The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-01-14
JyE)yRRTDGE.

Quite body of snow fell on Mon
day. Business is now brisk.
Mr.. Madison T.. Sprague is now
convalesccnt. Dir. Porter still attends.
All the schools In town are run
ming finely. No complaint from either
teacher.
Mr.. w. Charles Cole and wife re-
turned home to Holyoke, Massachu-
sets, on Friday last
Mrs. Isaac Cady has gone to st. All
bans to finish course of medica-
treatment under DIR. Hall of that,place
Rev. Mr.. Gerald has returned and
will supply the pulpit at the w. NJ.
Church tue remainder of the conference
year. The Sunday evening meetings
are now held alternately at this aud the
NJ. T.. C hurch.
The remains Of Mrs. Orinda blake,
widow of the late Carlos Blake, Esq, of
this place. were brought here for burial
last week, from Adrian, Michigan.
Services from the Congregational
church, on Sunday last. ut 2 p. NJ. con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. l.. Severance, of
Middlebury. y large attendance.
A CARD. We desire 90 tender to our
neighbors and friends our heartfelt
thanks for their kindness, good will
and efforts To bear with us the great
affection which has so suddenly rested
upon Us. May they receive each their
reward.
JAMES ). COLE AND FAMILY.
The Weybridge lyceum has be-
come q fixed entertainment on
Wednesday of each week. A largo
number were present last week, includ-
ing quite number oc visiting breth-
rem from similar institution ut
Brooksville, headed by that invincible
debater so well known to all, Mr.. Ed
gar Taylor, who is teaching at that
place. 1t was All agreeable surprise.
Come again.
Officers of Sampson Post, No. 40.
Department of Vermont, installed Jan.
uary 8, 1885, Com, H. s. Jackman;
S. V. c.. G. o, Tier; j. V. c., II. b.
Allen; Agt., &. w. Sneden; ID. NJ.
II. Il. Isham; Chap, John Harrington
Surgeon, II. Tyler; Serjt and Mai, NJ.
S. Boies; @. NJ. Serjt, Louis Lapoint.
Delegate to State Encampment:
James Sneden; substitute, Nj. l..
Boies. We accept of the past history
of these veterans and their comrades
for patriotism, loyalty, brotherly love,
and disposition to mind their own bus
mess, as an evidence that Post Samson
will survive until death, tho great foe,
shall take its members TO join the
grand army above, where Christ will
be the Grand Commander.
Prof Cove of Benman Academy.
New Haven. lectured at the W. NJ
church, on Friday evening last. Sub
ject, Spanish explorations in the New
World. 1t was very Interesting. The
professor is an able and fluent speaker,
holding his audience at his own will.
The lecture showed careful prepara-
ton, including the most notable
points in the lives of the first discoveries
of the New Continent. Quite an inter-
est is manifested in the academy of
which the professor is principal, in this
vicinity. Some young men from here
are attending school there with great
and others will probably
attend the coming year. The infu-
ences thrown around them aud the asso-
Citations with which students come in
contact are much superior to those
in larger villages, and we trust
that the efforts made by the people
near the academy to preserve the NOR
ais of the place at high standard
may meet with success, and that our
young men aud ladies may have one
place where they can obtain an educa-
lion from books, no contaminated with
a knowledge of rum, gambling, &c.