The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-25

We have recently received CODY
of the Free Press Almanac and Burling-
ton Directory for 1873, and also from
the publisher, G. u. +. Palmer, of New
Haven, a copy of the Addison County
Almanac. These both contain, besides
the usual matter commonly found In
such, much general information in con-
ncction with items of all amusing char
acter. They are accepted with thanks.
The work upon the Addison coun-
ty quarry, which has been in progress
since early in the fall, has now been
suspended for the winter, but will be
resumed in the spring. They reached
the white layer, which is beautiful and
almost sets crazy the sculptors who
have seen specimens of 1t. The compa-
ny will commence taking out this quail
ity early in the spring.
We understand that Wimmette,
whose accident we chronicled last week,
was taken at once to his home in West
Salisbury, and he has steadily improved
ever since, and it Is thought he will
fully recover His escape from death is
certainly miraculous in going down in
such a place, catching from tree to tree,
'"'i,.s "Po" ,.oAch grou,u anu icc, u''u
nl''hins, III .he iast lai,, lull 'wenty-
I'VE ice' "Po" 'he leu Whcrc he WIS
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The Addison Association of Congre-
gatonal ministers met at the residence
of Prof Ezra Brainerd on Tuesday.
The important matter of business done
was the examination of Lawrence
Phelps as n candidate for license to
preach. They went over the whole
system of theology and evidently found
the examination satisfactory, for they
gave the candidate the full license. Mr..
Phelps is at present preaching at Fer
risburgh.
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nr-1a NJ 1ionai 1'cnins, ,,.i iuis
church ana TINS was the beginning OF
series Oh meetlhgs from whlch inc pest
results are hoPeu Ior. hev. =; H.
llawley, Oh ohelourn, mas, SINCE Moh-
uay, preached afternoon ana evening.
mere mas peeh goou attendance at
tnese services, ana an excellent degree
OF interest mas Deen manifested. Seve-
RAJ nave manifested determination TO
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