The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-01
Addison County.

"A donation lot inc Denent OF new
c. Parker, at the residence of Mr.. George
Morgan in East Monkton, netted one
hundred and twenty dollars.
On Tuesday evening, last q very
interesting concert was held at the brick
church at Ferrisbugh Center, by theIchil-
dren connected with the M. E. Sunday
school.
Mr.. Oliver Hyde of West Salisbury
called on us last week to make his annual
payment for the Register, which he has
taken for thirty seven consecutive years.
and best of all he always paid in advance
The friends of Rev. M. Bond treat
ed themselves to an oyster supper, and
Mr.. B. to a liberal donation, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Parsons, last Fri
day evening. And they had good time,
of course.
The Burlington District Campmeet-
ing Association has purchased and added
slice of about FIVE acres to their Camp
meeting ground at New Haven, which
materially inn roves the lot for the pur-
poses to which it is to be devoted.
Prof. George N. Webber's Lecture
at Bridport on the 21st ult., was an oc-
casion Of great enjoyment to the people of
that town. Rev. DR.. Kitchel will deliver
lecture in Bridport on Thursday oven
ing of this week at 7 o'clock. Subject,
The true ideal Of successful life"
After five months Of waiting during
which time they have struggled incessant-
ly to have it otherwise, the Whitney Com.
pany at Bristol has at last completed its
acqueduct, and on Monday Of last week
started their factory up again.
FERRrsBuRoH.-The friends Of temper.
ance in Ferrisburgh Center are moving
for the establishment of q Lodge of Coco
Templars.
The Methodist church in that place hal
been considerably improved Of late.
A LEO DIsLocArED.-Manley s. Wild
boot and shoe dealer at Bristol, recently
had one leg disocated at the knee joint
besides being otherwise injured, by slet
tipping over on him. The sled was Sc
upon its side in the barn, and while h,
was working around it, came over OIL
him.
j. j. & V. Rich, of Shoreham ,drov,
six year old Steer from that town II
Whiting depot, Jan. 81, which was some.
After having been driven mile, it weigh
ed, on Mr. Bissell's scales, 1920 lbs. l
auy town in this vicinity can produce ,
large steer than this, Shoreham will tr,
again.
The Vergennes Lodge of Odd Eel
lows, has been renewed, aud the follow
ing are the officers.
( n. CIV. s. K. Miles. f
V. CIV. w Hawkins.
Sec. A. Booth.
Treas F. X. Haven.
p. S. S. NJ. Southland.
Warden-H. c. Horton.
Conductor.-D. w. Smart.
Chaplain Hon. &. w. Grandy
Guardian.-E G. Everts.
r. S. S. p. Maxfeld.
r. S. N. CT. c. Strong.
r. S. V. CIV. G. Sprague.
Rev. N. Cyr will lecture in the Baptis
Meeting House at West Cornwall, Of
Thursday evening, Feb. Sd, commencing
at seven o'clock. Subject The Erangel
ical ,cork at the late Paris Exposition
| Father Hyacinthe and the religion
movements in France. Mr.. Cyr spen
nearly six years in France and Frencl
society and as student and missionary
and has had good opportunities of becom
ing acquainted with the subjects he treat
of. A fee of 25 cents will be charged
F the proceeds to be applied to securiu
free publications for circulation among tn
French Of this country, among whom M
Cyr now labors as evangelist.