The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-02-07

DrleI funeral services were nel0 at the
house on Saturday morning, and the re.
mains were taken to Langdon, N. H.,
where she had herself previously selected
her burial place. Rev. President Kitch-
ell accompanied Professor Albee on his
sad journey.
Addison County.
Good Templars Union meeting at
North Ferrisburgh, tomorrow
George r. Tobcy keeps temperance
hotel in Monkton.
There is to be gathering of fat men
at Tobey's hotel, in Monkton, next week
Wednesday.
Proceeds of the donation in Wey-
bridge for the benefit of Rev. A. j. In
gals, last week amounted to SIP so.
There is to be donation visit at
Vergennes tomorrow evening for the
benefit Of Rev. W. L. Smith.
Prof. Ezra Brainerd Of Middebury,
preached in the Congregational church
in Vcrgennes, on Sunday of last week.
On the Goth of January Eliakim
Beers, Esq, one of the oldest citizens of
Monkton, died in the 95th year of his age.
The young people of Weybridge
Village have formed dramatic Club"
and will give few entertainments the
latter part of the season.
MIR. j. d. Tory, Panton, killed two
hogs this season which weighed 1046 lbs.
One weighed SIG, the other $50 lbs.
They were less than l3 months old.
Deacon d. Warner of Cornwall has
a mare which has foaed five colts in two
years time-two pairs of twins and an
odd one.
There will be donation visit in
Whiting, tomorrow evening, for the bene-
fit of Rev. NJ. Ludlum, pastor of the Me-
thodist church in that place.
"A town meeting has been called IN
Whiting, to see if the voters will bond
the town, to build depot for the Addi-
son Railroad which is to pass through
that place.
The night express going north Sum
day morning was late in leaving Rutland,
and just beyond Vergennes ran off the
track in consequence of broken rail.
No one was injured.
BRIsToL. w. w. Needham, has pur-
tchased an interest in Daniels 4 Sons
Hotel.-John Ring has rented the Bris-
tol Hotel of David Brown. He takes
with the hotel the mall express and
livery stable business.
DEcLINED.-Rev. Frank H. Seeley, of
Richfeld Springs, New York, who was
recently invited to assume pastoral charge
of the Congregational church in New
Haven, on a salary of $1,000 and parson-
age, has declined the call.
Officers of Ferrisburgh Good Temp.
lars for next quarter Walter Field, w q ;
Phila Hurlbert, W V; George L. Russell,
w S; Jared Booth, w T; Betsey Kings
land, W + s.; Martha Bailey, WI 6 /;
Ralph Satterley, w o G.; Curtis s. Field,
w M, Mahlon Kingman, w G.
Daniel Levine, engaged in Hayes, Ea.
lardo & Parker's Saw mill, at Vergcnnes
had the ends of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th fin.
gers ofhis right hand taken off by coming
in contact with the large circular saw
which he was engaged in fixingon Wednes-
day morning last.
The following officers were installed
last evening in Pliny White Lodge by
j A. Child L d: il Twitchell, w G
T; Mrs l. B ingalls,, W VT; N f Par
kill, W s; Harvey Williamson, w It;
+ f Stuart, w F s., B N Whitman, w
M; Mrs r d Rider, w G; Hiram Ty-
Ter, W o G; Rev j II Harrington w
G; w | Rider, P W ct. Rev A j
Ingells having resigned his office of p w
c II, Mr.. Rider was elected to fll the
vacancy.
!, ADDISON LoDeR. Officers of Addison
Lodge of Goode Templars for the next
quarter Rector Gage, W C T; frankie
Norton, w V Il; Jennie Morrison, w S
Rufus Smith, W T Luman Seegar, w f
s; Wesley Phelps. W NJ Matte Gorham,
WI G; George Palmer, w OG; George
Day, w G; Cyrus Norton, w A s; Fan
ME Randall, w d NJ; Mrs. Jonathan
: Wlllmarth, w r ii s; Julia Eels w /.
II S, S. M. Golf, P vet and Editor;
Il. W. Higbee. Chorister.
) PANToN Coon TEMpLARs.-O Officers OF
Panton Lodge |. o. G. II. for ensuing
quarter John Newton, w G T; Ida
f Winans, w V II; John Q. Adams, w s
, W. w. Allen, w 7; Miss. Sarah f.
Simpson, w FS; Mr.. Willie j. Newton,
w M; Miss Ann g. Hill. w | G; Mr..
Jacob Gardner, w OG; Mr.. Nj. w. Win
! ans, w c, Miss, Lorette Allen, w A S:
Miss. Emma Hatch, w ID NJ; Miss. Mary
, +. Hatch, w r II s; Miss Hettie j
, Brydia, w l. II S, Rev. Geo. II. Parker,
p w CT; Mr.. |. f. Hatch, ID G w CT.
, They have initiated during the past quar-
ter PC members, gsving membership
/ of 50.
5 FATAL Academia fatal accident
occurred at Port Henry, N. Y. on last
8 Wednesday forenoon, in Little Pitt No. 3
S Cheever Ore Bed. While adjusting in
g its place heavy timber, which was just
: lowered about Is feet down the mouth
t of the pit, it broke from its fastenings
and went on down to the bottom of the
mine, over 800 feet below. The shouts Of
the men, aud the crashing Of the beam
: gave warning by which all but one of the
: miners escaped, the man stationed i'm
g mediately at the foot of the descent to
r load the ore into the box or car in which
: it is drawn to the surface, did not com.
\ nrehand the danoar in t;,na N a, hrt xva .