Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-08-21

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a beautiful residence. Another by Mr..
| j. u. Buttolph, near Prof. Parker's. This
| bids fair to be an ornament to the viii
lage, and a very conmodious residence,
Another by Mr.. Oliver Wellington, near
the residence of Judge Swift, small in
| size, but neat in appearance So you
!! will see that we are gaining somewhat,
| slow, it may be, but surely. -.Tr
I The Addison House has. during the
past week, received large accessions of
! Rider will see that everything is rem
| dered pleasant about his premises for
his guests. BE is not only a gentleman
but an accomplished landlord, and his
house is an attractive summer residence
for jewellers in cities who seek summer
recreation. His employees are also of
| the right stamp, from Mr.. Pitts, his ac-
eomplished clerk, to the bell boy. Such
house must always succeed. as it GER
! tainly deserves success. .sE..5 .f.-..
-Rev. w. H. Meeker, Methodist
| clergyman, who has been rusticating for
a few weeks, returned to his charge the
| past week improved in health. He de-
| livered, last Sabbath, an able and enter
! esting discourse upon the edible as the
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from it's internal and external evidences
the proofs of its divinity and its perfect
adaptation to meet the wants of a sinful
world. Infidelity has for centuries at
! tempted to successfully c0ntrOvert and
| overthrow its. truths, and signally failed
for they are to-day more fully loved and
revered than ever before The Bible is
Enot only the solace and hope of the
Christian believer, but is also the bull
wark of civil and religious liberty
througout the world. Through the dark
ages God took care of his own word.
The scattered bands Of Christians were
made the repositories Of the sacred
Word. The dark clouds of ignorance
and superstition are past, being dissipat-
ed by the sacred light that flashes from
the sacred page of Gods Word. The
two great nations Of the earth, England
and the United States, with their vast
material wealth and political power
/ contribute millions to support their
Bible societies, that are annually scat
tering millions Of the sacred Scriptures
to the dark corners of the earth, the
abodes of cruelty and wickedness, chang
inc the habits, customs and character of
the millions from sin and wretchedness
to sobTiety peace and virtue. AS | have
said the sermon was one OF marked
ability and was listened to by a large
congregation with marked interest. -.
Several of our citizens have gone on
a tramp for pleasure and health to the
Adirondacks We shall probably have
a glowing description when they return
of the beauties of those mountains, and
the fine fish and game that are found in
SIIpb .Dr1fuSi0D.
Our Graded school commences its
fail term The first day of Scptember.
with = fun e0rps of teachers of marked
.bilitv W. nrrd;rt FIR tbr sfhonl. a
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"A long neglected cemetery in the
south part OF this town is now receiving
necessary attention Old heaps Of brush
that have loug disgraced the prophecies,
are nov burnt: the grass ismowcd and re-
moved. The lot, one hundred ardtiYc feet
SQUARE. is to be enclosed ON three sides
Inv a half wall, mounted with a picket
fence and in front by an iron fence
with marble posts The old monuments
ARE rradmsted andncs ones erected. The
credit of this ENTERPRISE belongs largely
to Ezra EJsnn and VIM. c. Walker.
49,. ToLEN.
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o'' .''y1 ~ ,r T'i IA,
Io".l ."t S'r,G .. ,,'l,,i AID Lo,,
ing I,lY imnortant factories or manufac-
f t1T; nv astahIiohncnts business rms
.sinnG7 in about III, same o1d track. wear
after year And So far as politics IS con-
cerned. ii VIII be remembered that this
was the town that received a present OF
| beautiful nag OF the Cnlon because
there was only one resident Democrat IN
town, Ana IN regard 10 rehSlon we arc
mostly BaptistS, So that there is niue oc-
casion tor discussions ana eNcltGihehI'
G,'ll'r III SliltSs ol',.es W. ,a ,J', 49, il'c
b' "l'[t ''' WV ''' W. =, i'I Tao '.'' ci,iraL
mere; I3eC i,' o1 l,nI1 iarc,n
" 49, ~ avooilo,+ oinrnre Good and
Il'",, now house but no min
S ;nr p IN WsSrs H N u of CIoren-
d 'b1r' Snrin@s nrrnched to ms ON the Sab
bath If the ION inst. and had a GOOD
tnrno,lt W. are obIirad to take the
hest possible care of our health here, for
if we are sick there is no physician i'll
town. We can't enjoy getting drunk
and quarreling with our neighbors, for
if we get into a lawsuit we have to go
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,""? or' ,.o 80, snhooIs etc we are varv
,a liI iii7,, n',r ,,ai(rI, I,or,nr towns
nue. Inv, w. aa..;, aar,, aono
d me- Al~ ~, :,
LAY II, -, 'ir,' for Iyb;cb tbe2 are now bay7