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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26
Reported for the HeralG.l
Opera Bouffe i'm Remington.

Our people were entertained on Tues
day evening, the 18th inst, by witness
ing that sparkling opera Of the doctor
of Alcantara, the several parts being
represented by young ladies.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Doctor Paracelsus... Miss NJ. l.. White
Senior Balthazar. ar...,-......Miss Kate White
Carlos, his Miss Kate Il. Root
Perez. Miss Libbie ID. Pratt
Sancho.................M Miss Lora l. Ham'en
Don Pomposa alguaziL....Mi II. E. Wills
Serenaders, citizens, etc.
Donna Lucrezia. Mrs. V. Hall
Isabella, her daughter,
Miss c. Belle Huntoon
Inez. her maid, d,.....NIiss II. r. Harrington
The remaining characters were by
Misses Hattie White, Eva Scranton and
others.
Scene, Alcantara, in the home of DR..
Paracelsus.
From the time the first note was sung
the great success of the opera was as
assured.
There was a large and discriminating
audience, and your correspondent was
much amused in watching the counten-
ances of the audience as they listened
with delight to the beautiful songs, trios
and choruses with which the piece
abounds, while the acting of all was
superb.
The greatest credit is due to the young
ladies who have bestowed so much la
Dor upon this opera, and the result
shows them that their exertions were
not in vain. Every one engaged sustained
the part to which she was assigned with
so much tact and Yivacity, that it would
be invidious to speak of them except as
a whole, and it is just here that the
praise is due. ..... .........
The ladies, with the exception of Miss
Belle Huntoon, who, l believe, resides
in Cuttingsville, are residents of this
village, and to this beautiful and ac-
complished singer are they indebted fol
valuable aid, personating as she did the
lovely character of Isabella.
The performance was repeated We'd
nesday evening to good house anc
with undiminished success. Q.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26
EVENING SESSION.

At 7:30 p. m, occurred the anniver-
sary of the Vermont Educational Socie-
ty. ...-ss
In the absence of the President the
meeting was called to order by Deacon
Thompson.
Rev. A. Walker, D. D., opened the
meeting with prayer.
After prayers, the moderator appoint
ed a committee to nominate officers, viz:
Revs. g. NJ. Southgate, w. H. Hazen,
and o. G. Dickinson.
The Treasurer rendered his report
which was accepted.
The Secretary, Rev, A. ID. Dascom,
then reported in behalf of the directors.
This article occupied about half an
hour.
1t was full of yigor and interest. AT
ter its acceptance, Prof. Weber and the
Revs. Hurlburt, G. Q. Tory and Wal
ker addressed the society in relation to
its office and work.
The old officers were retained save
in a few Instances where resignation or
removal prevented. On Rev. A. B. Das-
combs declining further service as Sec
retary. the Rev. G. w Thompson was
elected
The society then adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26

THE SCHOOL MASTER ABRoAD.-The
following notice appears in daily news
paper Of this State. We omit names OF
persons and places:
UTATER NOTICE.-By the act of the
w Legislator of Vermont, no one has
any right to use any water from -
adqueduct after the 20th of June, of each
and every week. unless they have a permit
from the water comm iSsiOners- We shall
meet for that purpose, at the store OF -,
from o'clock P. NJ, on the 2Oth and 2lst
inst. All those wanting waters viii take
due notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
Water Commissioners
The above will bear study. There is
but one full line in it, that is correct in
photography, grammar and punctuation.
Free PeeSs.
Why didn't the Free Press inform its
readers that the ''notice" was clipped
from the Rutland Globe, where it has
appeared for several days. A translation
of the notice may be found in our adver-
tlsing columns of yesterday.
This notice, after all, is but a
specimen brick from that enterprising
locality. In the same issue, with tie
notice, to wit Wednesday, June 18th,
the following original, brilliant effusion
appeared, being printed verbatim, the
italicising being our own. We regret that
we are not able to furnish transla-
lation:
SICK OF LIFE.-William Hays, of Sa-
ratoga, an old veteran of the late Both
New York cavalry, being afflicted with
the loss of his eyesight, gropjng his aoay
through the darkness Of this strange 1C0rld
and also burdened down with bodily all
ments superintended by intemperate hab-
its of living, the combination of which
utterly discharged him, he, on Thursday
last attempted self-murder by swallow
ing an ounce of laudanum. Prompt at
tention and an emetic djsSipated his in
teptj0n.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26

REFRIGERATOR CARS. s.-Several refrig-
orator cars, for the milk trade, have
just been completed at the shops of the
Arlington Manufacturing Co, for the
N. Y. B.. and NJ. r, r., whose initials
they bear. The finishing touches by
way of lettering was done by Ratledge,
and of course is well done. These cars
will bear close examination, both in re-
gard to style and workmanship. The
Car Company have been making addi-
tions to their works to keep up with
their increasing business
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26

During the year thus far the dis
charges from the State prison at Wind
sor have exceeded the commitments by
twenty:six.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26
Reported for the Heraldl
general Convention of Congrcga-
IiOnaI Ministers and Churches
of Vermont.
SECOND DAY-CONTINUED.
MTDDJ FRTRY- lime |,

MDDLEBURY, June IS.
The committee to which were refer
red the questions in connection with the
acceptance of the proposed act of incor-
poration, reported as follows:
I. That the convention accept and
adopt the act of incorporation granted
by the State at the late session of the
Legislature, and that we proceed to or
ganize in accordance with its provisions,
at some time during the present
session.
3 That a committee be appointed to
revise our constitution and bylaws in
accordance with said act, and to report
for the action of the convention at its
session of 1874 and that meanwhile
any clause of our present constitution
and laws inconsistent with the provisions
of the act of incorporation be amended.
g. That at least, for the present year,
in addition to the trustees provided for
in the act, the Fairbanks boards be ap-
pointed as usual. /..-
T. That a committee be appointed to
nominate officers of the convention.
For the Committee,
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for neighbor's, as the house was on fire.
The girl testified that she opened her
aunt's door while she was passing out
and noticed she was on fire, and so told
the prisoner, who ordered her to fee
for life to Mr. Harmon's.
The aged parents of the prisoner were
absent on a visit TO brother in Bangor,
where the tidings reached them. They
arrived home at eight o'clock, prostrat-
ed and frantic. The anguish of this
aged and feeble pair, their cries and
walls, their invocation to Heaven, melt
ed every eye to tears and softened every
heart TO pity. But the day is dawning
"a welcome reminder that this imper-
feet, nocturnal sketch of a bloody and
sickening tragedy must be sent forward
TO its distant destination. The supposed
motive for the deed was a disagreement
about the division of the fathers prop
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-26

Our people were entertained on Tues
day evening, the nth inst, by witness
ing that sparkling opera Of the doctor
of Alcantara, the several parts being
represented by young ladies.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

H0re.
-ars. Gaos Cheney /. teaching the
school 10 the "EollOu." Il commenced
last MOaiay.
Mr.. Charles Adkins had one Of NJ.
A.nds badly injured in a thrashisg ma.
chine, one day last week. His lhumb va.
"eariy severed from his hand.
Mr.. G. d. Robinson read a, the
school house las, Thursday evening. The
house was not crowded.
The Union Temperance meeting.
holden IN the uniyersalist church. Ia,,
SUNDAY evening, vas well attended.
aud several new names xerc added 10 the
pledge.
AS Christopher SAnbOrn was driving
home last Sabbath evening. he undertook
to go by a team which was forward Of him
and IN doing 50. tipped over and his hors.
6 ran, aud. meeting spau &c horses
driven ~ Thomas Russell. drove the
shaft ofIhe sleigh iaio tho shoulder o. Que
OF the horsOs, causing its death 10 a few
minutes.
We are sorry to learn that T. f.
Barnes, formerly of Stowe, is suffering
from paralysis. Tue weather at Blairs.
town, Iowa, where he now resides, up to
Nov. 18th, had been fue and warm, aud
no snow. A letter says the people there
have lots of sunshine, aud plenty to eat
at low prices.
The public services Of the Third
Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ. +. church
will be held next Saturday and Sunday.
The Presiding Elder, Rev W. ID. Malcon,.
Is expected to attend and preach. The
usual service on Sabbath evening, at g.
o'clock. Topic of address, by aston. Rev.
w. UnderW God "AR Old Patriot Uecltn.
ting a PdidceIiome.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
Johnson.

A class III Penmauship under the di.
rection Of U. II Squires is to be formed
at the District School room, Wednesday
evening Dec. 10Th. Mr.. Squires has spen,
much time in the practice of this art, as
well as study to learn the best method Of
teaching it. For the past year and hall
he has had barge Of the writing depart
ment in Goddard Seminary at Barre Vt.
1t is hoped be will receive liberal patron.
age.
Seventy copies Of Hitchcock An
alysIs" of the Bible have been sold in
town. Mr.. Swift, the agent, who by the
way seems to be the right man for the
work, goes at once to Eden
Our young friend, TardNorlh Wa
lers is about to leave town, to try his for.
tune in Iowa.
Our johnson ''locul" says "ucws is
rather moagrt this wees. The weather
is dolorous. the travelling hard AID money
! scarce a. "hrI 5 teeth, ani some OF our
Idear oiilious brethren have put on their
long panic-slricken faces AVID with an ON.
nous shake Of the head give US to under
stand that these are times to try mems
purses"
We will admit That the weather and
travelling is not quite SO good as we would
wish; but the panic" is more in the eye
than IN the pocket, for the year has been
fruitful Que TO the farmer, aud he can
now gel the cash for what he has to sell
That panic feeling that has caused so many
to lock up the cash in their pockets, Should
be dispel led at eucc.-- ED.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
Wule1yiWe.

The donation visit and oyster supper
of the Congrega,ionalist Society. held at
Geo. W. Hulburd's on Wednesday of last
week for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Hicks,
was well attended, though the roa'ls were
Ia bad condition
The winter term Of the graded school
commenced Dec LIST. with Misses Kidder
and Nheelock as teachers.
Every variety Of weather has heen
experienced here for the last few dsys. -
from the toughest winter to the more gen.
'aI spring.
Edward McElroy. the . veteran
blacksmith" still continues business at
he old Stand, and has the well.esrned
reputation OF being one of the best horse
Sfoers in the State. Success 10 this feline
ould Irish iintleman,"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
Slate liens.

-Tbe dwelling house. barn and out.
buildings Of Tyler Thomas. Of Slannard.
we're Destroyed BY Gre Scsday night or
Monday morning Of week before last.
Mr. fhoHss lost nearly all. his household
furniture. hay. grain sod farming tools.
barely saving his stock.
-MOaigosery village has ne greg
shop in is limits. A Boston runner calls
y dryer there than the Desert Of Sahara.
The last man Who tried to make a living
here BY selling whiskey. wound up Nj.
business by paying the State one hundred
aud twenty dollars in zines with costs.
besides boarding with Mr.. Sheriff Place
few days.
Montgomery has the mos, churches
aud the fewest comfortable school houses
OF any tswn Of its population 10 the state.
The Center people have completed a school
house that Is sensible as well as comforta.
bic aud convenient.
The lrasburg town authorities canno,
keep liquor 10 bond. Som. three wears
since they slowed away a large amount in
the OLD Worthing,on store, under lock aud
key. But 10! an examination revealed
that 1t had mostly evaporated.
Rutland rejOices in a skating park
covering some five or six acres
Asa Harrington Of Ohraftsbury sells
his famous horse for $500.
p. Ware, of Island Pond. raised
from three bushels Of sowing, ninty.two
bushels Of wheat.
Snow in Barton is about Is inches
deep; IN sOne parts Of lrasburg it is two
feet, and on Lowell mountain, two and a
half feet.
The Clover Lecture Association is
prospecting finely in procuring funds for
lectures, which will commence soon.
Rive new oranges were organized in
the State last week.
These are the times when men who
are spending five dollars a week in cigars
aud beer are lecturing to their wives On
the necessity of having cheaper picked.up
dinners, and of saving City cents week
In the butter and milk bill.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

-NERMoNT AND CANADA RAILROAD
The directors Of the Vernon, and Canada
road have trusteed the Boston aud Lowell.
Boston and Maine, Fitchburg, and Chesh.
ire roads, and Geargo Stark, debtors OF
the Vermont Central, for rent due tn :
Vermont and Canada from the trustees
aud managers of the Vermont Ceu;rai
The process is for Sl5c.o0O, lnd bear,
date of Nov. rs, returnabc before H.
Superior Court in Boston, on the FRS
Tuesday Of January next.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

NOTICE A. A. Whecock OF Worccs.
ter, Mass, will lecture Sunday. Dec. ID,
at Cady's Falls, ii A. M. and Il p. NJ
Subiect-forenoou +" The Christian theo.
nv of Future Life afternoon Mature
aud Reasons teaching regarding Future
Existence" Sunday evening at Hyde
Park, subject F." S. all the Constitution OF
our country be SO changed, as to unite
Church AID S,ate-placing all power in
the hands of the Church p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

Ia johnson, Dec. 9th. by Rev. Dr. Tougher
tv, Mr.. Madison J. Wcstover and Miss Augusta
" Horncr, all of johnson.
In Cambridge, Nov. 22d, by Rev. A. Serb
ner, Mr. James McClare and Miss Marian Jor-
dan. both of Westford BY the same, Nov. "A
Mr. Jones f, Pease of Fairfax and Miss Lizzie
S Cornell Of Cambridge; also by the same, Nov.
10Th, Mr. Byron Cobb and Miss Mary Hicks.
both Of UnderhiIl.
In Cambridge, Dec Sd, by Rev. f. Wheoock
Mr. Earl Pryor and Miss Clara Heath, both Of
Cambridge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
.N0337spiWe.

AT the services attending the rc')cdi-
cation of the Congregs ienal church, Fri
ay,Col. D..J Stafford will read nis'ory Of
thu church editicc, Hon. p X Giead viii
make ioaucial report OF the sccIcty
and President Buckham will preach the
sermon. The music aud other services
have been arranged TO make the occasion
one of deep interest.
-rhe creditors Of II. d. Bryant who
has recently suspended. met at Powers n
Glesds Office last Saturday to hear his
report Oh his financial condition. He
stated that his liabilities were aboutSl1,
900 and that his assets amounted to ABOUT
81 900. He offer, to pay 30 cents on
the dollar OF bis Indebtedness.
Small rsx is played out.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

HnMhl2XIe.

The Rev. J0hn Russell of Detroit,
Mich. will deliver free lecture on the
subicc, Of Temperance al Camblidgo Bore
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10Th, and the
public are cordially invited toa'tend. The
County Union of Go"d TemFlars is to be
held with Pearl Lodge, No. 45, Oh that
day. Mr.. Russell was the r. e. W. &.
T. last year. and comes well re commented.
Col. Mead, the g. w. G. T., also hopes
to be present on the occasion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
Uo2c0W.

R. l.. Currier has sold out his gro
Gerry to j. ID. Titus.
The American Hone and Box Go arc
IN receipt of little stove; its weight is
400 lbs.
Hiram Smith has snapped his grist-
mill Tor farm with M. A. Carlisle.
"A Lcvce and Oyster Supper is to he
held at b. &. Pixies hotel. Dec. l6. for
the benefit of the Wolcott Cornet Band
good company and a good good time
Sexpected.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10

Some one very kindly took it upon
themselves few days since to divide the
money found 10 bureau drawer in the
house OF Mr.. Edwin Preuty of East
Fraoklin. After considering the needs of
Mr. prouty, they concluded to leave him
800, appropriaiiag only $50 to them
selves. Mr.. Prouty desires an oppsr-
touity to thank them personally.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
business Notices.
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IIABrTUAL CosTIvENESs CAUSES
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
ITO NOT FAILT CURE THE sPLENl
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
"rHEvERmcHr STATESMAN.
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
'THE VERMONT STATESMAN'

New s9rles weekly edIton) viii DO Issued
JANUARY LIST, 1874.
~ Specimen copies ontappcatitnto
CHARLES PO EROY BUTTON.
4Sm3 Burlington, Vt.
Why ESDURE THAT CoUGH aud endanger your
ltio " hen u timsly usa Of Weeks Magic Com
pound will relieve you. IL railways affords relief
and will, when taken in season, cure more cases
ef disease Of the throat aud lungs than any RENE
dY known. Colds ield to its curative power ut
once. II this soas on 0lthc year nc iaml ly should
he without it, Sold byall druggists. lm2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-10
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p. A o. Time Table.

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