Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-10

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There was an informal meeting at the American
House last evening at which addresses were made
by the grand lecturer and others The dining
room was well filed and il proved to be a very
pleasant and instructive affair
In would cer,ain,v In n nrh,,c oa,o,,,;,,, -, No.
small magnitude IN have our n.,v s,o,o honso =,
correction at Rutland fail Of a&omnlishipo tho
good ends sought in its establishment. for any rea.
son: and more especially If such failure could
even partially be laid Mt the door of any class of
the law officers Of the state. And vet we hear it
rumored that certain members of the sheriff's de.
partment in several localities are attempting prac.
tees in the matter of commitments to this insti.
tuition which, II suffered to be carried ont, will
| amount to downright robbery of the state treas.
ury We refrain from going into particulars, lest
injustice might possibly be done; but II things
have been undertaken according to current reports
and they get by the eagle eyes of Governor Procto,
and our auditor of accounts, we shall sadly be
mistaken
Ir has become ouite common IN rid,cr,e ,od;os,
SAYING socie,;es connec,ed ,y;,h orr oh,roho,
rhore annoars to lao ono In c, toh,s,,r,, oo,,
nected with the soutb Congreoa,ional cb,rch
which deserves some,bira he,,or ,han snoar
and ,,o ,h;n,, .o,,o 81 ,bo so,,o co., 81, l..
fornd noaror ho,na lao ,,.I -. -, Al,
society above named showed ,ha, drr;na co.
wears the socetv has received mos,,, no he o,,,
earnings. about 80 700 or this amonn, 800 was
spent for carpote i'm tho church. sac h,r chairs,
1878 for piano. OF the remainder, 81 ,525 was de-
voted to benevolent work, viz: boxes valued at
81, to home missionaries; 500 in cash to the
same; Sl25 to freedmen; 500 to home charities
about 500 now in treasury The society arranges
for the sociables OF the church, districting the
parish for the purpose; also gives occasional en-
tertalnments, and looks after needy families. We
wish 1t another ten years oil successful work
EVER since the erection of Bethany church edi.
flee all efforts have failed to heat it sufficiently
for comfortable and healthfu occupancy during
the coolest winter weather, and the conclusion
had about been reached that it could not be done
by reason of the vast space overhead (some sixty
or seventy feet which must necessarily ali be
heated. But by the persistent and skllful effort.
of Mr.. j. V. Babcock, one of the prudential com.
mittee, the great desideratum seems to have been
| attained Rv the Introduction of a, additional