The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-09

bkirinL -- Iiast FfltdA tNrultg the
Bri.lcl Lodce Of Good Icmplar~ made
choice OF tie following ihccis Tor The
quarter ending May 1s. W G. r., d.
Durfce; W Y. 4 Ruby Tucker; W.
s., G. Durlcr; w. f. s., Matte Wheeler;
W, r., WIN, larlor; W G, f. Peabody;
w. NJ, w. Varncy Guard, Ella Eaton;
Sentinel J Webster.
Musical ENrERrAlNMENT.-A concert
of vocal and instrumental music will be
given at the NJ. Il. church in Weytridge,
Friday evening, Feb. 18th, by The sing.
ing class under the direction OF W. w.
Thomas, assisted by prominent musicians
from abroad A superior pianist has
been engaged lcr the occasion. The
public are cordially invited, Concert to
commence at I o'clock
The officers elect, OF Lincoln Valley
Lodge, No 81, /. Q. Of G. r., for the
quarter ending May lst, arc as follows :
w G T, D W Stearns; W V r, Miss
Ada j Caldwell w S,Leroy S Varney /;
w i S, NJ } Siearns w T, Elihu Pur-
intou w G, Rev d + Brooks; WIG,
Miss Jennie Palmer; w G, Alfred
Height; 2 w G T, Il S Stearns.
Y BRGppoRr. There have been fifteen
deaths in the town of Bridport since the
first Of January of this year. Mrs. Har-
riet Braiuerd, widow OF John BraiDerd,
died in Bridport, on Tuesday last, Feb.
I'd, at the age Of IS years She was
mother of Mrs Chas d. Lane, aud Mrs
Rollin Lane of Cornwall On Sunday
morning, Feb. It'll, Mrs. Cornelia Ham.
iltoD, formerly and better known os wild.
ow of the late VIM. b. Beujamin, depart.
cd this life at her residence 10 Bridport,
after short illness of about one week.
She YVES daughter Of Mrs Braiuerd whose
death we record above. =
Stop THIEF-Thc Bird port and Addi.
son detecting society held their annual
meeting at the Town Hall, Addison. Vt
Feb LIST, 1875. and tho following persons
were elected officers for the year Presi.
dent, Rector Gage; Vice President, j..
j. Crane; Secretary, II. N. Sollace !;
Treasurer, NJ. X. Barbour; Committee
Of Safety, Edgar Grovesnor, o. A. Smith,
j. o, Hamilton, T. Bailey, L. N. Smith !;
Pursuers, j. Wilmarth, +. A. Williams,
e. W. Converse,J. w. Pratt, II. Dexter,
7. Golf, w. d. Clark &C, N. Barbour, l..
T. Fletcher, j. Il, Crane, o. W. Pratt,
j. t. Lamos, W. Hines, f. Smith, g..
I. Whitford, c. II. Fisher, |. NJ. Russel,
G. +. Converse, Il. Gorham, T. S.
Warner. Funds in hand of Trcasurep
S4'l.OI. II. n. SoLLACY/
The third convention of the Addison
County Sabbath School Association for
the year 1875, will be held at Bridpor,,
Wednesday, February 10th, 1875, begin.
ing at 1920 a. m,
Every person in the county engaged
IN the Sabbath School work is member
OF the association and is invited to attend
the convention
Topics for discussion - Forenoon
What the family may do for the Sunday
School, Rev. W. n. Bacon, Rev. MI.
Craft. What the Sunday School may do
for the family Rev, Mr.. Mugil. o P.
Mead
Afternoon-Teachcrs are to labor and
to expect to bring their scholars to Christ
aud into the church, Rev Dr.. H. d.
Kitchel, Bev S. Knowlton Promise
Meeting. Every one in attendance is re-
quested to take part and repeat scrip.
ture promise.
EvcniDg-Tcpics selected by Rev, W.
w, Winchester and Rev. j u Sason.
The third concert of the VergenpSeY,
" Mff.s a. rnindbasT OF Y Baarlington, was
given last night to select but not large
audience The choruses were remarkably
well rendered and good degree of pro-
ficiency was exhibited. A duet by Mr..
Phillips and Miss Rose Woodbridge was
heartily applauded. Miss Woodbridge
sung charming little ballad. Down by
the MIL and the pretty Marjorie s
Almanac by Miss Eva Scoville, were
among the choicest Of the evenings pro-
grammc. Mr. Phillips sang The war.
rior Bold in his usually fine style and
being greeted with liberal encore, he
gracefully responded with Marguerite,
The entertainment was the best yet given
by the Union" aud the members may
congratulate themselves upon the evident
improvem emit both in character and rem
dtion Of their music.