The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-12
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DR.. G b. Currier and wife and
Jacob Dewey, E-q, aud wife, are spending
a week or two visiting their friends 10
New York city.
"A straight case of smallpox at Mrs.
Flowers, on Seymour street. Those who
havn't been vaccinated should attend to
the matter at once.
Sheriff Trip will sci! at public auc.
ton, at the residence Of H. r.. Holden, 90
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, 10.
slant, stock and other personal property
There is to be a religious convention
at East Middlebury next week. com .
usncing on Monday evening. Rev. j.
H. Bond, Of Williston. breaches the open
ing discourse.
-.Report OF attendance ia graded school
for the past week High School, SO per
cent; Grammar School 90, intermediate
90, Bird Primary "a. Pod Primary 81,
LIST Primary b 90, Is, Primary A SO.
The young man from tiipton who
was brought here for examination before
Justice Slade on Friday last. charged
with arsop, was on trial completely vindi
Gated and acquitted. Served him right.
Mr.. G. p. Chapmsa snd conireres,or
q fox chase the other day, bad the plea.
sure OF an unobstructed view of the Gns
capture Of Rcynocd by Tho hounp. They
considered the sight worth all the trouble
Of the pursuit
The Addison County Agriculture.
Society will hold their sunua! meeting at
the Court House 10 Middlebury on We'd
nesday. Jan, Goth at IL o'clock a. m. to
elect officers and transact any other bus.
mess to come before ne meeting.
"A young lady INDUCED in a little
scrimmage last week, and was asked to
walk up to the Captains Office and settle
Her little indulgence cost her about Sl1
and the other woman a bad cut on he.
face.
Lecture this Tuesday, evening by
Prof. Seely, subject, The fuel we burn
On Friday evening, lecture by Rev. DR.
Kitchel, on "Calircrnia." The doctol
will use a chart, which he BIAS prepared
for the purpose, to explain and illustrat,
his descriptions.
Mr.. Ezra W. Fitch. d well known
aud valuable citizen of Bridport, dice
on Tuesday last after anillness of about
eight days. at the sge OF 81. He wa,
highly respected by his neighbors while
living and sincerely mourned at hi
death.
The meeting at the Congregations
church, during last week, were character
lied by especial tenderness and earnest
ness on the part of christians, and quit,
-, q numper Of hopeful conversions. Tn,
meetings are to be continued this week
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
iugs.
-Messrs. John O'Connor aud VIM. S
Goodrich, Of the school committee, los
Wednesday procured about 1900 feet o
hose, mostly of Washington Engine Co
No. /, and attaching it to the ps2eruil
hydrant, had the ~cisterns at the schoo
house reflled from the creek. This wa
a wise precaution, aud may save troubl
hereafter.
The Vergennes Vermonter says
They are to have q sheet and pillow cas-
frolic at Academy Hall, Middlebury, o.
Tuesday evening pext, Jan. 18th. o
course the Chapman boys are the prim
movers We wonder what they woul
do in the said town of Middlebury, if
we're Dot for the sup and coming" Chap
man Bros: i
-Mrs:: Ann Eliza Young, the l9t
wife of Brigham Young, appeared as al
vertised, at Academy Hall, last eveniu
and gave the Middlebury Lecture Assc
citation ar intellectual treat and an il
sight into the life OF a plural wife IN MOI
mondom. She tells her story simply
%eloquently. just as might be expecte
from ar accomplished woman who ha
endured the ills Of the deadliest soci,
despotism OF %oncient or modern times.
The annual election of officers c
Washington Engine Company No. ! wa
held at Firemans' Hall. on Tuesday ev,
niog. with the following result Foreman
W. @. Langworthy lst Asst, job
O'Cobnor; I'd Asst w. II. Allen f; ClerI
5. Brooks /; Auditor, Chester Ross. Th
Company under their energetic, and exp,
rienced foreman was never in u bette
state of discipline, or more efficient "a
service than now. Their engine is in goo
condition and they have nine huOdrc
feet Of good hose.