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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18
Young Wen. Christian Association
Convention.

\ | MON Christian Convention. under
the auspices OF the Young Mem Chris
tian Associations OF Vermont, was held
at Below, Falls on Thursday The
meetings were well attended, considering
the condition of travelling, and there
were present delegates from Brandon,
Rutland, Ludlow Springfield and Brattle-
born associations. Several clorgymen
from New Hampshire were also present,
and there was a fair representation from
many Of the towns in the vicinity Of Bel
lows Falls
The services were begun by prayer
meeting in the Congregational church, a;
a quarter before ten in the morning, lead
by T C. Potter, Of Rutland.
An organization was effected at 1915
by the election of Charles Page. OF Bran
don, ~ President. and james 3. Smiley.
of Brattleboro. a. Secretary. Rev. C. +.
Nicholson, of Bellows Falls, was elected
Viee-Presidcnt The business committee
consisted Of E,y. Cyrus .Hnmln. Bellows
Falls .. i. Douglas, Brdt;leboro: T. C.
Potter, Rutland.
The first subject discussed was "Tke
Church Prayer Meeting" opened by Rev.
Mr.. Dicberman, OF Walpolc, y. H., who
spoke Of the general habit by Evangelical
churches OF holding prayer meetings.
They should be free and social: we should
lay off formality with our oycreoats, hats
and bonnets, and talk of scriptural topics
introduced. The ladies should take an
active part in these meetings. They can
Was pronounced. and they ought to talk
as freely before. Alr. Douglas urged the
young people to occupy the first moments
of the meeting IN speaking or prayer, not
wait till all the demons have finished.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin thought the members
should repeat passages of scripture, which
may have been special help sto them
during the day or week. They should
have something new ofsresh to say. Pray,
not to edify the brethren, but if they have
a special request to make Of God, present
it briefly.
Rev. L. @. Dickinson said the prayer
meeting should be a communion of saints
| We should cultivate love for the brethren,
and establish the relation we bear to each
other, reporting each others experience
and progress. Brother Smiley said be
brief, relating his first experience as q
worker in prayer meeting. Mr.. Potter,
of Rutland, thought we should meet in q
room not too large. Don't get scattered
and let Satan have chance to get in be-
tween you. Pray in the closet and you
viii have power in the prayer meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson said the young con-
vsrts should form the habit Of taking part
in prayer meetings That Is not the
place for meditation merely, but the time
for prayer and work. Another brother
urged that we should feel saAas We ear,
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journals than at any time during the win
ter. Last weeks reports give the number
of accessions and conversions, as S,l27
Of these, 1851 are among the Methodists
and 1 All aneag the BAptiSs.
AT Sabbath School meeting in New
York, Sunday evening, it was stated tna'
the first Sunday School osganissd in Nsv
York was BY poor old woman, who so'd
apples and oranges ON the corners OF tne
streets, Katie Ferguson By name. There
are now AZ city missionaries employed In
New York, at an expense of $4,000 last
year:
-"Mr. Surgeons College has accom-
plished much for the Church since its es-
adjustment, few years ago; 2s5 stu
dents have been received for training
17S students have gone from the College
to settle in the ministry; 43 new church
es have been formed by the agency OF the
College; 90 new Churches have been cree
ted as the result of the agency.
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DEATH OF Guy B. DAvIs.-Our COM
munity will read with sorrow the an
nouncement of the death of Guy u. Davis.
Mr. Davis was a native of Hinesburgh,
and came to Burlington in 1888, was a
clerk for our townsman, A. Prouty, with
whom he remained until 1860; when he
studied photography with A. /. Styles.
In 1861, he removed to Montpelier, where
lie opened gallery and did fiourishing
business. Returning to Burlington III
1866, he purchased of the late Charles
Miller, the present well-known and ex-
tensive Photographic rooms in Allen's
Block. 4 young man of integrity and
character, with excellent business habits,
he has prospered and enjoyed the respect
and good will of all Quiet in his man
ners. vet social, he was favorite among
his numerous acquaintances and friends,
here and elsewhere. Though never prom
inent before the public, yet he was one OF
those good, substantial citizens, whose
place it is not always easy to fill.
For some years past his health has been
poor, and a bilious fever which Frustrated
him five weeks since terminated IN the
fatal disease Consumption of the bowels
which finally carried him off.
Mr.. Davis was an active member OF the
Masonic Fraternity, and at the time OF
his death was Secretary of Burlington
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons. lie had
also been an officer of Aurora Lodge and
King Solomon's Chapter Of Montpelier
BaringtoR Free Press
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HonOrs TO ,..,e Late VIZ. Locklin.

A r.eeting Of the employees of the Vt.
Cantr,l r.; r. was held at the Il. r. Lii
brary rooms on Tuesday evening 9th inst,
to take action expressive of theiE<sorrow
for the death OF Mr.. LoclSlin and make
suitable arrangements for the funeral.
Mr. A. Tinker WAS called to the chair
and Mr. E. Putnam was appointed Secre.
tary OF the meeting.
M4ssrs. N O. Elliot. A Tinker and NJ
Sessions were appointed Committee to
make proper arrangements for the funeral
Messrs. George G. Hunt, Samuel
Williams and Milton Sessions were APP
pointed "a Committee to prepare resolu
lutions and the following were reported
by them and adopted:
BY the inSerutable providence of God
we are called to mourn the death of oul
friend and companion Horace IL. Loclllin
late Asst. Superintendent of this road
In token of our sorrow and as n testimony
of respect for his memory,
Reyoloed, That we sadly bow in humble
submission 10 the will of Him who ha.
taught US that He does mot willingly af
flct or grieve the children of men"
Res0lged, That in the derth of Mr.
Locklin, we have lost an invaluable ant
faithful officer; one who, regardless o
self, devoted bis whole time and abilitie
to the service of his employers, and who
finally struck down in the Performance
of his duties, became a martyr to his fidel
ity; loved friend and companion, who's
modest and assuming bearing, his infiexi
BILE integrity and genuine worth, won 70
him the love and respect of all with whor
he wass associated.
Reso,ced, That while in this hour q
sadness and trial, we can offer to his wid
ow little of earthly consolation, we tende
her our heartfelt sympathy, and commen
her to the gracious care and protection {
Him who "healeth those who are broke
in hearl"
The Secretary was directed to transm
aeopy of the resolutions, with the recor
Of the proceedings to Mrs. Locklin.
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PARISH VIsIT.-INr. Edit0r-The al
nual parish visit TO the parsonage was
m ade by the people of West Rutland On
Wednesday evening last. Though very
unfavorable evening, yet large number
assembled, and after enjoying pleasant
social interview. presented, on retiring. to
the pastor, a purse of one hundred and
fifty dollars. The presentation was m sde
by L. b. Smith, E-q, of Castleton. a
former parishoner) in brief but approiri-
ate remarks.
For this and numerous other generous
gifts and expressions of good will received
at the hand of this people, the pastor
would make grateful acknowledgment,
and express his most hearty thanks.
Gro. l.. GLEAsoZ-
West Rutland, March u, lsG9.
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PERsoSAL.-The many friends Of the
late Chaplain Of the 10Th Vermont Regi-
mcnt. will be interested in the following
copied from the Palmer, Mass, journal:
Rev. l. NJ Haynes. Of Palmer, Mass.
has accepted a call 10 The first Baptist
church, in Lewiston, Ne, at salary
equivalent 70 $1,000, and viii probably as
suIn.. the duties of his new charge about
April lst Lewiston j. a city 81 only
about 10 years growth, bat numherl ng
1000 inhabitants, and called one 81 the
most enierprising cities in the State. The
society is now building new church ~
a cost Of $4,000: and everything con-
-idered. the inducements for Mr.. Haynes
20 accept the call, are really very great,
but the society al Palmer can by no
means afford to spare him. and we hope
will 50 determine II ia any way be can BE-
induced 10 remain AZ Palmer.
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The Cabinet.

President Grants Cabinet, as revised
tands as follows.
Secretary Of State,
HAMILTON FISH, of New York.
I, Secretary Of the Treasury,
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,, Of Mass.
Secretagy.of War,
JOHN A. RAWLINS, of Illinois
Secretary Of the Nary,
ADOLPH E. BORIE, of Pennsylvania
Secretary Of the Interior,
JACOB d. COX, of Ohio.
Postmaster General,
IA. ]. CRESWELL, of Maryland.
Attorney General,
E. LOCKWOOD HOAR, of Mass.
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Gf..r 48rl. CULu.-.Af thIs t-on q the year,
whra ool.s are ~ Treysl.nt, q D desirable 60
Afo4 the hest remedy for such allmeDt~. Alta
a ,bsr..,h ;sia u y 40, .Jn's CaisIrh snua and
q oel.e row,l.r.' Ne have 10 ht-itation m giving
n the Jr,ierenoe over any Other PREPARATION IN
u-c i5r the cure 81 ca.agIh, coughs, asthma and
disorder genera y arising from exposure 70
damn ana Indictment weather. be rnuH and
Tro he Powder u compossi ~ vesefab.e sub
.t.re--. ana may pc administered With IeTiec-
safety. even 20 the youngest children. he tasoT
!. agreeable, ard ti.e ritle nsy he us.d With
good "A e. instead 81 t-orb,s by public speakers
az c.f-r-. ss- sdyer.i.ment IN speeIal celuua
t-H--.f- EwgN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

Masonic NoTICE.-A public dedica-
ton of the new Masonic Hall Of Dorches.
ter Lodge No. IL, in Dyer's Block, Yer
yennes, VT, will take place on the 18th
inst, at two o'clock p. m. Past Grand
Master L. B. Englasby, Grand Secretary
Henry Clark, and other distinguished
Masons are expected to be present in the
evening. Supper will be served at Ste
vens Hotel. All Masons and their
families are cordially invited to attend.
s. M. SoUTHARD,
Per Committee.
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RAILROAD AccIpENT.-Wel learn that
the New York sleeping train over the
Rutland q Washington Railroad, on Sat.
urdsy night, was thrown from the track
near Hosford Crossing, three miles north
of Poultney. The sleeping and passenger
coach, were thrown down bank, and
overturned. No one was seriously injured.
Mr.. A. NJ. Clark, of st. Albans. band
J. K Mclean, of the Independent, were
slightly bruised. The passengers were
brought to Rutland in the baggage car,
which, with the engine, were not thrown
from the track.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

The American people are -IuphsfirallF 10. is--
bser~. The CON .tant NeaEAnl Tear - brain ar4
uts-'se brings on MANI ailments ifgIuaif... z .s.
peiala aud al u. attend 4iIt hJIEurs -tlch s-
ioils headache. los Of app.tirs. -fui-f IisY ..-
df1a, aud general debility 81 th- whole -s-fsr-.
All persons tas Al iieI.d need some a.,It H. stifnt-
ilnt which comprise medical Tgs,sTfl.- aiI flt
found IT. AIIf>- iAAsKEs- fsIgHFE-. IlGts ar
NOT cheap @hiSkev. bat -5a.tl-Ific t,siuiaIIIa-
iun ~ some SIXTEEN kinds 81 Hnsfs and Bark.
~ q winch are Acknowledged by the Mualral
Faculty - contain curative aud tDuic fr0reffi,-.
One Important lnsTedlrnt Is thr ftlekly A.
Berry. celebrated throughout Euftsfe a. "a f,rt-
v"utIfr - Asi4tgc cholera, and Of al summer
in5 iiri- aud dis-a-es. All persons should has-
.l4t.H laAiiis medicine hand not onrf
"a euit 8ut q preventive aii an 1hB b,li.rr
tlH+ pure curative stImIlaui preferable 10th.
many ppl-auor- compounds usually called Islsr-
burI IS hi-zyy. should purrha~e sIld ~ AM. r.
CuSsEr-- bgrrrI-. Adirsss ". AlLFN Pro-
pIl-: VI. Fort Edward. y. \. ls-Wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

MINISTER TO TURIN.-Pcrley says in
the Boston Journal
Zion. George ?. Marsh, our Minister at
Turin, j, not TO be disturbed, ] can posi-
lively state although Mr.. Sbcllab -rger's
friends think that he will ."t his place,
and | do not believe that the United
States will revive the mission to Rome,
until the Italian Government is established
at the Eternal City
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kindly responded TO their call for help
The President thanked the people of Bel.
lows Falls for their kindness and good
will which they had shown and 80 cor.
daily expressed. and the convention
closed with the Doxology and Benediction
by Rev. Mr. Stone. D.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

ANECDoTE.-The son of Rev. Mr.
Montague, residing at Whitewater, Wis,
was delivering college valedictory adj
dress short time ago, when. in taking
his handkerchief from his pocket, he
pulled out pack of cards which fell to
the floor. "Hulloa," he exclaimed, '.Pve
got on my fathers coat" The worthy
divine, who sat in front of his promising
son, was more confused than his hopeful
scion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

VERMONT TIMBER The Mystic ship
builders are now getting their spruce
spars from the forests of Vermont, receiv-
ing them by the New London Northern
Railroad. About 81 600 feet were lately
received, the logs beingsfrom 20 to so feet
in length. No such spars can now be pro-
cured from Maine, whence heretofore the
supply has come.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

CROWDED OUr.-We are obliged to
omit until Mondays HERALD lengthen-
ed and interesting accnnt of the Conven.
ton OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
Citations, held at Bellows Falls on Thur
day. Last
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

MIDDLETowN.-TheS St. Albans Me-
senger saws: Middletown Is becoming
second Sheldon. a year ago stranger
was hardly ever seen there. Last weel
It's hotel arrivals were 362.
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the Ethan Allen engine company on Tues
day evening last.
Abraham Robinson, Is years OF age
on Thursday was sentenced by Justice
Hollenbeck to the State Reform school
for one year, for breach of the peace and
assault.
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Thou hast seen many sorrows, travel
stained pilgrim of the world, but that
which hath vexed thee most, hath been
the looking for evil; and though calami-
ties have crossed thee, and misery been
hsaped on thy head, yet ills that never
happen has ohisay made the wretched.
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BuRLINGToN.--The population OF Burl-
ington in lS59 vas 1855, and in 1860,
71l3, being an increa SC Of only l2S in the
ten years. The next census will show an
increase probably of fir ON 5000 to 1900.
The court house at Burlingt is 2O2
feet above the ocean.
The Baptist church in Burlington
contributed, during 1868, $251.69 to the
Vermont Baptist State convention for the
support of feeble churches of that denomi.
nation in the State.
The thermometer at 70 o'clock Thurs.
day night registered, at Burlington, 1!
above zero, showing fall of one, degree
in the previous "a hours.
Daniel c. Barber offers for sale the
site of the old Howard House, containing
about a half acre 1t commands an ad
mirable view OF the lake, and i:' located in
the heart of the city.
Burlington has had 1O7 days of sleigh
ing since Nov. 18th.
The fourth sermon of the series be
fore the Burlington Young Mems Chris
tian Association, is to be delivered next
Sabbath evening by Rev. G.. Stafford
pastor of College Street !Congrege stiona,
church.
-Thirty-eight members were added x
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MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL OFFICE, ~. o.
HOWARD sr-. BOSTON.


DH. FREDERIC IA MORRILL, yIVes special ..
teafipf - diseases of the geflif- urinary organ.
and all chronic aud difcult diseases both sexs-s
hi- ,ra' success IN fhoss long standing and difl-
cult ea-'-, such were formerly considered IN
durable a. sufficient 20 commend ham 80 the pub
lie A. worthy the extensive patronage he ba- r.
eeINsl
DE-. MOREiLL's FEMALE SPECIFIC
FOT Married and Single Laai.-s I xeufg - -
experience has proved II superior IL an o-l.a,
medicine iuT suppression, IrressslaI1tl.-. k,c r.
Restores the patient 10 health and ri.,sr n
constantly INCREASING demand toy tfis raBsl.fs
remedy has induced a. 70 pBs tins within 40
m,an- % al. Price $500.
De. MORRILL, il admitted by the be-. med.
cal talent 81 The country TO have no equal IA n
treatment u Female Complaints. aud II - no t,-
usual occurrence for physicians IA regular rrar
tice 70 recommend parties 20 him f,I ff.-ttn.r,.
when afflicted Hath diseases m hir SPECIALITY
lsdia- viii receive the most scientific attention
DO , medically and snrglcaily. Board u-itb ola
ani experienced nurses. Viii be furnished fhosa
who wish - remain VA the city dunn. rreitsn.r.t
Tie poor advised free Of charge. Thysiriaffs or
patent N1lshin. has opinion or advlte by letter
tnl enclosing the usnal fee, wil b. answered hs
return mail. Medicines sent 20 al part. Of IN
cDu4try. glulv
THH attention Of our readers i directed 20 H.
advertisement Of GOES COUGH BAISAM ana
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE. in. another part II
this paper.
Thls truly valuable medicine Is recommended
" az WHO u-"f. 2G:weoWly
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POsTPoNED.-On account of the illness
of Mr.. Durant, his series of meetings at
Brandon are postponed to the 21st of
March.
lcHea Rranklin ost,s Real R.4.4o column
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wU "uL Yor DlE l0nSl' a.. Pa-i-r d., sslre-
Cau-uupao ION, Bronchitis, Il lr,.sn,-s A-,hrr
Coughs, Co.ss C4farfh. Cr,' 20. ror Tiroai. Be-
agreeable Breath. Iiehtr e. az ,bs Cha-f. Z e.
Guilty ot Breathing %. Pulife rT-sk,G. ara
Singer v.Ll tiEi ;i4ev uuIl,sl.fa f,r sliirrrh-
voice. Iti.e r. sea' pr boz. ~ -s'. fg Iorf
s. Nor Fni ~ 3. Fs-ln 4 CO.. I.l. isr..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

"SoME oN,CRows.'-Master Barney Al
drich, of Shrewsbury, on Wednesday
orning last, killed ten crows at one shot
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

PER~pNAL.-Rcy- J. ii. Byington, OF
Windsor. occupied the pulpit OF the Con-
gregational Church, yesterday, delivering
in the morning. an elegant and forcible
discourse upon "Datie- OF Christian
Life and Holy Living" At the close OF
the morning service. the communion was
administered by Mr.. Byington.
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TIE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL!
THE BISHOP PILL


THE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL!
Not 'BrAnareth's'- .Ayer'e'-n0t svrtgt,'.'
But
-CoSTAR5" BISHOP PILL.
which Is bound 10 take the place of All Other
purely yege' able i'll sugar coated ana q, ..N-
iraprdfnary efficacy Tor Co-tiveness. indigestion
Dyspe psis, Headaches. Nervous D-hilry Iivei
COMPLAINT, Sc."-l Medical Journal, sept S
Positively the best Pill in the word
Thousands Of Boxes now used
All Druggists IN Rutland sell Their.
Or address 'cosTAR," No. &c Crosby STR,
New York. a.
THAT Cough will XIII YOU"
Try ''costsr's Cough Remedy.
"Coids and Hoar-eness lead TO death"
Try "costar's" Cough Ramedy
for Croups-Whoopipg Coughs &c"
Try 'Costar's" Cough Remedy
'4Jostar says IL IL the best in the VIVID. world
and II he says so-its Truo-its True-its Tru..
and We say, Try it-Try it-Try it,"
Informing Paper Aug 261
All Druggists in Rutland sell ~
VI address "CosTAR," No. 10 Crosby.st. N. Y.
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"COSTAR'S"

aCOSTAR'S"
ST AMI ARD
"Cosfsr's- Rat. Roach. &c, Exterrninators.
''Costars" Bed Bug ExterminAf1rs.
"Costars" tonly purej Insect Powder.
81 beware III Of spurious imitafion.D
"A Druggists IN Rutland cell themn
Address ..Costar. !" 10 Crosby st., N. Y, or John
2. deory, f6ucceaort ol DemAs Barnes 4 Co, "a
sTsssi b. j. YkNN Z CO., Rutland. VI.
Sulyl1dAvly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

uAMrToH, y. Y.-Rey. ID. Stark-, on
Sunday evening, March II, delivers a
sermon to young men. On the following
Sabbath evenings he gives a series Of dis
courses on Esther as a model young
woman.
Father Harmon. I Catholic priest
from Middle Granville, y. y, visited a
woman in Hampton and spilled five gal
Ions OF the "nrc water, and in reply 10
her excuse that she was compelled TO sell
liquor for Il living, remarked to her that
when she was obliged TO violate the law
to obtain subsistence. she should cal on
him and he would share the last loaf with
bg-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

Ar CHuEcH.-Tbe jury in the murder
trial, under the charge OF an officer. were
in at,endauc" ut the Congregational
church yesterday morning, and a. the
Ripley Opera Hall in the afternoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

THNN-FLN OF REA E-TArE--M Mr.
Horace Barney and wife have decided
their residence, on Washington street, to
the following named gentlemen, TO be
held by them in trust for the purpose OF a
parsonage for Tire Blpti-t association
Meier Ed-on, T. w Uornar. b. ". Mar
shall. A. II Tuttle, Goo. \. Tutile. Amasa
Poolsr. Harmon Clark, Jr.. C. Il Frost,
Rev. Il Mills AMI J. ID Colo. Tho price
paid was 5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-18

POUETNEY. ~ The Bulletin congratu
lates the people that the small pox ha,
abated in Ponltney, and recommend.
that hereafter tile people be yaccinatec
once in seven or ten years
Prof. Chas. d. Robinson, of Portland
gives one Of his popular reading. at Jos
lin Hall, on Monday evening. 1t viii
pay ADJ to 20 and hear him.
The citizen; Of PouItney, East Poult
ney and Hampton are TO unite in a sleigh
ride to Castleton, aud call on mine host
Bachelor at the Bombazine House.
Hon. Blrnes Erisbie Is writing q
story entitled The Money D:ggcrs," to
be published iii the Bulletin The story
is founded upon occurrences that tool
place IN Midlletown and Wells in older
times.
The Ladies' Festival at tie Methodist
church, on Tuesday evening, was plea
SAINT affair, but rot as successful as il
would have been ,but for the unpropitiou.
weather.
The Bulletin gives the Brattleborc
Record q lesson on it, Poultney items
We think it ia time the Record secured q
more careful g local i.emizer" at Poult
ney. For few weeks they have beer
lerrid
A maple suglr party j. to be held al
Ill t+,f - Il !
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr
Chester Kingsley has sold his residence
on Grove street to Mr. Thomas Ross
Price paid, $1,000.
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II. g. AT THE lNAUGURATToN BALI
Don Piatt writes to the Cincinnati Com
mercial Descending the stairs, en-
countered Mr. Horace Greeley. He was
sitting on a step, and looked as dismal a.
Marius amid the ruins of the Carthage
Hotel
whats the matter, Mr.. Greeley 7" l
inquired.
Il have lost my hat in that cursed
crowd of idiots
g Not your old white bat =
+" es, my old white hat, and with it
my oyercoat l. il lamentable that the
rebels did not take this id town and
burn it to ashes They showed their spite
by not doing So 1t is an Internal sink
hole of iniqnity. depending for its mis- r
able existence on the Government"
left the venerable philosopher lament
ing what an extraordinary fact il was
that he lost his old white hat. | had an
idea, in common with the pensive public,
that it could not be lost. | believed he
could not sell it il he were to try lie
could not give it or throw it away, and
here it was lost in cloak room.
This event impressed me deeply.
went. home in the cold without hat or
overcoat, in the bitter cold but rumin-
ated | marvelled and wondered. and all
last night dreamed that the venerable
Horace was fcrry-bnat and etcered
him.
Lost his old white hat