Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-15
Out of Town Notes.
CHESTER.

Darius d. Williams has sold one I'M
divided half of his home farm to Arthur
Williams for 81, 900.
Alexandra D. Hawks, of Boston, has
purchased of George W. Stoodley
portion of the Elijah Marshall farm, for
$1,000.
Lewis Bemis has sold his farm to
Ozias King, of Athol, Massachusetts,,
for So, 000
B. II. Spaulding, of Cavendish, has
purchased the Jesse d. HealG farm, of
Eliza J. Piper, for $4,000.
John l.. Pierce, of South Londonder-
ry, has purchased one-half of the real
estate owned by DR.. VIM. f. Eddy, on
Depot street, for SO, 800.
Ii. II. Ingraham has sold dwelling
house on Barrett street, to Scwall j.
Muzzy, for ST, 450.
"A. D. Fletcher, having recently re-
turned from the city markets, is now
prepared to furnish the public with new
and fashionable clothing. I" Dels es-
Enlistment, as is pretty well known is
one of the most enterprising in this vi
cinity, and its garments have long passed
current in the best dressed circles The
fresh stock of goods is commendable for
variety, beauty and excellence. Some
of the STYLES are extremely nice and tax
ing, and will doubtless very soon figure
in our streets and at the various gather
ings of gentlemen 9 Del has the en-
We'd reputation of fitting garments i'll the
most skillful manner, and III so dong,
adapts the garment to the individual
| The prices at this place are extremely
Feas )nable. Young men, and old ones,
too-those who believe in good looks
should pay visit to Del They will
not fail to be pleased.
AT the annual communication of
/ Olive Branch Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. NJ,
/ h Id May Sth, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Rev: A.
| B. Flanders, w. NJ. George A. Hall,
S. w; E. f. Barney, }. W; F. ?. Ma
/ ther, Secretary; Geo. w. Hadley, Treas
urer: d. w. Davis, 5. D.. j. Edison, j.
D.; r. Cobleigh, n: L; Peltier, Stew
ards; j O. Miller, Tyler; A A. Put
| nam. Marshal. NlDEX.
AT the examination of school teach
ers on the 18th and Goth of April, three
j, persons failed of coming up to the re-
quirements of the law, and consequently
did not receive certificates.
F. w. Gomez has commenced his
labors for the season as ticket clerk on
the steamer Vermont on Lake Cham
plain.
EcAsrr rroN.
i was an error, two weeks ago, when
| reported that the Sanford House would
remain closed for another season. On
the contrary, it will be reOpened and oc-
cupied as formerly by the proprietor, +;
Sanford, and his family. All are glad
to see signs of life again in and around
the old village landmark of a half cen
fury or more.
The principal officers OF the GOOD
Templars' Lodge, for this quarter, are
VIM. Bibbins. NJ. Langdon, ]. n. North
rop, H. Boughton, @. Sanford and w.
c. Langdon Delegates to the County
Union, at Rutland, May Goth: A. q.
w. Smith, j. n. Northrop and Nj. Lang
don. The Lodge numbers fifty-fouT
members. Nine were admitted last
quarter.
"A pleasant little presentation attall
took place at one of our parsonages last
, Wednesday afternoon. A handsome
presentation speech was read by the
donor. The recipient of the gift pro
poses to respond in writing in du'
! time.
A goodly nxmber of the friends ant
: former parishioners of Rev. W. /. Kos
= convened at the residence of J. t. Free
man, last Friday evening. Mr.. X. re
1 ceiyed few substantial presents, anon!
D which were a valuable gold watch, AM
D a silver pitcher, together with generou
/ contribution of greenhacks. 1t was
n pleasant reunion of former pastor an,
e people. Mr.. Ross supplies the pul
= pits of his denominations in Shorehan
t and Wells during the summer. Mrs
: Ross cOntemplates spending the sea
son in Kansas, for the benefit of he
health.
S -Barrows, at the Corners, is shipping
s any quantity of farming implement
! from his mandatory, in all direction
u through the country, this spring.
u Not long since man ninety year
> and forty days old, was walking abou
! and looking over our village, and calm
: on few friends. lie seemed to enjo
= himself. His first visit to Castleton wa
= more than eighty years ago
One day last week Barnham She
man trotted out colt that will be thre
: wears old in the middle of June, this
e weighs eleven hundred and forty-fiy
i POUNDS. D6IOTS H0 WAS t"O yCdio
u, u, age he weighed nine hundred pound
- He is as handsome a piece of horse fies
ass as you generally see.
~ The other day DIR. Sanford tote
Il, into our place of business white birc
:. tree that measured three-fourths of
of inch through at the butt, and was thru
i'd feet in length The doctor captured IL
st tree on his travels and claims 1T to be
er curiosity.
e- -Ninety-one transient guests we
re- registered at the Bomoseen last wee
he The attractions of mine host Collins a
us growing from week TO week. B. W. B.
4o MIDDLEBURY
ng i am informed by Mr.. Cassld
d. mail carrier from this place to Hanc0c
ry that the snow on the 9th inst, in t
nd road over the mountain was over thr
in feet deep 1t was with great Difficult
ar that he was enabled, on horseback,
get the mail to II. For miles he "
ris compelled to go on foot leading