Source, Rutland Herald & Globe--Sat.Mar.29, 1883. WEST RUTLAND, Vt. The English and classical High school and the schools in district 21 will begin the spring term April 2, instead of March 26. S. E. Smith is building a large barn for J.H. Chapman to cost some $ 2000. It is rumored that J. E.Seamans has sold a portion of his farm to capitalists who will soon open a marble quarry. We have examined some specimens from this deposit, which look well for surface marble, and indicate that good marble will be reached with slight excavation. An item in the Herald and Globe intimates that West Rutland will soon have a bank. In a village of over 3000 inhabitants, and constantly increasing, there is a sure guarantee of success of such an enterprise. Our business men are greatly inconvenienced by having banks at such a distance.