Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-04


Recently the Rev. M. Stone Il Cas-
fleton. agent for the state TemperAnce
SOciefv- delivered 81 Interesting and IN
sfructIFe lecture az the Rev Mr. Browns
church- AT the close 0f II several prom
inent gentlemen. moi known g. temper
ance men. contributed literally 10 tie
I canse. thus acknowledging the force q
1 Mr.. Stones arguments. and the import
aDce Of the total abstinence principles
f II We taste not touch not the dangerous
4 and seductive fluid which can int6xicsfe.
4 in no unguar5ed moment shall we BE-
/ come overpowered by rs too much use-
i Hence the force Of The argument 10 Irt
4 Il alone entirely q q beEerzEe-an and.
even as q medicine. use i with extreme
i caution and eircumspscf50n We are
4 glad 70 see an increased effort 70 revive
I the Temperance society here And 1hst
Joseph A White, ESQ. Whose honors5
father 50 long snd - faithfully labored
+ II the cause. and who, even 81 the are
+ Of 50 years and more approaching The
grave. named among tbs gifts. fQr the
+ benefit Of those be Wss about 10 leave
behind him. his usual dona1iO1 10 the
State Temperance Socie1v. which request
his son has faithfully complied with
has accepted the presidencT-or az le2sz.
that be presided 81 q public meeting re-
Gently.
Last Sabbath. The Rev Mr Mills,
Of Rufland- conducted the services Il
the Baptist church, and. although We
were not among the fortunate bearers
from whst / said Of his effo-1- we infer
that be isH.ne Ct the most able and use-
-. -a.r
this State
We were Elad to meet cur old friend,
Moses Thompson. (Uf the firm of Ke2t-
inr, Lane & Co. Boston 8 few days ago
Ia our streets. And. what i better, we
rej0ieed al his good fortune Il the selec-
ton Of 5 yOGRE wife Is good a. she
looks 70 be- and those who saw her.
while hare VII testify that no better
word can be said Of her Moses and
his youthful bride made tbs the Occa-
son Of her first visit 30 The bone q lis
parents Messrs kezfing lane < CO..
are 10 he congratulated on The Successful
increase Of their business, especially II
tlis direction
The Republican C0uu1r Gu-Tent50n-
held a. Woodstock last week Nzs The
largest one Of the kind assembled for
several years Being mass Convention
everybody. Ike the inTIfzfi0n 70 3 mod
en- dancing party where the o5Jsci i
10 raise funds 10 pay the 1dler- was On
hand Seveu1y-flVe and over. went
from Ludlow And even the little town
of Baltimore turned ouf 20 1he nEmber
of seven good men and true. A was a
very liberal convention Greeley men
and Grants supporters. Democrats Or
81 least men known a such here1Cfore,
III sal IN peace and harmony fo-s1hEr-
Last winter. Mr. Josselvn Of PlTr0-
oufh made q pamphlet attack Oh TIE old
Sheriff Sfils8-- Of LuIlow- hitting IL
cideuizIly M. Edmiuisier. the states
Attorney NOt even c0mElimeDilng The
Court verT much There wzs fherefore
8 ruInor thai there Vrss 10 a.s eis2bge--
especially l. Tie Office II Sheriff and
II was said that Mr. = naEsz not hArg
2ay more men. Bot Sffason vas 10
much Tor the SAGE q Tyson FE-Uzce-
though Madam RuEDur even n0w SAYS.
that Il these times Of free voting. al re
pUbljcans VII not support the ful
county ticket for ~ i1dsoT co1ntE. D0w
Ia nomination, 81 The polls IN >=pieEn-
Der
There lives 3 man n this town who
has q xalF large harm very fnll # hav.
who last winter would not sch 8 sfrsw
unless he c0uld scIl 4 az his 0wn exorii-
tanf price-aDd ali in 8 lump 81 fba1-
He would not be * the trouble 70 ciTi1e
it-even for the cash IN hand. among
the hungry cattle II his neigBbnrs Tie
result Is he has now 10 room ia which
10 store his new crop, but i l. sajd VIII
have 10 stack II
The rains are making crops daily
and nightly for The cheerful farmer. ED3
II is 10 be hoped that no dried and bzr-
ren fields and pastures. ike last season.
viii be seen IN these valleFs-or On the
hiIl-sides for many years 10 come
Henry A Fletcher Is making rapid
progress II the building Of hisneW honse
al Proct0rsviIle. When finished i i
thought none IL town VIII excel Il IN de-
sign. convenience and 1bsr0ugh8ess CT
obstruction
We understand that tbeold mansion
Of the Fletcher family, with nearly four
hundred acres # land Of the original
Gov Fischer farm VIII be Offered for
sale when this new house Il completed
If 50. Il VII bring into market large
l0f Of woodland and numerous eligible
building lots. IN M1l5cb some ez1te5T,Tls-
ing man of means who delights u that
kind of business, VII 1ind-un6ous5-ed
iy, a profitable investment
On a recenf Sunday. 81 tie good
people Of the east pzrt Of tie town were
vending their way from church home
ward, they discovered The b0uSe u Alan
son Bs1es. 10 be On FIRE from the roof
Making known this timely 1iaeaVerr the
FIRE WIS soon eKtiBguished with 8 dam
age Of only S75, CT 500 Insured IN the
Counecticuf River Mutual 81 Bellows
Falls