Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-10

WHoSc locdllOH tney Herdiu, pam anu III
6 pretending, free from ostentatious clap
trap, but strong and reliable in their un
qualified honesty of purpose and unques
tionable veracity in what they represent
: PERsoNAL.-Hon. Luke Z. Poland i
at Springfield. Mass. stopping with his oil
neighbor and friend, Geo. C. Barney
Esq, formerly of st. Johnsbury.
Rev. d. X. Lee, d. d., an eminent
Universalist clergyman, died in New \ orl
on Wednesday, of typhoid pneumosia, il
the SO year of his age His funeral viii
be attended on Sunday, and remains viii
be deposited in Greenwood
M Ii. Fuller, Of Newport is poet
II. r. Monteith, of McIndoe's Falls
chronicler, Address to the President is tc
be made by C. II. Cook, Of Greensboro
on class-day at Dartmouth College. July
Goth
Mr.. Henry B. Dawson, the accomplish.
cd editor of the Historical Magazine, is
preparing some articles on the part taken
by Vermont in the war. lie will be glad
to receive authentic information giving
light on the subject, from any source.
+ 81. Al-bANs.-l hc amount OF h'hoFo-
lent contributions OF the Baptist church
in st. Adams, in 1868, was S1Il3
-"eo. Stockweil had his arm badly
smashed between the eib'" ana shoulder
on Monday "hi'e assisting III coupling
CARS
Mr.. Hiram 3 Sonle's son. George,
i aged about eight Year,, fell fifteen feet
nom Tree On Aili' mr. 'n h"naay
morning, striking hl' head upon r'rk,
nc f'ii''''''u ii'''"'''l' i'r thf's hours
uu' r''h'us" '"' s'''N was very severe,
- - "'p'' 10 ''''''' ''''' l's'''' "''i
The tri'lo OF til" alleged dt-tnrb"r- Of
the religious meetings on the Western
Reserve, held before Justice Gilman, came
to "A conclusion Friday evening, IN the dis
charge OF the defcndant-, not enough
evidence being produced - convict
them.
'rio Transcript locates the recent s"is
eide Of Miss Moon in Burlington, and
credits the notice of it to the Free
Press.
The average Attendance upon the
public schools Of St Adams in 1868, was
UI3sS.
Two magnificent drlwing.room cars
have been placed u,,o,, tbo Vermont c.
trial railroad, to run between Montreal
and Boston for the special accommodation
Of summer travel
Mr. Eagen. If NV W. ~, Tros
day purchased Of Ne.srs WI, aud + u
Fuller a horse. Gray S,r,ng,, 81 f,r 5000
TIo ,,,;d Me- II 6 r ri. g.. a.,
bor., 81 ;,,l..- In, =, ooo
w1y,pr,cr Decoration, D.,,..,,... L.
served i'll this town by an assembling of
the people IN the cemetery. where the iol-
lowing exercises took place, under the
Vt. Vols.
Prayer by Rev. \. II. Ingalls,
Opening Hymn, written for the floral
memorial, Nav 30. 1863 ly the editor Of
Inc ooiaier2 FRIEND, surg 10y the choir
ana people
A''.f which appropriate addresses were
i''h'' ny H'N. l.. I. iatridEe' Kew. ~ j.
'-.'''>' "'' Nc " ara buII'rd.
o,"s'" 81 '"' ''d national ar Amer
~
oa,,n,;,,.. -,
i','''''' - ''i''' " Pia''
- u W." s"hS
n SI'
fore Richmond ,,aou NON
have never been heard f,on
r. ID. Rider. Ward Rull,rd md q |
Sturteyant were appointed such onm;,
tee.
The graves were decorated with flowers.
the closing hymn sung. and the assembly
dismissed with the benedict;on
BENNNGToN.-The first Congregations
al church in BENNINGTON in 1868 contr;b.
ted the sum of S561.GG to benevolent OBJ
ects.
Calvin Norton, of Bennington, has
been in Canada for three weeks buying
horses for other parties.
There will be an immense crop of