Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04

-. a. Horton has taken an agency
lof me victor sewing machine. 7
e., ,-oer community is unusually free
3 IRON sickness at this time 70
Nov. l. q " a.
J. R6PggT.
hupeft being exclusively an agri.
hab;.l ha: to"n, and her people of staid
habits, Interesting local news iten,o o.
necessarily rather meagre lr is o,,;,e
3 elncuit to manufacture local neyro viii
out pelng caught at it, 1t would bardlv
20 70 write up failure in business.
tnat would startle our whole commnnity
al once, for they all read the HKpaTn
somehow, and such thing as a failure
among our rural population is unknovn
70 any man under fifty years of age
me past summer has been a season of |
/ unusual dizziness. Nevertheless onr
| eown SHOWS many indications of thrift |
ana improvement. Silas Harwood has |
treated his dwelling to a new and sub
stantial covering. E!on Fonda boo
much improved his dwelling by the adj.
dillon of a piazza in front and 8 new
covering and painting. Chauncey Wooa.
ard has improved his dwelling by a new
covering TO the roof. Jas. L. Mccall
has made marked improvements In bis
place by the addition of another story
to bis horse, barn and wood house and
newly painting the entire building. He
has also built new wire fence fronting
bis place. But this is not al. More
anon. ~. ss-s.
Nov. l. -s.:.-.
-. s-~.....7 BRASDoS.
!: The monthly union service was he'll,
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
Kew. Mr. Hubert giving his lecture on !
Eaucation. 1t was a happy effort, aud
was listened 10 with profound attention
by a folt house II was highly crafty.
ing tot the frIends 20 education 10 listen !
to such sound and eomrnon sense views
trom one who has Just assumed the | !.
edocaticnal position in our VI
clHTy ho seems TO have laid down |
where all friends of education
can meet on common ground, whether 4
4dvocates Of classical or scientific train 1 u
Pg, namely. that all real mental disci. G
Pine tsast De acquired by hard and con- 4
ln1ec mental labor, which taxes the fe
)owefs OF the steadfast to the utter. VI
aost, The Gods have put sweat in the / a
pathway of excellence" There Is but FL
ne way TO increase our powers, and Ia
bat IS TO use them. Whatever Difficult hs
les we may overcome we are stronger al
0 conquer the next. Education in our q
chools is merely to lit us to acquire th
He said IL was mistake
suppose that q man could be educated ap
nly in oar schools. We have the Ct
reat university, Of nature, and The tui
9ung man ploWing among the hills of be
ermont may. be becoming educated Nc
.ster than the student of Yale. of
ood common sense can never be super to
'ded by diplomas. Mother wit is bet a q
than any college course. The plain, aft
unit question is now asked of 8 man tro
hat Is he2 What can he do 2-not int
ben he graduated or how many books | wo
has studied. The world takes men Ma
1t finds them, no matter how they got
me there, He did not mean to dispar VIII
g our schools, but the best school In es.
2 world was the school Of common ing
lse, and students can belong TO both | SUP
ldols atthe same time SON
Many a man comes out of college less pro
man than when he went in. The that
,aker denounced the prevailing de. inst
nd to make everything easy in edu. sam
ion, and thus to defeat the true object mer
education. Education is discipline Mot
discipline means hard work. 1856
e boasting process is the tremendous or
nder of our modern education. Ii
take the difficulties out of the paths | Illir
students is to PROSTATE the ladders by he /
ich they climb. He paid an eloquent and
'ute To the vocation of the teacher, whe
ch,. be said, was one which angels peol
srehaneels mIght envy. la any of the
. Ieotsteps they might touch springs has
! en- n Wouid LEI OF results that would | sine
, through all eternity He had him he !
tsssssea thro,apii Yearly oil t.l,.eee % las-
ool for 80 month-2e days for a mis-
nth--and, by the terms of his engage sue
nt, swept the school house and built hi@
fires. President Hubert has made era
y favorable impression upon our citi- cei'
$ as an able, eminent and practical seen
a, TX" iioI
wALLlSGFoRD. amt
Ir. John J. Gomez has opened a first .. nay
IS barber shop, in the rear of Cha onT
s drug store, in this place. This is ~ =, = :
institution which we have much W I"
ded, and we trust those in need of ,bo
artist will give him their my enG
ronage. Mr. Gomez also does hair .a pota
k of all kinds Ia tirst-clsss manner 49, 49,
at reasonable prices. inen
The Wallingford Library Associa- rebu
gave sociable at the residence of som,
J. Waldo last evening. villa
ct. 2S. .....-. .... s. B. S. Iy d
ERLLOWs FALLS. was
he St. Charles Catholic Fair at Bel an ol
; Falls, which closed this week, was =
sual a grand success, the receipts struc
three nights being about 81 900. CaVe
vote for the silver tea set was as hons'
,ws: Mrs Cnas. Towns, 229. Mrs. mil;
o. Gould, 164 For the silver ice week
4. q Fisher, 500; II. II. Davis, or p
The leather medal for the homeliest Gays.
in Bellows Falls WAS awarded to TWEEN
y McCarty, brakeman on the casn'
hire railroad, he receiving SO votes lots
Jack Pierce getting 40 votes. The ano'
ent for the faVorite young lady was man.
0 to Miss Elnora Diggins by large over
e. ID. NJ. Just
t. %. fathe
busin
CROWN POINT OENTEk. doubt
le ladies' festival for the benefit of dish,
new organ, held at the Methodist New
ch, last week, was a success the ter.
pts being about $50.
Mr.. Z. w. Shermans residence was
-oyed last week, the loss being A