The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

beautiful cloth filling an order, and in adj
dition Il generous present of fancy cassi-
mere Of quality which does honor to
our home manufactures. Those who at
tended the State Fair at Burlington or
our County Fair, this fall, must have OBJ
served a superior lot of cloth samples en-
tered by f. Daniels. Well gentlemen,
we assure You the goods are equal to those
samples and that is good enough and
an order addressed to f. Daniels Esq,
North Fcrrisburgh, will be promptly at
tended to and will procure for you just
such articles as you call for We sent
by mail and are satisfied with the result
For the kind of cloths manufactured, see
advertisement
o q + officer, OF Lampson
Lodge No 10 at New Haven Mills
for the present quarter
Erasmus d Warner,Jr W G. T.
Sylvanus Thompson, W c.
Mrs Sarah Walker ". ' T
Mrs Abbie A Warner " 5
George G Walker, L y
Seneca Summer W I
Frank Mills, W n e
Milo Moore, W F s
Dell Corey, W l. q
Miss Loisa Goodro k H. :
Mrs Rachael Dewey, l. II :
On informant adds
We are sustaining ourselves nobly
The cause Of Temperance is progressing.
The present argues well for the future.
INSTALLATION II NERGENNEs.-ln ac-
cordance with letters missiyc from the
Congregational church and Society in
Nergennes Council convened at that
place on Thursday, for the purpose of in
stalling Rev. Mr.. Bogue pastor Of that
church The council met at 10 - A,
VI , and organized by the election of Rev.
! II. +. Leayitt of Middlebury Moderator,
and Rev. A b. Lyon of Bristol, Scribe.
The Council then proceeded to the exam
nation of the candidate which proved
highly satisfactory. After making an
nouncement of the afternoon services the
council adjourned for dinner
The services commenced III the after
noon with the Introductory prayer by
Rev j 9paulding Of Dover, y II Then
followed reading of the scripture by Rev.
H. F. Leayitt and singing by the choir
The sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.
SpNulding After another singing ser.
vice Rev Mr. Lcavtt offered the install
ing prayer The charge to the pastor
elect was given By Rev. DR.. Bogue o.
Buffalo, y. Y, father of the candidate
Right hand of fellowship extended by
Rev. \. b. Lyon of Bristol, and The
charge to the people was given by Rev
c. B. Hubert of New Haven. The choi
then sung a voluntary and welcome which
was beautiful and appropriate. All thu
services were very interesting and i'm
pressive. Mr., Bogue gives very favor
able impression and his advent into on
county is regarded as a valuable aces
sion.
HiouLY COMPLIMENTARY. The follow
} ing account ofan interesting presentation
, ceremony during the closing hours of tn
, late session of the Legislature was crowd
ed out last week, but does not lose inter
, est with time and We give il now.
2 As Hon. George W. Grandey, tn
. Speaker, was leaving the Chair at re
. CESS Mr.. Garfield Of Arlington, met hir
0 in front of the Clerk desk and presente
g him beautiful gold watch costing abou
s250] as follows
HoNoREp SIR The office ofSpeaker
any deliberative assembly is always one
great responsibility especially so of
8 Legislative body 1t requires in the pc
son filling ii a high sense Of justice, aeu
discrimination, a keen perception Thol
b qualifications you eminently posses
d This has often been testified TO by Il
{, people in your election to the office
this and preceding years But as mo
material testimonial Of the value Of yol
: services ef your kindness, courtesy al
- gentlemanly bearing 10 all than me
- vote Of thanks, | am made the honor
instrument of presenting to you this wat
lg in behalf Of the members of the House
Mt Representatives, and your other irien
ii outside of this body. Receive it, sir,
~ a token also Of our kindly feelings towar
you.
i To which Mr., Grandey very feeling
% replied, as follows:
e 1t might well be supposed that shot
:, not be found in much Of mood for co
~ plant at this moment yet do compl;
Il, because the gentlemen concerned in Il
business have not given me hint Of wi
they were about. Taken thus complet,
lie by surprised without the iaintest sus
he cion of the object of this recess or Of wi
Ir. was in store for me, find myself who
is without words in which 10 express
be emotions High as is the the intrin
ng value of this tasteful and generous &
its greatest value for me will be in tina
was an expression Of the confidence,
az esteem, the afieetionate brothcrly feel
u of the members of this body, and Of
a -" other kind friends who had joined in t
%. or expression, | shall keep it as one of
ny most precious treasures in my possessi
'as but shall prize far more and carry to
grave the remembrance Of this occas
and the grateful recollection Of the fre
I'm ships which prompted it. As the tn
re. symbolized is higher than the symbol
ob. the messages which this gift convey to
er. are ofmuch more worth than its substa
nas though both were golden. thank !
am one and all, again and again, and 81
rly ever cherish the sincerest gratitude
the heartiest friendship for all.