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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-01

a, 1877, and Of the Acts amsndstory
thereof and supplemental thereto. shall
remain In full force and eject, except ..
changed by the terms Of this Act. And
wherever IN said entitled Act, approved
January "a, 1877, or in the Acts amends.
tory thereof or supplemental thereto. OF
by other laws. . duty 10 imposed upon or Z
power granted 10 the Mayor or Board Of
Aldermen Of the City Of Virginia. or upon
the City Treasurer or City Tax Collector.
or City Clerk, such duty or power shall b
and hsrsby u imposed and conferred upon
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Storey county. or upon the County Treas
urer. County Assessor OF County Clerk,
respectively. - the case may be. and
wherever In said Aoh the words City
Treasury occur, the words County Treas.
ury shail bs inserted In lien thereof.
SEC. ls. The Board Of County Commits
sionsrs Of Storey county, for the purpose
Of paying the principal and intsrest due,
or to become due, on the outstanding
bonds heretofore issued BY the Town Of
Gold Hill. ahall levy and cause 70 BE- col.
lected an I'd vslorem tax not 10 exceed 81
upon each 500 Of all the taxable property,
real, personal and mixed. subject 70 taxa.
tion for other purposes. within the limits
Of tho Town Of Gold Hill. ~ defined In an
Act Of the Legislature entitled IAN Act TO
incorporats The Town Of Gold Hill" ap.
proved March 8. 1871. Bald tar shall DO
levied annually and collected ut the same
time and In tho Same manner and by the
Same officers a. prescribed and provided In
the revenue laws Of this State for the col
lection Of State and county taxes; and the
revenue laws OF this State shall. iRevery
respect, not inconsistent with tho pro-
visions Of this Act, be deemed applicable
aud so held 10 the lsvying. assessing
and collecting OF said tax. All moneys
collected or received under and by virtue
Of the provisions Of this section shall be
paid to the County Treasurer. and shall
by him be set apart a. special fund, TO
bo known a. the Gold Hill Redemption
Fund, and all moneys coming into said
fund are hereby appropriated for tho pay
ment OF principal and interest OF the bonds
issued by the Town Of Gold Hill and out.
standing ut the time OF the passage OF this
Act.
SEC. IA. From and after the 1rst Monday
In January, 1883, the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Storey county shall con.
sist Of three members. one Of whom shall
be an actual resident Of Township No. 2
and one OF whom shall be an actual resi-.
dent of Township No. 8 Of said county. a.
said townships now exist, and the salaries
Of said Commissioners shall net exceed
the sum Of $6Oo per year each. ..-.
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tPs,sed September 8, lsso.l
TAE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE

nIHR BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of Gold Hill de- ordain.
SEciIoH I. The President aud Clerk OF the
Board VI Truste, of the psid loan OF 20 d HI
are hers By authorized aud required 10 issus
Bonds of the o~h Of Gold Hi iu tbe sum OF
Ten Thousand Dollars United rtat gold coin.
re, q. The s.id Bonds aba Le IN such I'm
q ths PrcsId, nt O.. CLERK VI shid Board nay
prs.cribe according to law and or.inancs, and
sLaii be TO tn- eject that the Town OF Gold Hill
10 bouLd and holden and will pay Ia tie Loldsrs
of said Bonds the snm oi iAoney named thsr N
IN United States goid coin. % tue IAN day OF
August, 1881. with Interest thereon ~ the rate
OF one Der cent pr month, IN like gold coin.
Int. r,st lay able quarterly.
SEQ 3. Said Bopus shsll be istued and ueed
for tho purpose OF reJe. ming and caLcs ling
d .nds Nos. ius and l0t Of tho Town OF uvld
Hill.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shsll tsko eject and
be force from and Aft~r Its passage. ana is pub
llcstion Tor one week IN the GOLD hiiL DAnr
NEws.
Approved: L. =; F02,
Of Gold Hill.
Attest W. o. HYDE, Clerk.
On motion Ordinance No. III. % read. vss
pss.sd d by the following vVta:
Ayes Trustees Mercer. Dsuchy and lFesi'
Absent-Trusts,s Lemery and Mccurdy.
W. q. HYDE Clerk OF the Boa'd.
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NAUGHTY.

Somebosy's lips were clo-e TO mine;
TLur tempted eouidpt resist.
Ros u,sh anu rosy arweet lntlo mouth
Was sndden y softly kissed.
Some body's eyts LOO kcd mp and frouned
With . repioving gitnee.
elf ki.sss were wi, ksdf' ssked my pet
Then tho eyes began to cance.
And smiling. the little maid answered,
As knelt there NJ her ieet.
They must be Q little bit .sughty..
or they never voald be 30 sweet.'
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DECEMBER %, 1880.
For the furnishing Of such Stationery % may
be rtQu red for the use OF ale omcers, etc
OF tho state OF nevada for the two ,sars com
InencinR January !. 1881. and ending January j,
1855, - near q, may be In the following guam
titles, more or less:
lOresms 10 ID Letter Papor.
lU r~ams ~ 10 Letter Paper.
10 resms 8 10 No,s Paper,
~ resns Q fb Note Paper,
10 reams u ID Legal Cap Paper.
Is reams II 10 Legal Csp Paper.
rcams IL n L-gal Cap Paper,
6resns Kugrossipg Paper.
rsams Enrolling Paper.
tams 3Gxt0 MAuila Wrapping Paper,
6O0O xxx 8 VIII Envelopss,
AGO xxx White Envelopes.
2U0 xxx Q White Envelopes.
loo XXX ~ White Envelopes.
Q dox. Cartsr's Ink. quarts.
doz Carter's Ink. quarts. copying.
6doz Csrmine, I o., Glass StVppers lCartsrs
Crimson Fluid.
IS ooxes Iillott's sos Pens.
80 boI,s oillotts t0t rens,
n boxes spcbcerian No. ! Pens.
u boxes Pacific X u. Pens.
as boxep ksterbrook's kngroeslng Pens.
20 boz q 6iliott's 3s1 Record Pens,
0 doz. quarts pavid's Mucilsgs.
q uOL. morgan . otkuus huu pfubuost As<kos
8 doz. MUrgans Stands and Brushes, fmsil.
gross round Fabtr peucils,
q geors hexzgon Faber Pencils,
y gioss bexagon red and blu pencils,
gross packages Treasury d citing,
10 boIe, a.sortd tizss Rubber Bands.
~ spools Red Tape.
2dOz 2t inch bra-s.edged Rulers,
2dJz. 10 inch Rubber Rulers.
q doc. IL inch Rubber Rnlors,
I'd Z. full bound Blank Books, per quirs,
4 doz. No. 8 Safety Inkstai de.
10 n. Mc9ill's X. II. Paper Fastensrs, A.
sorted.
gr IS Medium Hyelcts,
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doz small lLk aud Pencil Eras<rs,
Z doz. ID, 10 Ink and Pencil Erassrs,
4 dox Knife Ink Erassrs,
I Z 10 inch shtars,
doz. 10 inch Shes.s,
2 doz Twine, ID balls, English Xxx. thick.
2dvz. Twine. email. English,
Q rolls Tracing Cloth.
Bonds for double ths value Of goods called
for herein must accompany the bids.
Bids to be Addressed TO tue ''BSard OF KAN
iners OF the s,ate OF Nevada, Carson CITY,
Nevada"
JOHN II. KiNKEAD,
JASPEn BABCoCK,
Btats Board OF kxaminers.
Carson City. Nsvads, November ~, 1850.
pOl3 lm
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TN THE DIsrRIcr cOURT or THE

II
l First Judlci.l District oi ths State Of Ne
vsds, 10 and for the county Of biony.-
THOMAS GRAY sgsi, st HIS CREDITORS.
Notice 10 Creditors Of InsolveLt. In ths mat.
ter Of the petition of Thonas Gray. an intolv.
ent de- Pursuant TO an order o. the h. q.
hirhard n,ring, Judge Of th. said Distict
Court, notice ID hereby Ri, en- 10 sil the cred.
II r. OF tue said insol,.nt. Thomas Grey, TO be
aud appear bciore the said Jucge. In opn
Court st the Couftr ON ~ ssid Q. urt at the
Court House. In said county. on the 18th day CT
DRCRhBhk. a. d. lSoU. ~ 10 O'Clock A. n OF
u at day. then and there TO show caure. u any
they can. why the prayer OF raid insolvtnt
should not be granted. ~ al assiabmt Mt OF
his estate be made. and hs be discharged from
his debts and isbihti,s. In purruabce OF the
provisions OF the stAiute In ,ueh Gaze made
and provid i; and In the meantime all no
csedinss q ,ins said insoivent te stayed.
witness my hand an the seal Of s.id Court.
this lu.h day VI November, A. ID. lsSO.
fsIALl j.. n McDuNALD Clerk.
j.w. wMIcurR. Attorney for Insolvent.
m IN a0d
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nHE BOARD CT TRUSTEES OF GOLD
u Hill do ofdain.

THE BOARD CT TRUSTEKs OF GOLD
4 Hill do ordain:
sKcrIoN ]. An annual cd vslorsm tax OF Cne
and one quarter per centum ,pou the v.lue Of
TAXABLE Irvperty within ,bs Tosn OF Gold Hlll
10 hereby levied aud directed 10 bs collected ior
town purposes upon the assessed va,us o, Al
such TAXABLE prot srty made tsxsble y The laws
Of this tate for Site aud uniy purposes In
Guiding the ret proceed OF the miDes.
bro. Q. The taxes levied BY section OF this
ordinapce, and to be asses,rd AID collected IN
sccordano. Win the rovisionr ~ an ordinsncs
entitled ''A An Ordln ,ncs 10 provide Tor the kvy
ana collection OF tales on real aud personal
uro psrty within the Town OF Gold Hi" pa-sed
April 10. lssO; and also. an ordinance entitled,
Az Ordinance % provide Tor ih- time and
manner Of ascertaining ihe value OF tbs net pro.
crsds OF mine. fr the purpose oi taxat on, aud
10 provide tyr the collsc'ion Of such i.xes.
l.. T. FOX,
President Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
of0old Bill.
Attest: W. q HIDE, CLERK Of the Board.
At meeting OF ihs Board OF Trustees Il the
Town OF cold HI. held April 10. 1850. rdl.
nance No. l15 "a pasted BY he following vote
Ysas-Tru.tsss Hsresf, Dsuehy and rrss''
Asssss- Trustees wousy and rsnsry1 y1,.,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-01

n>HIs PAN IS FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
otnsvs In several important PARTICULAR.
The Grinding hullers are hear the center. 70.
ouiring lcss power. The plow shaped grooves
raise the quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with lees power. without violence. and With
better amslgamsting effect. berides admitting Q
larger charge. The inclined tbaped housinRs
of Inc mulierplate openings efnclently force
the pulp directly under the mullers.
Manufactured st the Golden State and Miners'
Iron works, 2s1 10 ISL First ttreet San Fran
cisco. and Of the Gates L Scoville Iron work.,
81 Soutn Canal street, Chicago. whore u can be
exsmlued aud iurthsr particulars be learned ;
or perpons may apply TO the Inventor and Pat
sntse. o O. sTkvkSsoN. q the DoIslas Nh.
beeu In operation.
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NOTICE.

u,He DELINQUENT TAX LIST HAVING
i been thir day pl,ced In my hands for col.
nsd that q the expiration Of ten days from the
data OF this notics action will be COMMENCED In
she propsr courts for the snforcsmsnt VI the
saId dsiinqusnt taxss and the ten Per csntum
ADDED thsevto and all oosts. - tl ~ ~
n yI; rtAMNIscnAn;; U.nsi 1; TSsn ,ssa As'esi Ss,ss
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAvIsa IN THErR POS
a session bo ks bslonsins 70 Wells prury
are requested TO leave the same st the once Of
the TOLD Hni NEW - soon o oopvenisnt;
Cola HIN, ssptsmbsr 10, isis. ssis
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ORDINANCE NO. III.

AN OR DINANCB TO Authorize ,hs Iseu.
snce sf bond In i.leu OF and he
Psypo . Of SsneeLips B.ua Nes. los
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NJ 1903.


AZ ORDlNAACE 10 fix and COiIee
. Lics.ss Tag Upon Cerssi
Trades aud Basisess wishia th
Corporate Limits Of she Town q
Gold Hill.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COL
! Hill do ordain;
SIcrfoa .. NO psrson or persons, nrm, q
sociaiivn, or corporation shall william tne CO..
on or pursue auy trade or busine's hereinafts
msnti0ned. until he. she. they, or it have pal
for and taken uut license. ~ u hereinafter pft
yldsd: aud for ANY violation of this oruinAnc
the party offending shall. on conviction, b
fned In any sum not exceeding two hunire
dollars. besides tue cosui oi the action; and j
default OF payment thereof shall 10 imprisone
In tie Town jail at the rate OF ons day ~
every two dollars Of such nne and costs.
BEc y. All licenses, except - heielnafte
provided, shall be psid quarterly IN advance
tho quarters v commence ON the nnt days O
February. Nay, August aud November In escl
year; and in csse any person or persons. nrm
association, or corporation r.quired 70 tahe on
license snAli fail 10 take out such license ~
the current quarter, priVr to the hitee.th day
of February. NAY, August aud November y
each year. he. she. they. or II rhAll DO suuJec
" pay IN sddi ION ~ ten yer Cent. over ans
above the amount ner.ln prs.eilocu ion sucl
Iiosnse' sna w Aau.'Sn " ,ny ponv ,.I ~
acmon shall " SoLmencea ua,,s. q N lne , nsm,
the amount ~ tuch license aud PERCENTAGE
togethar wiz c.rts, including tne iec y, ta'
iomn At.ofney' 7" w 'AA'u ~ Ai's0n 1'''A'' -
e.u suo a. Tho M.r.h.l shall Leep his ofllc,
..A ha hal hat.y
bour. of tvo O'CLOCK p. n. aud iour O'Clock p
y of each d.y Isuud.,s aud HOLIDAYS except
ali. dur,ny tns nr,t nit.eu DAYS VI each ausr
t.r. 10 is.us licenses. aud lt shall be the duly
syery person from whom Q license tar Is du,
and owing 70 psy the same at sad office duriul
ths tims hs is 20 required (, keep hi. oitics
open, aud no personal demand or notice by tht
Msr.n.i to sucn Dc. SOU shall bs Necessary Il
rso,or ruoh perrun liable tu the penalties pre-
scrib,d In rsclion. one and Two of this Oidi
nance.
under this ordnance arc lersby required u
exaipit tne sane u some oonsp,euous ps ~. ~
sane when applying 70 tho Marshal Tor New
license.
SEC. 8. II shall be the duty OF the Marsnal u
report 10 tho Town Attorney on the nitseutf
days of February, Nay, August and Nvyeinbel
vi each year, tho nslnes VI all pe. sonr whO nav,
not PAID for and taken out licenses. as required
Oy tnis ordinance, Ivr tho currrut quart.r, to
sether wan TIVE amounts for which such per
sous afe rsversly liable; aud u rLali be ths
duty OF ths Town At 0rney forth With ~ inrti
.ute actions TOR TIE recovery VI such amounts
Bee. IL shall be the duty OF tne narshai u
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Az ORDlNAACE 10 fix and CoiIeci
. Licssss Tag Upon Certain
Trades aud Basisess within the
Corporate Limits Of she Town oi
Gold Hill.
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE 70 proytde for the
Levy or Taxes On v. NJ and PersoD~l
E15iiiicsr' 1iiic. within the T. ~. 'f o''1
Passed April 10. isso.l
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Parties Wishing mo to receive and deliver
theif frsieht viii pissss direct shippers 10
marx plsiniy-"Csrs 7, g., Cod Hin;
On THOMAS 0ALLAeHxk
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gp-Buys and cells EIchange and Teleersphie
Cr,ii,s. This bank has special facilities ioi
dealing In bullion. tu
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lHE EV ENING NEW :
Published every day (Sundsys excepted.
NJ the NEWS PUBLISHING co.

U Entered at the Gold Hill postotiice
as second.clsss matter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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FOR THE USE OF
State Officers, Etc., Of the
State of Nevada.
DECEMBER %, 1890.

pIps WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY TIE BOARD
- OF Examiners VI the Ssste OF Nevada up 10
and including
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WAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
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OF SAN FRANCISCO.

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The People Of As State Of Nevada. rep
re.sated in Senate and Asssntiy. do
.,.nef m EnlLora
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-02-27
RUTON.

Frost is coming out of the roads in
MANY places, and the travelling therein
is bad, Bladder, baddest.
We were pleased to SEQ DR.. Ham,
bin, of Bristol, here again looking
well. lie was called to attend n case
professionally.
The funeral of late Samuel Damon
was held at the Congregational church
Non the 18th inst. Rev. Mr.. Church
officiating and preaching from Cor.
3:l3 to full and attentive audience.
j. S. Caswell has obtained the
agency of the town for the Union Mu.
tual Fire Insurance Co., and is driving
things, and also reports that holders
OF policies in old companies are sur
rendering the same to come into the
new candidate for public favor.
On the evening of the 18th, quite a
goodly number of ex-solders brayed the
storm and met at the Methodist church
in the lack of better place, and after a
full discussion, signed petitions to Con-
gress in regard TO measures in which
they were interested.
AT n meeting held on the evening
OF Nth, for the purpose of electing dele
gates TO the District Convention to be
held at Vergennes on the 26th inst, j.
). Chandler was made chairman and
Ill. q. Damon, secretary; G. A. Baker
and G. Billings, delegates; s. ID. Da-
mon and j. S. Chandler, altcrnates.
Not large gathering nor much enthu-
slasm manifested. rhe delegates are
strongly pronounced Edmunds men.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-02-27
BRIDPORT.

The ice harvest is nearly finished.
Miss Emma L. Wilkinson is soon
10 go west.
Mrs. ID. G.. McAuley is soon TO 80
to Mechanicsvillc, N. Y.
Mr.. Akin Dukett is i'll from his
old complaint, and fears arc entertained
for recovery.
oliver Frost has purchased the
Bush place and we understand is soon
10 move in. Mr.. Frost will be Il gain
to the village.
We regret to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Youtt have removed TO
Joncsville, Indiana, where they will
make their pertinent home in the ftl-
ture.
The school in Dist. No. taught by
Miss Emma Adams, closed last week.
Miss Adams has given excellent salts
faction, and ii is hoped she may be Sc
cured for the summer term.
The other day John Dukett went
over TO Crownpoint and partook of the
contents of the flowing bowl to an in
toxicating extent, started TO return
home and in attempting TO cross the
railroad track fell into a culvcrt, where
he lay helpless. lie only escaped COM
ing into damaging contact with the
freight locomotive by the engineer see
ing him and stopping the train long
enough 10 hoist him out.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-02-27

Deacon Barrows' premium sow
on Wednesday showed disposition to
harmonize supply with demand by CIV
ing birth to fine litter of sixteen pigs.
Anthony Little, who was recently
released from the state workhouse, was
! on last Tuesday tried for stealing wool
from j. l.. Buttolph and others. The
evidence against him, IL is said, was
not of the clearest, consisting chiefly or
wholly of admissions made to others by
him. He was defended by A. p. Tup-
per. He was bound over by Justice
Stapleton in the sum of two hundred
dollars to appear at the county court.
In default of bail he went TO Cobb's
hotel.
The Munger street lyceum was well
attended last Tuesday evening. The
pleasant evening brought parties from
seven different towns, and early in the
evening tho house was filled to over
flowing, and still they eamo. The de-
bate was very interesting, and to the
point, showing tho enormous evil on
both sides. A. G. Summers brass
band furnished music for the occasion,
which was very excellent and highly
appreciated. A vote of thanks was eX-
tended TO them, and hopes TO see them
again before long. Programme for the
next week: Resolved, "That the Indian
has received more injustice from the
white man in the United States than
the Negro" Disputants: Affirmative,
g. G.. Sumner aud John Spencer; neg
ativc, l.. Y. Boycc and g. ii. Balm.
Declarations, Albert Phelps, Burnley
Balm, John Doody, Milo Moor, Ira
Taylor, Geo. Sumner and John Groves.
Paper by e. &. Severance and o. =.
Moor. Committee on music, Mrs..E. G..
Seelcy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-02-27
VERGENNE Els.

Mrs. j. q. Dean is much worse, be-
ing confined to her bed.
The dropping of the "Litcrary,"
only leaves six more societies TO exist
for while longer.
The two hotels were filled TO
Overlooking on Wednesday last, by Re-
publican delegates to the convention.
The doration held at tho NJ. T..
church, on Wednesday eve. was largely
attended and very enjoyable time was
had.
The Vergennes Literary Society
voted to discontinue their meetings, at
the last meeting OH Wednesday evening
last.
Rev. +. p. Hooker of Middlebury
preached at the Congregational church,
Sunday last, in exchange with the
pastor, Rev. Geo. E. Hall.
"A number of families have moved
to Mass. from the city where they can
secure work, and write back very
promising reports.
Mr.. John Preston of Waltham
slipped and fell on the ice last Sunday,
striking on the back of his head; he
was picked up insensble; he is very
low, and doubts are entertained of his
recovery.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-02-27
STARKSBORO.

Our village school, taught by Clara
Strong, closed last Friday.
The Baptist sociqblc was held at
Sam Tafts. lie very generously fur
nishod oysters for the occasian.
We learn that Abncr Ravelin has
purchased of +. N. Hill the red house
nearly opposite the Baptist church.
Leslie j. Atwood has purchased of
James Wills the building lot situated
between David Goidon's and 4. w. j.
Hawkins.
The last two sociables have been
the largest ever held in town, about
one hundred being in attendance at
each.
Miss Cornelia Washburn, who has
been sick with pneumonia, is now rap
Idly recovering. Her sister, Mrs. Bird,
from Middlebury, is with her.
Sunday afternoon, the 22nd, quar-
terlv meeting services were held at the
M. K. church. Presiding Elder Mead
was present and preached an inter-
csting and able discourse.
Tho Methodist sociable, or chicken
pie supper, was held at the parsonage
on the 18th. The net proceeds were
thirteen dollars and sevcnty-five cents.
The members of the Aid Society pre-
sented Mrs. Brooks with purse of fil-
teen dollars.
AS Mr.. S. ID. IIolcomb was return
ing from Sunday evening services and
when near his residence, he was attacked
with paralysis of his left side. He is
now, Tuesday mornins, somewhat bet
ter. His mental faculties are unim-
paired.
On the 18th inst, DIR. Kidder of
Vergennes, addressed a very fair audi
ence. considering the inclemency of the
weather,uponIth he subject Idiosyncrasics
of the Age, or more properly, The
1Iumbugs of the Age. Altogether, it
was spicy, tlowery and well listened to
by an apprecative congregation.
"A portion of tho Baptist society
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Burgin, to
The number of over forty, assembled at
The parsonage on Monday, the 23d, ii
being the tenth anniversary of their
marriage. After cake, ice cream and
other delicacies were served, Elder
Brooks in behalf of the guests, in few
well chosen remarks, presented them
With a handsome lounge. After sing
ng and PRAYER, the friends departed,
the Elder and wife a long and
happy life. Y