The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27

town in the county, under the auspices
of the Addison County Temperance
Society.
Barrett of Woodstock repeated last Tues.
day evening an,address on "Student.
ship, its aims and methods" which he
originally delivered at Dartmouth col
lege. The announcement called out a
large audience. who were well repaid.
The address was practical and well cal
culated to appeal to the ambition of the
. student to achieve the best that was in
: him TO achieve. A vein of humor re-
lieved the didactic character of the adj
dress. II should be heard by everybody
u Our people will rejoice at the eyi-
dence of revival of business afforded by
the starting again of the wheels of the
old wooden mill, which will occur in q
very short time. The Wooden Company
have leased the mill to Messrs. j. & W.
Chadwick of Londonderry, practical
manufacturers, who will commence
running il as soon as they get ii in con-
dition for effective work. These gen.
tlemen come with knowledge of the
business which can only be attained by
q large experience, and there is reason
to expect that the enterprise will prove
a profitable one to themselves Ind a
benefit to the community.
We briefly alluded last week to the
marriage ut Claremont, n. H., OFF.
Fletcher Chapman of this place, and
Miss Matte G.. Bell of Newark, Ohio.
The ceremonies We're in the Episcopal
church in the presence of crowd of
witnesses, and was most brilliant af-
fair. After the ceremonies the bridal
party repaired TO the beautiful residence
of the brides uncle, John L. Farwell,
ESQ, where they received their friends
in large numbers. The presents be-
slowed were elegant and costly and
numerous. Next evening the marriage
supper was held at the same place, to
which smaller number of select friends
were invited -
AT a meeting of Warner Post No.
l6, e.. A. r., held at East Middlebury
on Wednesday evening, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, TO enable this Post to successfully
present the war drama entitled the Loyal Noun.
taineers. IL was necessary to ask outside of
Resoired, That the thanks Of the Post be and are
hereby rendered to nil outsiders who assisted us
Il, Resoired That we DO especially thank the ladies
services will awaTs he remembered nv ibis P s1n
Resoired. That these resolutions be copied with
h hs ah,an Of ns meeting and copy signed by
each of the ladies' and gentlemen that did not be-
long TO the Post who took part in the drama, and
Register and co Of bc IN be e ssn az
one. ID. MARTYR
,a ~ r., senior Vice Com. and Acting Com.
.AA"A' N'''
<-Orders have been received by Com
pany "M" of LIST Regiment n. c., to
procure new uniforms before June |.
This will require considerable expense
to those who are scarcely able to make
this outlay at this time. The company
would be one of the best in the state
but for this lack, and present a fine an
most of the counties these companies
have received helm from pub,ic snirited
gentlemen who are able IN assist and
Il would seem as if the peopIe Of dbl.
son county ought TO feel interest enongb
in this matter TO devise some method Of
assistance so that this company NAV
make as good am appearance rs any
other.
-You m;oht h.vo ,oi.o, Mn, Ga, H.
,,ro,;ao,,, ny" nv ,ah.n MN i"r ihe
o.
,aond :" "..,'i' a. "c has'eHed
.oWaru tne parh, pent on feeding the
bad nno,S.. NC tuoH ni'e hilIseil, ne
nai i'eafly reached ms hearts desire
a wm1i H. h a., re. ne" our rom under nm,
a." Nv ,u.u aown on inc Walk to collect
liz sn r" n,o, ,,uisn,s. nc spenus al
th o XIII, ,piIo i;,o.,e , now ~ nguring on
ha;aht '" " pro?le'n IL .ne relative
three is TO four, how thick must be The
ice in the path, and what distance must
a man be from the door in slipping, TO
strike the end of his nose on spike
driven midway ofthe door and see forty
thousand stars in the twist of lambs
tail. Won't some learned ireshie 90 TO
his as sistance!
-Attehtion IS called to the card of
1me o'ate Normal School at Randolph.
ms schooi has met with Il success
wn,ch mas rarely been attained by nor
niat SCHOOLS, formerly under the charge
vi MI. conan, now superintendent of
r.uucatioh, ana iatteriy under the man.
aSen'en. vi CaP' "A. r. ieavenworth,
Who was iateiy principal OF Beeman
academy al New Haven. Quite num-
per vi students nave been attracted nom
ms county, ana so lar as we know
me! nave all been pleased with the
scnool; .., lhose VINO know of MIR. Leav-
as a teacher, and the success he had
while at New Haven, could expect
nothing else than what has been realized
in his administration at Randolph. The
spring term commences on Tuesday.
FEBRUARY 10.
.n 7, >c,n
strs E,;.ahat r." sr MiuuieDury, Jan, ~,
Of 10 iata Gan.1 ros.erl oroves' WIDOW
vaa ars ''s o. "uoiBc uro.es, ageo seventy
ost CO. non one WIS porl III oucbnry, w.,
i 1Eso '.' parents ~ .ne age OF SIX years,
n; ,du ~ western New iorh W ABOUT
v u,bnu sho Years oiu, men al mtehaii,
csme s, man Rer os teo rengl3n ana be