Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-31

and lease Of store.
Rev. II. L. Grose of Hylevil,e =,
has settled over the Baptist cburor, /.
Ballston, Spa, the pulpit of which "a.
recently vacated by Rev DR.. C1a,l
The relations thus formed are sstisf,r
tory to all parties.
Miss Hattie NJ. Smith, Of Lg7,r
at the invitation of the Delta UBsr.r
Society, of Middlebury COLLEGE NO.
present at the annual reunion Of the O.,
ciety, held Monday evening. July 1af
and contributed much to the rrusi.,r
part of the entertainment Miss Smith.
singing was highly complimeatel AMI
all agreed in pronouncing her superio-
both in style and expression.
Carlos Sherman, ESQ, Of Ca-ge.sn
who was married Thursday, to l,f..
Stone of the same place, has left .i,.
his wife for a bridal trip. lie wiz r.-.
New York, Long Branch, Newa5-.
Saratoga, etc, before returning.
DIR. Ford, of Ann Arb0r, Michigs-
is in Castletou, spending a short tina.
with his wife. He was formerly DE-
fessor in the Castlet0n Medical Co..e-a.
George Woodward, ESQ, one oftLe
Oldest residents Of CastIeton. and lie
last male representative Of the 'fsa-
Woodward brothers, " died las. Welnas-
day, aged 81 years, and was buried q
Friday. He was a brother of DR.. The
dore Woodward. who founded the Cas-
Teton Medical College, and q br0thoa
DIR. J. D. Woodward. who was a p-4c.
titioner in Castlcton for forty wears. and
brother of Samuel Woodward. E..
"A Pittsford woman keeps arsea.
and baking powder on the same shelf
and her husband is careful how be 05-
tends her.
The Press says the Rensselaer, rolling
mill at Troy. is manufacturing rails Is.
the equipment of the Montpelier AZ
Wells River railroad, which is 20 1s
completed by the first of September
next.
Eight thousand two hundred dollars
was the price received for the sta-I
House. Bennington. instead of twenty
eight thousand, IS rrroneo0s.y stated
Saturday morning.
Wallace Spear. who we roporiel.
some ten days ago, as being quite SOB,
at the residence of Col. J. VI. Putnam
of this place, soon after rallied enough
to ride to Ludlow. We now learn Of
ms death in that place on Saturday a.
ternoon at about six o'clock. His disease
was consumption, and he has been
great sufferer for a long period lie
was a very estimable gentleman. and 1'
loss viii be deeply felt by his bereaTe-
mother and sister, and a large circle OF
relatives and friends.
1t Is positively asserted that or,
viii be running ON the New York All
Canada railroad. from Whitehall to P5H
Henry, by the first day of Decem5-
next. Over one hundred laborer 81
rived on Friday. from New York TO ali
to the force already At work upon Il
road.
We viii state, for the benefit Of lie
Globule concern, that the copy Of tie
weekly Daily, of Saturday, July i9ll
was sent into the HERALD office Dy
business man of Rutland, who sent Us
word that it was left at his door. and we
have no reason to doubt his statement
An exchange says:
We learn that the corporation Of Nh
dlcbury College conferred the honorary
d.gYeg Of Doctor of Divinity on l.eT;
Eeman Rood. of Hanover, y. d., aaa
Rev. Hiram B8Tnum. missionary 10
Turkey. The degrees however. Were
not publicly announced. we believe a'
commencement.
These degrees were publicly a;in9'!a'-
ed, and if the clod hopper who, Pfoo--
bly,, was present and wrote the above
paragraph, had known that the al
nouncements Of all degrees at that con-
mencemnct, We're in Latin, OF when -5
did not understand a word, he ml=-'
have been saved the trouble and Alll-l--
alton of writing the last two lines oil BIS
item.
The Green Mountain House, q.
Clarendon SPRINGS. is getting its full
share of patronage under its new man,
agelne2t. There are many arrivals ba'
10 Departures. The fact is Mr.. Pierce
makes tie L.slc and everything about
the house. so attraciice, thar when -'aslS
are once there they are located i'' l1'
season. Mr.. Styles IS making arTan5a-
ments to build an addition TO the hoaS5
next spring. This addition viii le
about 50 feet long by 40 wide, and three
stories. He also proposes TO build a hg"
and first-class barn for the aecoTnnoas
ton of a livery, and the horses -
the guests.
The girl Of the period docs not COZ
descend to notice trifes. One o. 'H-'
variety had occasion to write to her n-o-
ther. She added in postscript, "t.es'J
direct your letter to Mrs. John Smith,
am married. Short, if not sweet.
a Gl66e writer ostentatiousiy pa
rades the names of Fielding, SnoL.e'L'
Swift and other eminent lights N LIZ
fish literature, with the very mls'aAs,,
idea that people viii take him TO be wen
read in consequence. But the falsehss'
of the position he quotes these authoi.'
ties to sustain shows his non-acqui.lH'-
ance with the works alluded TO. F~
thermore we. must believe that the .'el!
biological sense of propriety" OF u.
writer referred TO could not be so easL-i
disturbed by a reference to the tern
'.bilk" in its present use (and otherWi;S
it is virtually obsolete, unless it reminas
him of the fact that he has "been there
CLARENDON SPRISes. d. writes
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