The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-02-14

W. y. Naterhousc, L. W. 4, L u. Il.
Deming, w. q. G Miss Ella Gipson,
W l. &.
Last Saturday evening the Ncy-
bridge Dramatic Club, elected the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Izora l..
Sprague; Vice Pres b. n. Williamson;
Secretary &. T.. Child; Treasurer W. G.
Sturtevant; Managing committee W. |.
Twitchcll, H. Il. llagar, q. Il. Child.
On Thursday evening horse, be-
longing to W. b. Child Of Wcybridgc,
became frightened, broke the hitching
strap, and ran a short distance when the
horse and sleigh dissolved partnership.
the shafts and one runner proceeding
with the horse while the other runner re-
NAMED behind The horse brought up
in l.. G. Dyakc'. barn. The harness was
considerably broken anl The sleigh is u
perfect wreck 80 injury to life or limb
The officers Of I.ampson Lodge, New
Haven Mills, for the ensuing quarter arc
as follows: &. G. Walker, W. G. r.;
Miss Hattie Barton, W. V. r; Miss
Lottie Walker, W. S: Mr.. Fordyce NASH
w. a. $ Mr.. Frank Eastman, W. NJ !;
Miss Eva Smith, W. d. NJ; Charles
Brooks, w. +. s Seneca Sumner, W. T.;
Mr.. jacob Barton w. G; Miss Katie
Austin, w. |. G Mr.. Henry Walker,
W. O. G. Miss Jennie Grow, w. II. II.
s; Miss Lucy l.. Smith, w. l.. II. $; Mr..
a. W. Barton, =. W. G. I.
BRIsroL IocALs.-lIodge and Pull
mons store was entered last Friday night,
and some 81 or s. in candy and other
articles taken The rogues proved to be
black fellow well known here Charley
james, and Il boy named Brooks. They
have been apprehondcd and were held
for an examination Monday.
As our County Jail seems to have no
terrors for these fellows, let them 60 over
the mountain while.
David Brown has sold the Bristol
House to the Ridley Brothers Of DuX-
bury. John Ring receives $500 to move
out. we hope the Mcssrs Ridley will
keep Temperance House and not sell
liquid death to their neighbors as some
others have done before them.
Good scighing in Bristol
Seven persons united with the Bristol
Lodge / q. G. T. last Friday evening
and sill there is room.
s.
tlsn PuNp.. Oar Salisbury Cores
pondcnt has had the pleasure Of seeing
the trout ponds Of Ion. Martin &. Evcrts
of Rutland which he describes as follows;
These bed, are located in East Pittslord
on the farm Of William Perkins The
larger trout, which average from one
half to three quarter, Of a pound each,
are in two beds, 30 > feet, each con-
tanning from fonr to five thousand These
f.h are very raycnou~, devouring the
smaller fry as they have opportunity. /
placed nay hand ON the surface Of the
water, moving it gently, when hundreds
of these spotted dcuizcns Of the water
crowded around, hopping and skipping
with as much eagerncss a. 50 many pigs
meeting them keeper at the trough.
Othcl "'"9 "'"' - "iN "''N' WA '"'''
er hNh from the smallest appearances 10
those Of large size. These waters do not
freeze in the coolest weather. Large
sales were made last year and on this ac-
count the numbers are ,omewha' dlmln-
ished, hh am sure that could now
catch 'sirae,, with either seine or
IL "stccl' or "silycr' hook.
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r,.ar,, '' 'rhn iJ ,l Comnl, Gno1
Tamriars rn;o., holI - ,,nar,ori, .cs.;or
w;th tLn io,r;s Croo,. Iod~n L.t VIII
nosJay nMco,tc. vrrc nrcscnt rrom
ton ~ H., Ia5,o, ia no ra,nt,. Thc
nnr,,in', sos'ion ,..' nr;yato at wIicb wa.
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- anI o"on;n,, nnll:. ,.,,,;na.
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nr ,Ln Gr,, Iolao II uns IN .hc
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81 Nav IIavnn'. rond or1;anoo won,
,,roson, In thn o,oH;no tLn Ifn;o, a.
s,mblcd and listened to an able odJrcs,
by Rev. l.. Mills of Rutland The house
was completely packed, many not bcin.
able to get in. Mr.. L. \. IIazcltinC
delivered an original poem entitled "Th,
I Victory" Speeches were made BIZ w
II. Root Of Burlington, and Hon. G. W
Grandey. During the session Of thu
Union. thanks were voted to the Bristo
choir for their excellent services. and +
Lewis Creek Lodge for their gcncrou
hospitality The Union adjourned Il
meet at such place as the committee q
arrangements should appoint. 1t wa
conceded by all that this meeting Of III
Union was Il Grand success. The Levi
Greek Lodqe was entirely disappointe
as to the number that would be prcsen
bnt they proved themselves abnndan,l
equal to the occasion. The music by tn
Bristol choir was excellent. The proceed
ings throughout gave universal satisa,
. t;en and Tho i,,urcssion loG unon II,