Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13

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Nj. Walkers factory, Wbere he works |
at making wooden shades for windows.
He is intending to run four looms In his !
shade making this winter. MIR. 'B:E
makes a very nice article, for Which he
finds market in Boston. y 20 "a
Mr.. William Kenerson is driving 3
meat cart this fall for the accommoda-
ton of the Mendonites. sl.,l 49, SRI,
E Tile scarcity of money is affecting |
unfayorably a large number. OF laborers,
,inSthe employ of Ranger d Chatfee.
t.i5S MJDDIEBURY. 20
Mr.. Joshua Goodrich, died in our
village on the 9th instant, aged ~ years
He was the father of Mrs. Jehial Ford,
who resides in our village, and was en-
deared to his family and friends by ms
many good qualities of mind and heart. I
His funeral took place the 18th, Rev.
W. H. .Meeker officiating clergyman. !.
Miss Marian Stearns, amaiden lady
of over fifty years, died in our village
on the Cd inst She was a member OF
the Episcopal church; and evinced for
many years the character of an upright,
devoted Christian. She was buried on
the 4th instant, Rev. Ct. Graves othclat-
ing clergyman. - > ,y.-.. 50
Miss Laura Simmons, whose mother
| died some two years since, and who
| since that time has been residing with
! her brother at the west, has returned to
| this her native town,to spend the wluter
| with her friends. ,Jl.-, ST. q.
/ Mr. Horace Cushman our excellent
| ianitor for our graded school, has been
/ for week very i'll with the typhoid
| faver. Mr.. Cushnan is not only one OF
/ our best citizens. but in the position he
occupies as janitor, is very efficient. IN
| the di- charge of his duties, much to his
| own credit and that of the district. l
trust he may speedily recover from his
! Illness, and again be present at his post
of duty. ~, Fl ~ ss,l-. :
~ gymnasium has been organized in
our village in which our young men can
/ secure that kind of exercise which is go
necessary to the development of muscle
/ and strength. A large number of our
4 Young uaen belong to it. If conducted
upon right principles it will prove OF
/ great service, unquestionably. 1t can,
| however. be made the stepping-stone to
dissipation. But have no fears upon;
this point for the young men who have
/ organized it occupy, in the estimation
of our community, a very high and hon
! orable position, and will do nothing but
what will promote q, high tone of social
enjoyment, as well as physical develop
menf. ~, =. - CASDoR.
/ MIDDLRBURY, Nov, 10, 1878. -.75E
oAsPbETo6. nv.
"A. T. Gorham our poet musician
! and artist has recently taken some fine
specimens of outdoor photography, the
choicest of which is a view OF Main
street, on the north side from Northrops
building to the depot, and on the south
| side from Loveland's block to the same
point. Mr.. G.. excelis in al the new and
popular novelties ia the art of photo-
graphing. ,.. ..-ss -,..- e.
-Ye rehearsals preparatory for we Old
folks concert, which is to come off on
We evening of We 10Th of ye month OF
November, in We year of our Lord, 1873,
are progressing successfully. About
thirty singers and players will appear on
that evening in we full costume OF hun.
hundred years ago, and will sing and
play we music and words that were. sung
! and played in we year of our lord l773.
+ Silver wedding No. /, in Castleton,
y was at our house i; No. 3 was at the resi-.
dence of l.. b. Smith; tin wedding No,
took place at the dwelling of w. e.
Cruernsey-; No. 2 at the home of w, I'll.
Northrop, and wooden wedding No.
Z / took place at the dwelling OF John Gas
/ tie, last week, Monday night, at which
an abundance of presents were given,
i the cheapest of them. being wooden
ware. Other donations were. freely
given, aid freely received. OF the guests
]: present were four men with their wives
8. all sisters, two of them from Hampton,
one from Hydeyille, and one from this
I village. 1t was q jolly time for John
and his family as well as with the visit
J. oTs. - =. '-s, -.I.- .t-e-l. r-..- -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benedict, Mr.
!, and Mrs. W. FL. NorthTop, Mr.. and Mrs
! D.. L. Atwood of this place were hon
/ ored with invitations. and attended tht
: golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH
!, Adams, last Thursday evening, at thcil
: elegant residence in Fairhaven. They
] report it as having been golden OPP
3 p0rtunity TO them and about two hun
F dred more. -. s.. =. .-...s
f DIR. A G. w. Smith and wife re
Gently received painfal tidings of th'
: death eaused by railroad accident il
D / California of their grandson, Ezra Carr
: eldest son OF. Ezra s. Carr, NJ D., wht
, will be remembered as formerly tht
e able and eloquent lecturer on: Chemistr,
0 | in the Castletoh Medical College. Is.
8 Timothy Sheriden, the oldest of ou
!. foreign population, departed this lff
p last Wednesday, aged SO years. On
/ i and two horse teams, with from two 4
eight occupants in each, attended his re
! j mains from the Catholic Church to tn
e Catholic cemetery in West Rutland TO
). 4, interment. About twenty of Rutland
!. most costly livery outfits were IN th
4 procession, thus rendering it rather i'm
!. posing. yea. more. so than anything o
!. ! the kind we have witnessed iil Castletol
e for years. L-'..--l ....- =.
4 Emo Smith. apapil in the new mill
6 / tarY school at Rutland, youngest son o
g Mrs. H. =. Smith, spent the. Sabbath i
Y Castleton. He looks gallant in his. sui
+ of blue; ~. ..s-il. ~ 49, =
!. --Rey. AIdace Walker, d. D., preach
e ed two purely gospel sermons to Tia
{ 4 ongregationalists last Sunday mornin
~ and evening; He is about the only Oh
remaining of the old standard preacher
= of the COUNTY He has been heard her
y many times in the last thirty years. Hi
Is ministrations are always welcomed b.
d | THIS people. a-.l-t IS. b: ". 81
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e DEATH OF DARwIN NJ HULETT, 0
= WELLS. The friendsof Darwin NJ, Hi
lett, at Wells, received a telegram frcr
L Cheyenne On Saturday last not
Il flying them of his death at that place
!. He has for many months been i'll wit
3 consumption, and some few week sine
.. left his home in Wells for Colorado, wit
! a view of regaining his health by
,e change of climate. No arrangement
r are yet made for the funeral. Mr.. ii,
y lett was young man Of promise,
e Justice of the Peace in Poultney, an
: han hnll onraral. .tenrun G,ffinasl thnl,n