Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-04


for plain cheese, and 15c for sage. 1t is
certainly of very superior quality. ae
your correspondent knows bya practical
test. ..- ..... :
CAyENDIsF.
The face of the country is vei ! beauti-
full about here now, the frequent rains
through July and Aus lst have made the
grass green and the trees beautiful. The
grass crop comes in good, and the second
crop is abundant, and vegetation IN
general is looking foe. Surely the fa3m-
ing community have reason to feel CRATE
FIJI. Business is rs lively a. cculd he
rypected. the two factories are running
under full head. especially the one known
as "Spring Mill. run by Robert Fitt0n
He is driving his to its utmost capacity,
employ ing u hundred hands or over. lie
is one of the sbrewdest business men =
Windsor county. upright and honorable
Is word aS good rs his bond.
The management of the post office
this summer Is worthy Of comment.
Prof. Dutton is, we think, making HIM
self popular in this particular, although
it is impossible to satisfy all, he is Civ ing
good and general satisfaction ....
The fall terms of the three schools
have commenced, and all being looked
after by Gen. George F, Davis, who ?
interest and pi,de in the cause of educa-
ton is being deeply manifested by the
careful selection of teachers and his
wstchfulness over the schools. I he
General is the right man in the right
place surely. w
PENSION .-..-
Rev. w. L. Smith and family, and
about ten or twelve others. went into
camp at Gull Bay, on Lake George, IN
Putnam, n Y, on the 27th instant, and
are to remain about two weeks. Other
fami1ie are to follow during the week,
They have taken all the necessities foi
camp life.
Now look out for all kinds of game.
Mr.. Parson is not only a very acceptable
and successful ''fSher of men" but he
knows how to use the rifle and hook.
The company Will not lack for fish,
venison. or partridge. While they have
all the pliv aeges OF the christian home
at the camp, they will have an enjoyable
time Il the woods, and on the purt
waters of Lake George. Is not this quite
as sensible way for recreation as going
to Saratoga, or the sea-side2 No show
no attempt at display, but the real plees
u e at comparative small expense, -.
..... ORWELL.
--Rev. NJ. L. Severance, in company
" it'll Rev. Mr. Winchester, of Btidport
and others, is spanding his vacation
among the Adirondacks.
| = mi. Ix-ac on
cupied, last Sabbath, by Rev. Isaac Saw
yer, who preached an excellent sermon
| from Psalms 1c6, %.
Died, August 10Th, after painful
illness, Mrs. Adeline w Raymond, aget
| GS years. In the absence of our pastor
! the funeral sery ICES, which took place
on the 21st inst, were conducted by
Rev. w. n. Bacon, of Shoreham. Mrs
Raymond possessed many estimabl'
| qualities of character, ana discharged
the duties of her position with rare faith
fulness and ability. She will be greatly
missed by her children aud frienas, ant
more especially by her husband, WIN
hos been a helpless invalid for man,
years, dependent upon her care.
Miss Anne J, Phelps, graduate o
] the State MOI anal School at Castleton
proposes to teach a select school in tn
1 village this fall, to commence about tn
first of September. We hope that thi
school will be generously patronized
aud that none of our boys and girls Wi
20 out of town for instruction, whel
such good educational advantages ar
1 Offered them at home. ~ .,.s,.a
Miss Jennie M. Royce gave a BIZ ii
day parry at the elegant residence of he
| grandmother, Mrs. Brewer, one after
noon last week. A large number of on
little folks were present, and one doe
not often see a happier company
Thanks to the kind hearts who thrS re
member the children.
| "A picnic washeld in the Parks grow
on the 23d inst, under the auspices c
the village school, Miss Julia E. Miller
teacher. The rhetorical exercises, whic
formed a parC of the exercises, retlecte
! credit upon the scholars and the teacher
and deserve special commentator, TIL
singing was good, the refreshments pa
table and abundant, and everything pas
ed off satisfactorily.
i Several former inhabitants OF o.
well have recently been in town. anon
whom we would mention Mr.. Polla"(
| the village pedagogue of thirty yea
ago, and Mr.. Horace Hnlburd, OF Lai
| sing, Mich, brother of Mrs. Judge 30
| tom, who revisited his birch place Il
the first time II lei. i.le
The Sanfords and their guests, d
and Mrs. johnson, of Washing, ION, /
c., took trip to Snake mountain wit
company of friends, on the Goth ms
4 Another party from town pienieked
: Fort I'll, on the 22d. Now is the tin
for such excursion, as the weather
delightfully cool and Bracing. Sc
ALrHErs,
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