The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-27

to Join with them, and aid them in tn,
ceremonies. In the morning of Friday
May 30tb, at half past nine o'clock, thu
procession will form at Tupper's Hall IL
East Mddlcbury and proceed to the CEN
eteres in that place where the beautiful
ceremonies Of the G. A. r. ritual will b,
used, in connection with which two Of
three addresses will be given suitable tt
the occasion Returning to Middlebury
village the procession will form at halfpas
two o'clock in the afternoon, front of tn,
Post Office, march to the cemetery, ant
then proceed to the decoration of tn,
graves Of their fallen comrades buried
there A number of short and perhap,
informal addresses will be given. The
floral Committee, Messrs, Downcr and
Martin will need the cooperation and
assistance OF our patriotic ladies, and will
gratefully receive all contributions be.
slowed at the drug store Of Case &
Rider.
Addison County.
Butter brought from 90 TO 2S cents
at Vcrgcnnss last Saturday.
Mr.. Hiram Adams of Xergennes
was kicked by horse on Sunday week
and had his left arm broken.
Butter shipment from the VergeDnes
station, last week, 1896, lbs. From
North Ferrisburgh, 400 lbs.
The Amateur Dramatic Club of Yer
gennes will give public entertainment
in that city, tomorrow evening.
MIR. Amos Wctherbee Of Vergcnnes,
has purchased a fDc residence in that
city, and we presume, has given up his
contemplated removal to New Jersey.
There will be a meeting of the Ad-
olson County Temperance Society at New
Haven to day, commencing at 10 o'clock
q. m.
MIR. Daniel w. Buckley of Ver-
genncs, who has been in i'll health through
the winter, has entirely recovered. Mr..
Buckley is in his SD year, and is still n
man of great activity.
Mr.. H. NJ. Ladd of the Middle
Glass Theological department of Yale
College, is to supply the Ferrisburgh
Congregational church during the sum-
mor
The recluse Day, whose death we
mentioned in former issue bequeathed
all his property, about $4,000, to the
United States government, only subject to
the use of bis sister during her life.
The College Quintette Club will
give concert at the Congregational
church in New Haven, on Wednesday
evening june 4th commencing at 8
O'Clock. The programme will consist
largely Of college songs, flute and guitar
music.
New HAVEN MARKET.-On Monday
Of last week there we're shipped from this
station 1859 lbs. of butter, 1000 lbs. OF
maple sugar, and 2 bbls. eggs Butter
took slight tumble, 25 to DC. being
realized maple sugar 12I to lac. +; eggs
12lc per doz. ; beans $3.50 and S2.75
per bu. i; potatoes zoe. per Blu.
The following officers of Jerusalem
Chapter, r. A. NJ, of Vergennes, have
been chosen William S. Hopkins, II. p;
George f. Skif, K; Samuel s. Gaines
s.. NJ. j. Graves, Treasurer George
R. Chapman. Sec. Frank A. Goss, Cap.
tain of the Host Richard Maldon, Prin
Sol. N. s. X. Miles, r. a. Capt
Mrs. Hull, wife Of Mr.. James Hull
of Orwell, above so years Of age, died in
that town last Saturday morning, May
"a. She was one of the Oldest members
Of the Congregational church in that
place. She was much beloved in the
community in which she lived. She leaves
a large circle of friends to mourn her
loss.
AccIDENr.-As Mr., Il. Ii. Daniels and
wife, Of North Ferrisburgh, were going to
Vergenncs on Monday last, the horse be.
came frightened near the residence Of
Mr.. w. Field at the sight of large hog
which was being driven on the highway
and suddenly turning, threw Mrs Dan.
ies from tho wagon. Very fortunately
no injury was sustained beyond severe
Earring
The Lake Dunmore House, long a
favorite resort, has been leased by f. p.
Hitchcock, Of Pittsford, with j. W. Por-
ter, of New York, as manager, who is an
experienced hotel man, having been in
the business at the south-Long Branch,
etc. The managers will give an opening
party on the evening June 4th, which
will be strictly an invitation party, very
different from balls formerly held there,
ADDIsoN.-At regular meeting Of
Champlain Valley Lodge, l. o. Of q. t..
May LIST, the following officers were in.
stalled III. X. w. Smith, w CT
Jennie Morrison, W VT; Geo NJ Will.
mar,h, W S; W. w. Phelps, WFS;
Flora A. Sickle, " It; Rufus Smith
W G; w. l. Bradley, W NJ Mar,
Phelps, G.; G. T. Warner, o &; G
r. Smith, a S; frankie G. Norton, i
NJ Mary l.. Pond, r II s. Geo Pal
mer, l. II S.
No. FERRlsDunGH.-At Il regular meet
ing of Lewis Creek Lodge No. l02, |. o
of G. r., of No. Ferrisburgh, May Sd
| iS'o' 'Ho ioiiu"ihe oHiOtis "tic iuftdilt'
by John Thorpe State Deputy;
Hollis Futile, W CT; Helena Palmer
w II; s. b. Martin, w s; Nettie c
Martin, w A S; Geo. +. Ball, w r /
s; Emma Ball, W L II S; j. II. Bond
W G; S. Jewell, W OG; Carrie Vince
Ter, w / G.; Chas Webb, w NJ; Livic
Hubble, w d NJ; l. b Martin, p w
T; G ID Webb, l. d.
RIPToN.-The following from Rip
ton, was necessarily deferred from las
week: On the 9TH instant Mr.. Edmun'
Harvey and Mrs. Norton had an en-
counter arising from an attempt O
Harvey's to put Mrs n. out of hi
house. In the melee Mr.. Harvey wa
knocked down, his whiskers pulled
and in fact he was considerably demon
allied. The house suffered a simila
decentralization. Doors and window
and walls showed evidences of the ter
rible conflict for days Our ranorter |