The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-13

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which the sale of tickets will commenc :,
and thus fair chance given to all.
Addison County.
Quarterly meeting at Leicester, on
tho 18th inst
The Congregational church in Sais-
bury was organized February Stb, 1904.
Judge j. w. Strong, of West Adli-
son, had paralytic shock, and pros ira
ton, recently, and is quite feeble.
The Vcrgennes National Bank has
declared scmi.annual dividend of 5 per
cent.
-MrAmmi GIufbult, of Cornwall, y ;as
recently taken to the Insane Asylu m,
at Battlcboro.
The ladies of the Episcopal parish
at Nergennes, held a Strawberry Fest val
on the LIST inst, for tAe benefit of the L ar
sonage fund and they realized Sl2G.
The Campmeeting for the BurIinc ton
District will be held near the old grou nds
in New Haven beginning on the 18Th of
September next.
Seven swarms of bees belonging to
Mr. NJ, S. Boits, of Weybridgn, hAve
almost quadruplcd their number the pres
ent season. There are now twenty seven
swarm7,
Mr.. William G. Wilson. of Shnre>
ham, showed cur special reporter, last
week, a garden strawberry which measured
five inches in circumference.
There were admitted 10 the Conere-
gatonal churches in Addison County in
1865, by profession 1874, by letter, A.
225.
The edllce OF the Episcopal church
at Ncrgennes is valued at $1,000. Five
hundred dollars have been recently expen.
ded upon it IN repairs.
The Congregational Church. at
Shoreham, was broken into the night
of the 81 inst, and the Communion set
belonging the Society, stolen, IT. value
was $50.
The Methodist Church, in Wey.
bridge, reorganized their Sabbath School
recently, with the following off GERS -
Superintendent, J. A. Fadden, A ssistant.
c. f. Wright Librarian, Socrc iary and
Treasurer, n, Z. Parkill.
Mr.. Arson p Beaman, frmelly o.
New Haven, died n few weeks n 90 in Bur.
lington, and in his will, left to the Acad.
omy III the town of New Haven, the sun
Of 50 900 upon the condition that the in
habiiani- Of the town raise a like amount
The superintendent: of schools in Or
well reports tc the Board of Education
that in comparing the statistics of The
last school year with those Of the ycai
preceding. am happy to say can see
marked Improvement in many points es
sontal to n healthy condition Of orr com
mon schools.
Mr. EplroR, In last weeks RcIiste,
see it stated that the accident at Por
Henry, had resulted fatally to Rev. Mr.
Ransom ms well as wife. Ills MANY friend
will be glad TO learn that such is not the
case BY gentleman directly from there
a day or too ago, | am informed that he
is not only still living, bit that ne is steadily
improving with a fair prospect of ultimate
recovery. NJ.
SUDDEN DEArI-AIrs. Sally Hobbs
formerly of Chester, lately of Rutland
died suddenly at the house of Mr.. Briltel
Of Weybridge, where she was visiting, OF
Friday afternoon. She had been wash
ing, apparently ms well az usual, wheI
suddenly she fell, and never spoke an in
telliGible word afterwards, dying in tw,
hours. The physician was unable to as
sign cause. She was about GO yerrs o
age.
The New Haven Campmeeting As
socialon, consisting of members of the Nj
f. Society in the burlington District, in
corporated by the Vermont Legislature
last fall, has purchased fine Campmeetn!
grounds of Seth Langdon Esq, of New
. Haven. The purchase consists of fv
acres, in fine grove, near the railroad, cas-
: of access, dry, and has on il spring c
, excellent water. Cost $1,000, We be
, lieve the ground has formerly been use
for the purposes to which it il now to /
devoted.
| RECENT ARRIVALS AT BREAD LoA
J INN:-Joshua Bates, Esq, Mrs. Luc
, Bates, Master Frank C. Bates, Boston
f.. j. Orner, Chicago; Mrs. Arthu
, Bot, Master Warner Bot, Albany; y
: p. Barbour, b. :. Beckwith and wifi,
, Mrs. J. a. Beckwith, Miss }. a. Becl
!, with, w. :. Goodrich, c. Ticknor an
wife, Mrs. j, w. Stewart, Prof Braincr
ami wife, c. G. Steele, =. Battell, Mi,
u dlcbury; Mrs. c. G.. Wainwright, TROY
e y. y; +. 4. wilkins, New York i
= NJ. Stiles, Rutland Mr.. and Mrs. |
G. Gilman and child, New Haven, CT
Miss Gilman, Norwich, CT. 4; Col. Cha
( Hamilton, wife, child, nurse, Mast,
. ter Ashley +, Hamilton, Master Jcron
- Nj. Hamilton, Dry Tortugas, Fla |
, w. Frost, Bridport David c. She
man, Ripton j, l.. Worth, Esq, Mr.
c j. l.. Worth, Miss Nina Worth, f. "
9 Worth, Esq, wife, family and nurs
70 New York.
= RIPToN, W.