Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30
out of Town Notes.
NEW HAVEN.

| Prof. Trip lectured in the town hall
to small audience, ON Friday and Sat
urdaY evenings.
/ -On "Wednesday last the remains OF |
Mrs. Byron nanson were brought from
| Illinois ana inferred in our cemetery.
Mira Munson was the daughter of Ira |
| Ward, of this town, and one of ten chill
dren, all of whom have children Of their
own. The desfh Of Mrs. Munson is the |
1 first that has occurred in the family
/ MIR. Phelps Nash has just returned
/ from Westport,. N. Y, with As head of |
/ young cattle. He purposes TO feed tseln
this winter. ....i.... s.....s
The peouniary affairs of Mr Cor
! nelius Abernathy, for son,e tune nave
been little shaky. s|sst an ihves1ga- I
/ tion bis ereditnrs Sdink they can IT asize
from th:riy ~ forty cents on the dol
The church: is completed and the
sale of pews will take place on Tuesday
next at 10 a.. I,.i..' r - n. =.
Nov, %; Il =. :. ::::-...:.9.t
!. In the trial of Rirs.a, poolittle. ard |
Ellen a. f.aoru. for child murder, Whlcb
ended last evening, the jury, after ne
ing out iotyer five. hours. brought IN q yer
,ass ,sf, a. IN f.,. a1 g
TEe.e sge gsve Dooiittie q seaseSsesh m
% Years st hard labor in the NJ prs sth. IN
on. Lewis w. Clarke, coi,so III sa. s.iSs Va
prisoner, Is allowed uss{E'Ie senona az
Tuesday In Decembe. 70 me exceptions -
for new trial, bae the general opinion f
IS that the exceptions~h not ne sgs
tanned, The court etoarnea, uhti tse | ;,
second Tuesday of 3rnasry, ls43..fl III
The fret snowof the season in this 81
9ity fell lasteFenfg ~ su
The authorTes Of the city are put
ing in sewers in accordance with a I'D
1ote of the nty ST the recent meeting us
called for me purpose of consideIing 50
he mstter -. ...sit1 81; y. p. =.
Ncs. 3. "a
CLARENDON. g
saw by the report in the papers last la
week of the number of votes each town IA
ave for electors, that Clarendon and DC
were somewhat mixed. The
eport said Clarendon gave liz for az
Iayes and IS for Tilden. | presume he
hat was Chittenden's vote. Clarendon NJ
ave 1877 for Hayes and 20 for Tilden. W
We want our town to stand right on the hi
ecord. NJ
One of your Rutland oyster pedlers W
q passing through our town last week "a
eft his team in the road in front of q n
ouse without hitching it. The result ia
Tas, his oysters and crackers were flung
ut on the ground, his wagon demolish-
d and his horse ran away.
Rev. A. D. Barber and family now
eside in Wsllingford. br
Our new minister, Rev. Mr.. Morss,
nd family now occupy our parsonage,
nd he has commenced his years engage &C
1ent. He is an earnest, ready spe aker, al
nd uses his manuscript but very lit vi
lie. He seems to be the right man la
be right place and will draw in full :,
ouse. -
MIR. Cobb of Putney is teaching a ~
cry successful singing school on the
outh Flats. He seems to understand th
Is business aud gives good satisfaction. w
he committee, Charley Powers and 81
HARLAN Weeks, are entitled to much
redit for their energy and perseverance :,
a getting up this singing school and u
aking so deep an interest in having it 1e
rove a success.
There seems to be move in wool
gain. A wool buyer was in town last CO
week offering 80 cents pound. l did til
Iot hear of any sales. at
Miss Fannie Townsley, the well la
,nown revivalist, will begin series OF ca
neetings In the Congregational church
N Saturday at Q p. m. 1t is intended
hat the meetings shall be continued W
week, with two services each day. by
Nov. %. w. 5. w. hi
MIDDLRBURY. -
1t is now automatically denied that
teV. George N. Weber, pastor of the n,
lrst Presbyterian church of Troy, N. ~
l., will resume his old position as SEN "
or professor in Middlebury College. II
The women of the Methodist Socie- :,
y have just furnished the managers of 81
he New York Five Points Mission a
arge amount of bedding and clothing T
or those under the MISSIONS charge. o,
The Middlebury Grange of the Pat a
ons OF Husbandry meet once in every al
month on matters of business and for So ia
,ial recreation.
MIR. Harry Moore died on Saturday
light from the effects of the burns pl
which he received at the burning of his o'
Darn some days Since He suffered great | b.
agony from the time OF the burning I'M II
il his death. Mr.. Moore was quite an tc
I'D man, and had been for many years u,
connected with the United States postal in
service.
There is to be test case at the APP ;,
term OF the Addison county =
court. Mr.. Byron Flemmipg has brought O.
/ suit for damages against Benjamin n
w ales, q drug clerk, for selling him pull Of
verified opium instead of pulyerized rhu- Y
barb, by means of which Mr.. Flem- O