The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-02
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD.


"A Missionary collection was taken
up in the Methodist church, in this VII
lage, Sunday last, amounting to SloO.
The Rev. G. Graves, of this village
was. some time since, invited to become
Rector of Zion church, Manchester, VT,
at salary of $1,000, on and after Easter
next, or about April LIST.
Attention is called 90 the adver'
tisement of the Addison County rem
nerance Society. We hope the several
towns in the county will be fully repre-.
sented, at this meeting, and that al
who have the Temperance cause al
heart will make it their business to be
present
The funeral services Of Mr.. Lucirs
Barrows will be held at the residence OF
the family, to-day, at1l O'Clock Z. NJ
Leo Miller will lecture on the
"Facts and Philosophy of Spir'tuai-
isn, ~ at the Court House, in this vii
lage. next Thursday and F.iday even
ings, and Sunday forenoon and after
noon. Seats free.
The meeting Of the Juvenile Tenn
perance Army, in the Methodist church,
on Sunday evening, YVES en- interesting
and instruct. We occas Oh. DIR. Kitchel !,
Prof. Weber end others, cddressedthe
meeting in a few welltimed rem2rEs
The pledge was circulated at the close
of the meeting, and 6S names We're ed
ded thereto. The next meeting of the
Army occurs on the last Sunday even
ing i'll February,
--Westen, the pedestrian, arrived in
this village on ia urday eTenirg, at
$3.50. He entered the vi "ge ut n b-isl
mace but it was evident to all who
saw him that it cost him an eho Z,
and he could not conceal the let that
he was really tired out. He is some
what behind time, but this may be
accounted for by the bed condition Of
the roads and slight injury which ne
sustained in crossing the mountains.
He is on his way ftom Bangor, Maine
to st. Paul, Minnesota, and back to
Chicago, by a zig-zag route, to make
5000 miles within 100 consecutive days.
Sundays excepted. He is accompan-
led by Geo. II. Warren, his trainej ;
Dan Palmer, agent; G. Morey, y. y
Tribune f. Salmon, Field and Fatm:
and Hiram Totten, Driver. He was
dressed in military suit, with
tight-iitting breeches, and Il belt tight
ly clasped about his waist. lie Stayed
here over Sunday, and attended ser
vice at the Congregational church. He
left at o'clock Monday morning.
10. G.. 1.-The officers of Mount
Ncbo Lodge, No. 50 ! Q. G. T., ofNlid-
dlebury, for the quarter ending May
LIST, 1869, are as follows:
Lyman f. Knapp, w. c. r.
Mrs. w. c. Langworthy, w. V. T.
Miss Lizzie Robbins, W. ),
Jas. NJ. Slade, Jr., w. +. :.
w. G, Langworthy, W. T.
John NJ. Campbell, w. VI.
Miss Lottie Davenport, w. /. G.
Chas. Williamson, w. o. G.
j. Cobb, p. w. c. r.
G. Cady, w. c.
Miss Mary Rowley, w, ID. NJ.
w. b. Wines, w. a. 5.
Mrs. l.. $. Walker, w. r. II. 5.
Miss Matte Rowley. w. l.. ii. s.
Eugene f, Wright, Lodge Deputy.
Members in good standing, 1Oj.
The Lodge is in very fiourishin2
condition, and is steadily increasing il
numbers and influence.
The officers of Cold Spring Lodge
No. 81 l. o. G.. r., of East Middlcbury
for the ensuing quarter, are:
l.. c, Bush, w, c. Il.
Mrs. Onissa j Gilman, w. V. II.
James p. Nancy, w. 5.
l.. l.. Lawrence, w. +. :.
V. r. f. Wright, w. T.
Austin Peck, w. NJ.
Sophia E. Adams, w. /. q.
Charles NJ. Johnson, w. o. G,
A. p. Upper, p, w. c. r.
Mrs. A. p. Topper, w. c.
Miss Ella Olmstead, WD NJ
Miss Lucy Gilman, w. A =.
Miss e. Wright, w. l.. II. S.
A. p. Topper, Lodge Deputy.