Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25
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SWEET, and the rest of the family taking
up their residence in Fairhayen. K
March 10.
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AT the last regular communication of
Chapman Lodge No. SO, f. 81 A. M. the
following resolutions were passed in
memory of the late David II. Sabin:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Architect of the Universe, who doeth
all things well, in the administration of
his laws, to remove from our band of
brothers our Past Master and worthy
brother, David H. Sabin therefore,
Resotoed, That in the death of our
BROTHER Chapman Lodge and the frater-
nifty generally have lost worthy brother
and firm advocate one who stood by
us and our order in its darkest hours, and
in his death our order has sustained a
great loss.
Res0lUed, That while we mourn the
Oss of our brother, we will emulate his
virtues, remember his devotion and re-
spect his memory.
Res0l0ed, That we kindly and frater-
nally extend the sympathies of this
Lodge to his bereaved family and friends
ResOlDe6, That the Lodge rooms and
jewels be draped in mourning for the
space of three months and that the Sec
rotary be instructed to record these reso-
buttons, and send copy of the same to
the family of the deceased and to the
HERALD and Globe for publication.
..... Z. L. COBB, Com.
We are panied to learn of the serious
illness of Mr.. Alfred Hull, our veneer
able townsman. The Grange meeting
advertised to come off last Monday even
ing did not put in an MIR.
Isaac Stafford is about to take up his
residence In Salisbury - Mr.. Lyman
Batcheller left town last week for q
short soiourn. 1t costs q man fifteen
dollars III Walliugford to whip his wife,
that is if he is able to do it.-Capt. Nor
man w Johnson, our grand juror, is
quite busy nova days attending to our
quarrelsome citizens. One Of our most
worthy citizens recently received a pres
ent of $4,000 and still he is not happy.
Mrs Grape & Hulett have just stuck
up new sign in front OF their store. -
We regret to learn of the death of Mr..
Charles Miller of Rochester, n. y.
He was brother of IL. S. Miller Of this
place. MIR Seward j. Ainsworth re-
turned to day from business trip
Matrimonial shadows are fitting aronud
friend Seward - Invitations to sugar
parties are getting quite thick ia this
neiehb0rn0Gd Items OF good quality
are scarce and high IN this vicinity. and
our reporters look lean and hungry.
March 80. s. B. S.
FAIR HAVEN AND VICINITY.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Webster,
of Stockholm, St Lawrence county, n.
Y. to Miss Julia E. Phelps, daughter OF
Harrison Phelps, ESQ took place on
Tuesday evening last al the residence of
the brides father in Hampton, one of
the suburbs of Fair Haven, Rev. John
Goadby officiating, and MIR. L. H. Phelps
and Miss Hattie Rogers acting as gFOoms-
man and bridesmaid More than one
hundred persons were present, the larger
mart of whom were more or less nearly
relatives OF the bride Numerous
neat and valuable presentsswere given,
betOkening the friendly esteem
aud consideration OF many hearts, among
which might be named a dozen silver
knives from Uncle Alphonso Phelps,
beautiful plush rug from Aunt RhOda
Phelps, n silver castor from Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira E. Phelps AMI Mrs. Alvah Bar
tholomew, set Of silver spoons from
Mr.. and Mrs L. Phelps of Orwell,
table spread from Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus
Phelps, a cream spoon from Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Fl. Phelps, spread and ele-
CANT cOverlid or cradle quilt from Aunt
Mary Phelps of Ticonderoga, marked
"For Squa'ly Weather." silver tea pot
from Olney W Phelps, a silver spoon
holder, gold lined, from Mr.. Joseph
Adams, silver card-receiver from Mr..
E. H. Phelps, a set of spoons from Mr..
and Mrs j. IL Bosworth, a cake basket
from Levi E. Miller and MIR. and Mrs. j.
P. Hunt, splendid Bible from Mr. and
Mrs D. E. Atwood of Castleton, call
bell from Allyn E. Atwood, napkin
rings from Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Billings
of Brandon, silver forks from Maria
Peck aud Libbie White, delicate toilet
set from Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Green, a
large oil painting from Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Adams, sheet music, brackets and
card receiver from Mr.. and Mrs. DR. B.
Cotton, besides notices, tides, pin
cushions, hanging baskets, lamps. stereo-
copes, etc, etc, from old and young, too
numerous to mention, not emitting the
most useful; feather pillows from Mr..
aud Mrs Parker, the securing board
from Mr.. and Mrs Alphonso Bosworth,
and the silver dollar from near neigh
Dor. The newly married couple will To-
cate in st. Lawrence county, whittier
many good wishes will follow them.
March Is. y.