Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

At The Baptists of Lyndon recently sub
M scred $1,000 additional to the already
y. large amount donated for the erection Of
ne seminary at that place
NC cHITTENDEN COUNTY
10 p. Fl. Catlin has been elected County
q Commissioner for Chittenden county, re-
10 ceiving 1851 votes There were only
ne 1875 votes in opposition to them.
- Strenuous efforts are making to re-
60 build the Academy at Essex, and with
re fair prospects of success.
). Rev. M. A. Wilcox, of Burlington,
= and Others, have held afternoon and even
ing meetings during the past week at the
Baptist church in Essex, with some good
- results.
b Nearly eighty students are in attend
o ance upon the spring term of Essex i
: Academy, notwithstanding the loss of the
\ academy building by fire.
q j H. Hatcher has sold his homestead
near Pages Corner, to Henry Bixby, for
the sum of 5000.
I. benjamin Joslin recently sold the
: Richards farm, just north of Pages
q Corner, to Nelson w. Bates, for $2,a50.
The same farm was sold last fall for !
$3,1OO
Mr.. Lee Trucy, of Shelburne, states
that the prices paid by him for wool have
ranged from 40 to 40 cents per pound, in
stead of from 40 to 80 cents as stated in
recent item.
The Richmond Dramatic club give il
two entertainments at Montpelier on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week ;,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
/ -Swanton ranks next to St Adams in 4
population and wealth of the towns in te
Franklin county. la
4 East Berkshire is located iG0 feet :
above the ocean
The twenty-si1th annual session of
the Vermont Baptist State Convention was +,
held at Fairfax, in 1851. Hon. Joseph d. te
Farnsworth, moderator, Rev Joseph C. =.
Foster preacher. The number of bap- i,
tisms the year previous was 173 the ~
memberships Of the churches in the State
was 1926 ~
Some sixty Canadians and their io
f;,;, ~
i"4ii'iie' passeu over the Nernoht central
Railroad on Tuesday last, on their way to
California via Panama They were most :,
ly brick-layers, moved doubtless by the Ak,
earthquake REPORTS from that ,e,,inn i
%, Tb,,r.aa,. a.. Mr. - - mm
Green of = AM, All. ,
pushing AN engine. in a,,a,nti,g - WIZ
knock away AN obstruction I'D -. -, IT.
foot run over and badly crushed Vt
u
ho.. -. A''''''s mus TWO por
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w Po1'ie'' anu zen ounces tsl
Nr. fatriek sweeney of St. Adams, jan
''H q D@fHaH cos. I'VE years old, that dan
"e'ShS 'f~9 pounds.
The Rev. Mr. Jones of F,,.l,,r,,h
Falls. has been the rs,ipient az a,,
ion of $3.50. ~
- , =, X
Z } Tyler Esq, delivered !. lecture ~ y
'efore the Lnosburgh Fails Lyceutn, Feb pr,n
uary 22d. Subject-'Our public sl.hool4. , nnie
no the duties OF parents and teachers i'll
neir relations TO them. r(
Mr.. Emory + Green WIN ~. >. ~
entity injured at St Adams. was insured Lind.
the travellers Insurance Company of ,. .is,
artiofd' anu vii be entitled 70 receive dooe.'
10 per week during the time II ii, aiaa- IN
lity r,,,l,,
- r, JAW
-, ~ ',''' ',''' u OF y. r. Gash
Tue if''ikilh ited /
~ '''' 'ii1 mourning NM at swan Ihrlr
49, i'' Fio'ooV' Dat
Al. T. Evans, OF Fairfax, paid.a fine 49,
~ 'No 'oS'S recently Tor selling llq. I"
-
S"uthlui inner In hlchioid Was
"S"' III mo act OF stealing pair of was !
nus me other day, whereupon the own Comp
'p"'Pfiiea him 10 don them after rupt {
non "e Pir"ded through the streets Of t ny us
i"iio"eu py =" crowd OF small tfansf,
= pio'''ihhlhs ms ofense lie prom Nm, !,
" ''ie i"tuie' NOR a
The tim. e., ~, rl,: !, ~
'l''i'H ~ 'ilt ~, :. ,,
l. OF the st. AIbans bank. a State hrt,,.
nk} expires MAY %. 1869 day Of
& ,u.,.,.....
the dollar for current exnen.as ,ha on
ny year.
w 5 Rnll.. & s, B4lt
j, p,t. 7'oie az bate g
n be filled with new stock of goods iSI r'.r.
2 post-otfice is now in the building wuri
A black marc vii, ,l;. t ",,Gef >