The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-25
Addison County.

Butter % cents at Vergennes. Sat
urday.
The Hutchinson Family are to sing
at Vergennes this evening.
Van Vliet < Hall of Weybridge
have added to their business the branch
of butter buying.
David Barbour has sold his home farm
to Mr.. Ingraham of New York. Price
$4,000.
B. +. Bingham of Brattleboro will
give an address on Temperance at the
brick church in Bridport next Sabbath,
at j O'Clock p m.
Hosea Willard Of Vergennes was
robbed of ST taken from his pants pock-
ct, in his bedroom, on the night Of the
18th inst.
Maggie Maxwell, daughter of Mr..
John Maxwell of Orwell died on the 14th
,. instant aged about nine years. She was
buried on Sunday afternoon following.
A young man from Panton, of re-
spectacle connections, disgraced himself
by assaulting peaceable citizens, and
otherwise cutting up in drunken spree,
in the streets of Vergennes. on the
18th inst.
Crops are looking quite well in the
western towns of this county where it was
thought awhile since that the prospect
was far from encouraging. We are now
told that the whelt crop is unusually good
and the hay crop will be as good as las
year. Corn is good as usual, except, per
haps little late.
Prof. VIM. f. Bascom of Howar,
University, Washington, has been spend
ing few weeks visiting his friends in
Orwell The Professor and the Rev
Mr.. Severance of Orwell, made an excur
sion to the Adirondacks, week before
last, and fshcd, and tramped and boatet
upon the mountain lakes, and climbed tn,
mountains, to their hearts content. They
seem to have been charmed with the wilc
picturesquencss and beauty of tn,
scenery.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. Chas. II. Hall
Rector of the church of the Holy Trinity
in Brooklyn, n. Y, is at present sojourn
ing with his family at the delightful sum
mer retreat of the "Bread Loaf Inn," il
Ripton. DR.. Hall was for many year,
the Rector of the church of the Epiphany
at Washington, d. c., and by his grea
abilities as thinker and powerful writer
! drew to this church the first men of tn,
nation who spend their winters at thu
capitol seat of Government.
GROVE GATHERING AND PIcNIc.-A
: Leicester, VT, Friday. July 2sth, 1871
+ in the grove belonging to Erwin Baker
Esq, a few rods west Of the church. TIL
programme will be as follows; 10 o'clocl
a. m, exercises by the different schools
12t p. m, refreshment table; Ii p. m.
address by Joseph Morse, subject, 9Th
: Future of our Country" Gov. Stewart
: Henry Clark, l.. Il. Knapp, Ira W
e Clark, Jas. Nj. Slade, Jr., Abel Wake
1 and others from adjoining towns are ex
: pected to be present. Committee: JIG
r seph Morse, b. N. Dyer, Cbas. Fisk, A
y Il, Stanley, r.. N. Thomas, Il. d. Ma,
. OFT, II. White, W. S. Allen, II. Capror
G W. II. Flint, II. II. Roberts, j. {
a Barker. Music by Brandon Cornt
y Band. The public generally are invited
: LATE ARRIVALS AT BREAD LOAF In,
!, -Eev. q. ii. Hall d. d., Bryan II. Hal
a Mrs. Edward Martindale, j. Howar
+ !, Martindale, Brooklyn; William Slat
l. and wife, Cleveland Mr.. and Mrs. s.
II Smith, Boston; Miss Katie A. Smit
" Leicester; D. II. Foote, jackson, Mich
u W. IL. Foote. Port Henry Miss Hels
d Boardman, Miss Hattie Boardman, Mi
i' dlebury Miss Hannah Huntington, Mi
II Julia Ashley, Flynn Guernsey, Edwal