Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-28

of this number, three, at least, are seek
ing them. CP.F.
CAsTLETON.-Marcus Langdon and AL
bert Ransom, have recently opened fou,
store in Plattsburg, N. Y, and Charles
Buel has commenced the wholesale and
retail -four business in Clartmont, n. II
They are all thorough going business
young men and viii succeed.
Mrs. Sager, from Rutland has pur.
chased the entire dress and millinery
goods of Mrs Kallaway ; another spacious
room has been added to those before occu-
pied in Union Block, in which Mrs. S..
will carry on the business in all its vari-
GUS branches, undoubtedly to the satisfac-
ton Of her lady patrons.
Mr.. [. W. Preston has sold his build
ing, once owned and occupied by T. Bash
ford as a grocery, to Mrs. J. E Foote. 1t
will be moved to Seminary street and con-
nected with new house soon to be erect.
ed by Mrs. Foote on that street.
Mrs. Foote has disposed of her house
and lot south Of the seminary, to R. E
Meanwhile for eight hundred dollars.
"A. Lovel4nd has purchased of the
Armstrong;, twenty.six feet front on the
vlcant hotel lot, paying therefor three
hundred and twenty-five dollars. This
secures 70 Mr., Loveland about fifty feet
on Main street
1t is reported, and it is probaly true
that the Armstrong Brothers are soon TO
build g good dwelling house on the cor
ner of Main aud Seminary street; by so
doing they will cover up most deplora-
BILE looking spot in the center of Castleton
village, and thereby cause all the inhab:-
ANTS thereof to be exceedingly glad.
Mrs. A. Tomlinson has recently spent
\ few weeks with her relatives, Mr.. Fl.
Westover and Col F. Parker, whose wives
IRE sisters of Mr.. Tomlinson, who now re-
ides in Troy, N Y, was a native of this
'lace, and formerly ore of the firm of
Root and Tomlinson, merchants.
Miss Sarah Harrison has just return
d from Savannah, Georgia. She has been
teecher at the South, some twelve or
fifteen years; her sister Margaret has also
cen employed there as an instructor sew
raj years. They were both pupils of Mr..
lallock, and, as Northern girlr, have
lade their mark in the sunny South.
Mr., Cyrus Pomeroy and his two ne {
hews are visiting their relatives and I
lends here. They hail from Flint, 8
licA., which place Is also the home of
Gorge N, Charles and Dan Dewey, sons .
Il. b. Dewey, Esq, who will be recol- :
cted by your older readers as one of the -
ret ProPrietors Of the old Mansion House =,
ere, and stage proprietor prior to A. 9
z. Hyde & c..
Something like four weeks ago l took il
e liberty to report in the HERALD, that
lblic worship would be resumed. in the =;
ethodi-t church, the next Sabbath, but "
e house was not opened for religious s
rVIctS until last Sunday, for the first b.
ne since being closed for repairs. Since F
y last report, relative to it, the inside nj
BOD work has been painted, the floor n
rpcte7, the seats cushioned and the leo tr
re room, connected with the church, re- ev
lred and renovated in the same way,
adering their house of worship complete D
all its apartments. The brick church On
eds to undergo simili IT treatment and te
II probably receive it before the close it
another summer. mr.
List Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Mum NO
preached sermon to young men, pr
m the words Il write you young men
cause ye are strong" The discourse on
9 replete with inspiration and instruc. lot
n to that class Of his hearers denomin- in,
d Joung men or youth. The preacher Sc
st earnestly recommended religion to pr
young, the hale, the strong, the brave, ne
said 1t would make them wise SOL GU
re-, true soldiers, nobler statesmen, bet ror
citizens, etc, in all the relations and bu
upations of life; in word his appeals for
volumes in the interest of the young sui
hey will but heed them. tie
The Advent church was never better is
I'd, than on lest Sunday evening. it be- sar
the occasion of the fourth meeting of wa
Good Sa marian Temperance Society. loo
meeting was presided over by Ches- ~
Spencer, Esq, and the exercises con- =
ed of prayer, speaking and singing. cha
speakers were from the different re- ext
BUS denominations of the place and wo'
g Messrs. Sanford, Cole, Francis, Phil " "
Munson, Parker and others; to be ge,7
it was q live meeting, such as the S
Samaritans usually have.
B. W. B. L