The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03
Che Rutland Daily Globe.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1874


Benson.
Mr.. John W. Dorsey has bargaiDed the
sale OF his interest In the stove and tin bus
mess extensively conducted by him for
many years. and is mixing rapid prepare
tons for leaving town. Mr. Dorsey is an
active, energetic man, interested in every
good word and WORK, bold and out-spOken
in defence of truth; unsparing in his efforts
to push forward every enterprise that pro-
misses good to himself or Others. The Con-
gregalional church will lose in him one of
It's most faithful workers and all classes in
this community will miss the Influence
which emanates from true working man.
The loss Of Mr.. Dorsey and family will be
keenly felt by all who have ali interest in
the welfare Of the town and they will car.
ry to their new home wherever it " be =
fervent God bless you from mlny hearts
Rev. II. NJ. Holmes and family have Leer
tummoned to Princeton, Mass, to attend
she dying bed of Prof. Scion Wilder, an
only and dearly loved brother OF Mrs.
Holmes.
AT the annual school meeting for the
election of officers, for center district, the
following were chosen
+. w. Walker.................... Committee
Dan. lgglns.............. Treasurer
Patsey Onahuc....................... Collector
VIII. observation-disclosures. Clerk
WILLARD 7. HYDE
Willard T. IIyAe, Esq, whose death was
noticed in the GLOBE few weeks since,
was native Of Benson, and in the autumn
of 1871 he returned to pay a brief visit to
the home of his chidhood and the grave
of his mother, recalling the hallowed asso-
Citations of the past and renewing, with
much interest, the friendship of his carl
as well as the wide circle of friends who
remember his father aud mother with af-
lection, will he interested in the subjoned
extracts taken from the Rockford journal,
under the head of brief but honorable
record"
"That life Is long which answers llte's great
end"
We published, few days since, notice
of the death Of Willard Il. Hyde, Esq
of Rock ford. son of Rev. Azariah Hyde.
of this city. We refer to his early death
again, as an eminent example, worthy OF
imitation, of the good name and affection
ate remembrance that all Our young men
should strive to secure for themselves,
whatever may be the length of their lives.
We extract II few paragraphs from vol
unlary testimonials published in the pa
pers of the city where he lived. Says The
editor of the Rockford JOurnal:
"Probably the death OF no other Young man
in tuis community would have blighted such
fair prospects, disappointed such confident
hopes. or quenched such noble and tlreless am
bttl0n us the death OF this young and gifted
lawNe r. Though resident OF our city only
about four years, the qualities OF his mind and
character at once secured 10 him a large circle
OF trm and staunch friends, ani as his qualin.
cations for his chosen profession became speed.
lily recognized he was accorded an honorable
rauk IN the legal profession OF our city. lie
was q young man or irreproa chable C turactrT
and was known to his more Intimate friends as
a man OF religious sentiments and habits. lie
graduated In '6S or go from BelJit College; soon
after became principal OF the public school at
Bushnell, H., and e II or two later began the
study OF law with Messrs. Brown & Taylor, OF
! this city. In ISL he was married T. the el lest
/ NuuShlrl VI Miopn Wan TsaNli VI IAll, III, Dt
gan the practice OF law, and has for nearly q
year past nlled, with entire satisfaction to ali
the office or city attorney. Most OF the N en-
bers OF his family resids at Gdlesbur-, where
his father, COngrega ional clergyman, Is To-
Gated.
the following resolutions were ulani
mously adopted by the city council;
IN MEMORY OF WILLARD T. HYDE.
Alderman Perry rea the following resoiu
tons which were unanimously adopted:
WHtR sAs IL has pleased God o remove from
US our city Attorney, Willard /. Hyds, by death
therefore,
Resoiusd That in his death we have lost Il
faithful and competent o1lctr endturod 10 us
all by MS oiIlciai courtesy, nad his close and
Careful attention to his official duties.
Resolred, hat In his Il h, our ely has losI
one OF its most v.tlu bic cl liens, tnc legal Pr
fession and soci " an i'm jortant memoir unt
who has attached himself to all With whom 1t
has associated by tn AVAILABILITY OF his chdrac
ter and the purity OF his cunuu t.
HcSoired, That In this the hour OF her afiic
tlon, We tender TO his bereaved wife, who na,
lost one OF the klndeSt OF husLa ids, our deepest
sympathy, and In these, the sidlrst and dark
est days VI her liIr, we IAN &C mmcnd her TO tut
widows Col tlLt consolation which nothing
earthly gives or can d StrOy.
Resoired, That these resolutions he spreat
upon the records OF the city. and an engrlsseC
copy seat to the wife OF the deceased.