Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-08-28

man Of sixtv-eight wears, knocking him |
down and breaking his leg. He was con-
yeyed to his house, in Weybridge, ana
taken care of.
"A large party Of the visitors soiourn=
inc at the Addison House went on.a ride |
to Snake Mountain the 18th inst, to en- |
low one of the most splendid views in
this part of the country from the sum
nit of that mountain. Mine host, OAR
win Rider, ESQ, rugged up q double
WAGON with a .hay-rack, well. filed with
haT' and on this the young gentlemen
and ladies from the city took their ride,
while Darwin handled the relns OF the
four horses with skill and success. The 4
marty arrived at the mountain top. and
had only time to have d good sight at the
scenery, when the rain commenced to.
fan and compelled them to beat hasty
retreat. But the girls and young men
cared not for the rain. This was rather
a DELIGHTFUL episode in their experience,
and with rIee in their hearts and songs
they came home with spirits as buoyant
and kappy as could be desired. Un-
d0ubtediY the trip will lie by them long
remembered as one of pleasure, and the
Young ladies will tell it to their city
friends with great zest and relish, upon
their return home Such rides will give
these Young ladies red cheeks, sparkling
| ewes and cheerful hearts, making them
| better GIRLS. better women, and better
3ofgss. Three cheers, then, for the young
| ladies from the cities, as they visit our
villages and enjoy our country rides on
| bay-racks filled wi h new hay, gaze on
our fine scenery, buffet the storms, grow
healthy and hearty, happy and good
| MAY their shadows never grow less.
Mr.. Frank Lucca is making prepare
tions to build new house just north OF
our county jail. Mr.. David Piper is also
putting up a new house near the resi-
dence of Miss Emily Starr. ....E...
Mrs. Eunice Carpenter, an aged
lady of IS years, died last Friday. She
resided on the road to East Middlebury.
/ She was an ,estimable Christian woman,
ard much respected and beloved by our
entire Town. ..." ID.
Mr.. Shevilie, the Eastern tourist,
gave to the Masonic Lodge in our place,
last Saturday evening, very interest
ing lecture of his trip to Jerusalem and
the HOLY Land. The lecture was full
of instruction and was listened to with
GREAT interest. He showed fine oollec-
ton of Eastern cuTiosities that to
Masons were full of interest and very
significant in their teachings. Mr.,
Sheville is a gentleman of fine taste, a
good scholar. and thoroughly veTsed in
the science of Masonry. His appearance
| among the Masonic fraternity IN our
State cannot fail of awakening deep
interest among Masons and contribute
largely to the efficiency and success OF
the institution. CANDoR.
The Rev. Dr. Cushman, OF Man
chester, will preach Sabbath afternoon
Aug. 81, in the absence of Mr.. Wright
Robert Neil is increasing his shoe
making business, and has taken his sol
in with him. ........
We now have an artist in town Wit
is doing some fine work.
MIR. Vance is plying vigorous peacl
trade.
S. L. Griffith owns 10000 acres o
land in Mt. Tabor.
Mr.. Nichols and Austin S. Baker hav
quite number of city boarders.
, oAsTLEToN.
Our entertainments last week wer
first, superb Sabbath School concert
| Sunday evening, at the brick church
) The exercises were pleasing and hight
: gratifying to a large, intelligent and ap
6reciatiye congregation. They were pre-
sided over most admirably by the ney
e Superintendent, Mr. A, L. Kellogg, an
: were listened to and witnessed with &C
e miration by numerous members of othe
Sabbath schools in town, and sewers
. from out of town, of whom came MI
and Mrs. Arnold, from st. Louis, Nh
i and Mrs. Wright, of Williston Seminary
Mass. Rev. E. p. Hooker and wife an
q Prof. E. II. Higley and wife, Middle
: bury. Rev. G. F. Hunting and wife, G
Wisconsin, Mrs Armsby and Mrs. Ran
, sew. of Albany, n. Z, Mrs. Ellenwoo
, and daughter, of Saratoga, with others
/ from New Y ork and New Haven, Com
The whole was enliYened with the sing
inc of precious Sabbath school songs
selected from the charming music boo
s entitled 'sPure Gold" Entertainer
= No. 3 was of bell-ringing music an
/ mirth in abundance. Monday evening
i, at Town Hall, a small audience We
? largely shook up with laughter at til
e comical sayings and doings of john
Prindle, in his inimtable Dutch, Iris
and negro characters. No. 3 was til
meeting of the County Union, Tuesda
morning and afternoon, at Good Ten
plars' Hall, in Loveland's Block. Son
o half dozen lodges were represented, an
: the meeting was pleasant and profitab
: to all who were in attendance. No.
. was a lecturein Masonic Hall before lie
q Lodge, Tuesday evening. The lodg
. was fully represented at the lecture
They, one and all, pronounced it
!. valuable and instructive production, fin
y " delivered by the speaker, Mr.. Sheriff.
y Fifth, Wednesday evening occurred IL
!, regular meeting of the Corban Societ,
the pleasant dwelling on Seminary sire,
Z in which it was held was Brilliant
q illuminated, besides being generousl
and gracefully supplied with flor
. decorations that were much admired an
: complimented by the members of the 81
' cietv. Sixth, on Thursday came off
z picnic by most of the inhabitants,
4 what is known as North Britain and
part of the town of Hubardton adjoil
J ing, on the shores of Lake Bomoseel
: they passed through Main street, on the
70 way. in the morning, returning at nigh
l. having enjoyed the day hugely. Frida
), we were presented with an immen:
e boquet tastefully arranged by the il
telligent professional gardner, alluded
o in our notes last week, from flower
:, plucked from the garden he works an
It worships, and over which we look wit
n wonder and admiration from day to da,
{ 4 It has been and is still on exhibition
Il our parlor, directly opposite of Il
4 grounds over which he presides with s
a much pride and care. .o 3s 1l
It I'm my report last week of7ctl
d churches, schools, professions and occl
d pations of this village, | should ,,hay
% mentioned one tin and stove. establish
,l4sment, one man of all trades and werl
III and two or three gin mills in place &
;, grist mills, as the compositor made
e read.