The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-21
Addison County.

Addison County.
\ Rev. K. Haven of Shoreham will
\ preach in Sudbury, Sunday, May 26th. I
I\lThe Rev. Mr.. Kidder of Mortified
is to speak at Granville once in two
weeks through the season.
1T is expected that Mr.. Stiles will
speak at the church in Hancock on the
first Sunday in June.
The regular trips of the Curlew, be-
tween Vcrgennes and Port Henry, COM
menccd last Friday.
Butter 3S, at Skiff q Spauding's,
Bridport, yesterday. Shipments, 1000
pounds.
There were shipped from New Haven
depot last week Tuesday, seven thousand
pounds of butter.
Eggs Is cents per dozen, potatoes
40 cents per bushe, butter % cents per
pound at Vergennes last week.
Mr.. Henry Bush of Chimney Point
has sold his 100 acre farm to Mr.. VIM
Brdon, for $1,000. Possession given
April LIST.
The annual meeting of the Addison
Congregational Conference, will be held
at New Haven, on Tuesday June 11th.
The official announcement will be given
next week.
The Congregational Sunday School
in Bridport on the 18th inst. elected G.
N. Hayward, Superintendent; j. 4.
Crane, Assistant Supt. Wilbur Hamil-
ton, Librarian; James Wing and Charles
Wing, Assistant Librarians.
h CORNWALL - Mrs. Rolo |. Landop,
VIII meet her class in perspective draw
i6g, at her residence in Cornwall, on We'd
nesdays apd Fridays, from 9 to II a. m.
commencing the course May 18th. Any
wishing to join the class can do so. 7w3.
1t seems that the bears lived through
the hard winter, and come out more bold
and ferocious than ever, as they have
killed some six or eight sheep in one dis
trict in Granville within few days, one
within forty rods of our correspondents
house. They have got two or three traps
set, and are in hopes to make public
example of one soon, warning all bears
in the future to fee from their wrath to
come.
ADDISON LoDGE.-MR. EDITOR The
Office Of Champlain Valley Lodge, No,
1877, l. o. of G. T., are as follows, for
the term ending Aug. LIST, 1872: Rufus
Smith, w. G. L., Jennie Morrison, w.
" IT,, frankie G. Norton, W. S., Rector
Gage, w. t., Carlton Smith, w. F. s.,
Frank Smith, w. NJ, Jennie Blackjack,
W. |. G., Wesley Smith, ". o. G., Rev.
Mr.. Wheelock, w. G ,Cassius Warner.
w. A. s., Mrs. j. S. Willmarth, W. l..
II. s., S. NJ. Golf, Mary Smith, Musical
Director.
FERIIsBURGn.-At a regular meeting
of Lewis Greek Lodge No. 102, l. o. Of
g. T., held on Saturday evening, May
4th, the following officers were installed
Henry w. Prindle, w. G, IT,, Betsey NJ
Squier, W. V. T., George f. Ball, w
S., Noble Kimball, w. f. s., Ann Kim
ball, w. T., Rev. J. H. Bond, W.
Wallace D. Ball, W. NJ, Carrie NJ
Webb, w. l. G., Willard Miller, w. ..
G., Laura L. Squier, w. A. s., jennie
Martin, w. d. NJ, Mrs. James Squier
w. r. H. s., Mrs. Michael Ball. w. L.
/. II. S., Harvey G. Martin, p w. G. I.
EDITOR OF THE REoIsTER.-At the reg.
ular meeting of Bridport Lodge Of the l
o. of G. IT,, held on Tuesday evening
May 18th at their Lodge-room. The fol-
} lowing named were duly installed as off.
GERS over the Lodge, for the quarter end
: ing Aug. LIST 1872: W CT, Mrs G A
Eldredge; W V T, James Wing; W S
W B Bristol W T, Almon Elitharp W
F s, Abbie Wing; W c, DR. L G Blais
dell W NJ, N W Russell; W G, Lor.
EMO Elitharp; W OG, Charlie Petit
bone; W A S, Flora Eldredge W D NJ
Florence Pettioone W r H S, Herber,
Howe w l. Ii S, James Baldwin. The
above named, were installed by Deputy
G w G T, K r Wilcox. w.B.BA
BRIsToL.-The carpenters are now