 II ga 20 & n .
trail Park i greatly improved by trim
ming the trees, and it ELECTS the praise and .
encouragement Of all Very few villages
in our State, if any, have more beauti- .
ful park than Middlebury. and the Cen
trial Park, in an especial manner, comes
in FOR large share Of praise from stran-
gers that visit u during the summer
months Many Of those who very very
active in getting them up have passed
away, and the present generation are wor-
thily dI,eharging the trust committed II
them in increasing their beauty and love-
illness. All honor to those who plant trees
and lay out parks. and alorn our villages,
adding TO the sweets and pleasures Of hui
man existence.
-Mes-r- Ross * Martin have COM
menced business at the Paper Mil Falls
a maehinists. They have in successful
operation foundry and machine shop
upon the same site formerly owned 10y II.
K I. Wainwright. and subsequently, 10y
Jason Davenport.