The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-28
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.


the meeting was adjourned until Monday,
March 5, at 10 A. NJ, at the same place.
PERSONAL. - On Monday morning,
sIlon. j. W. Stewart had his leg broken
bear the ankle by the up-cning OF a
sleigh in which he was riding.
REAL ESTATE ClNNGrs-A J. Sew
crancc has SOLD his dwelling house ON
Court Street, to Mrs Potter of Cornwall.
FIR $4,000.
Parker Cleavclanl has sold his dwell
1ng house To :. l.. nis,cll OF Nhorchum.
for $4,000
Mr. NJ Yale has bought LuiIliog lot
of O Severance. adjoining Mr.. ihcaard-
sons, and will build Immediately.
SHEEP SNlEs-C. y. Lane has sold
to J Chcrbino thirty yeariing ewes for
$1,000 Lane and Chsrbino have sold
their Lane Ram TO Martin Siu,-cr Of
Albion, y. Y, for $4,000.
Tho choir Of the Congregational So
cicty Of benson, will rive u concert in the
Church, for the benefit of the organ fund.
Thursday evening, March LIST. The
music will consist Of Anthems, Chorusas,
Duets and Songs. Also ancient harmony
revived for the old folks.
4. X. Converse has had charge oC
the burlington Female Seminary twenty
one years, has had under instruction 100
young ladies, ranging in are from l. t.
% years coming from u states, the Cam
sldas and Scotland
The Eeudgtoa Baoaer has just closed
its first quarter Of a century, during which
period the present Senior Editor and pro-
prietor, Nh Cook, has been most OF the
time connected with il, being next to Mr..
Walton the oldest mcmber Of the fratcr-
nifty in Vermont
Tho church at Weathcrsicid Bow,
which has hitherto maintained worship
only half the time, is now attempting to
maintain it all the time, and has raised
the necessary funds. Rev. Mr.. White,
a returned missionary, has been invited to
supply the pulpit.
--Wiihin the last year, fifteen of the
leading citizens of Wilmington have @ni-
ted with the Congl church, aud within
three years, the congregation has incrcas-
ed from eighty to one hundred and forty.
Rev Samuel c. Bartlett Of Chicago
has been elected president of the univer-
sity of Vermont and state agricultural
college at Burlington. AIR. Bartlett grad
uatcd at Dartmouth college in 1886, was
for a time settled over one Of the Ccngrc-
cational churches at Manchester, \. H.,
and is now one of the professors in the
Chicago theological school. lie is a man
Unmarked ability and will make II good
college president.
The 'Jcwelry man, has sold the
people Of st, Adams ard Bratitleboro re-
Gently.
- The Congrcaationali.t Church in
Ward,boro is badly afflicted. Last fall
'ney We'o '"p'' , NV .an amman tSn ;n;n', ,I,
Eia.n,. r,,,n,ly thew had Rev. Mr..
Spcllrr of lebanon. Nil, ;hre' Nlobath~,
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