The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-03
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.


Of State officers, 1868, Directory, Rules
and Manual, 1868, and the tenth Regis
,raton Report of Vermont, 1866,
Senior Flagg of the College purposes
to teach select school in this village
the coming winter, and Junior Wright
will teach the district school in Mum
ger Street.
The Middlobury College Il. Il. Club
whipped he Orwell Club lately in
game upon the grounds of the former, by
a score ofG7-to q. '-a-----.--------
Hon Samuel E. Cook, OF Weybridge,
has been appointed by the Governor,JudSe
of Probate for the District of Addison, to
fill the vacancy occasionod by the death
of Judge Tilden. lie is commissioned
from the first of December, until which
time the duties of the office will be per-
formed by the Register, Jed. 5. Bushnell.
"A. Wilcox has a variety Of the best
styles of parlor and cooking stoves, for
coal or wood, among which are those, as yet
unrivaled, extensively known as "Stew-
arts" Those contemplating the pnrchase
of stoves will do well TO call and examine
Mr. Wilcox's stock.
We regret-to learn that Mr.. ChaI.
+. Ford, son of Daniel Ford of this wiz
lage, died at st. Louis, Mo, on the 2Stl4
of October. The body of the deceased
is in charge of William Slade, en- Y"btc
to this place and its arrival is expected
to-day. Mr. Ford had extensive ac-
quaintancc in St. Louis, and large
circle of friends mourn his loss. Iic
was highly respected 10y all who knew
him as young man Of most excellent
character Well may the loss ofsuch o
man he lamtntvd. His are was IS years.
The Sunday morning fl nor, of -.
Stephens Church, M,liichury which j.
usually devoted to the salaries ul cole
rent cxpen.cs OF the Parish, sail, hr given
next Sunday, the S,h iu.i. 600 'n, t..d-e
Of missions within tay State sfNcim..t.
An ;n,o,o,oa in s,r,,l.,. .b. ,..,,.J 81,
destitute 'o"''@ u our '''''''' al CIV AGA
to contribute.
y. NJ. G CoNrENrloS,--'ihr Y.
Al G. Cnovan,,,r +, Il, h.lI j., .ti.,iI
49, %, 49,.
''Se " enhe''''' anu "'''''.9 '' ''''
week will be su'dei III 'Ar mann "} the
following programme.
WrnNr,pAy.-l0I2inIlI2u.m.
PRAYER Wcctino lo | - - IN
prayer and Coul,r,nce Nicotine 30
. 0rgan;zation. to3 II R,c,s----
Social Conversation 3ll lo334 De.
yotional Exercises 3 3.f,o4l2. Dis,
cussion Onas,iun-Whvl Rotation does
the Younn Mems Christian Associations
bear to the church & II to : y pm,
United Prayer IN re,p"h'' 10 Sp'clu re-
f"e'' - q ' ',;'"'.':. w. w. v 80
How mr., unrouycr,cl p.r.,,, tr IN
approached in regard to their soul. sal
Walton.
II NspN' ~ ", W IT, w. w. ,'N u u
10 to 1912. Devoted TO sabbath School
work, Opened by +. c. ~ hit, of Ben
nlnsion. lo - to H. pi-r9I'S'' hi
~ n n.l ii"" - 6 Imam ". - =
Work in the Church. ll-2to2 pm.
Prayer Meeting TO , u, Reports Of
the Churehes' ~ 10 L. discuss
;na, h. u,ola 80 ;,,o.os';a t" . ~ =.
i a. Subject not selected Gl2o :
p. m, Prayer Meeting. : to7 81, Essay
on temperance . ! to / a. Discus
carrv tS;s Count fnr Chr;,1 SIo, :"
Q. Devotional Exercises.
Addison County.
The splre OF the Cornwall Soldiers
Monument, passed through this place On
Tuesday, and the base on Thursday. 1t
is of granite from Barre, and, besides the
names of deceased soldiers, it has the in