The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

Seely, VIM. S. AL len. j. X. Ford. A. F.
Marley. G. G. Cady.J J. w. Lovett. Judson
Mead, Chas. f. Balm and Philo Sever
ance /; committee on missions. Prof.
Seely. Harry Langworthy. A. f. Man
ley and Elijah Y. Boyce: on SUNDAY
schools. VIM. :. Alden and wife. Chas.
F. Balm and wife aud George s. Barton !;
on temperance, VIM. Langworthy. Bel
den Shedrick and Mrs. Clinton G.. Smith !;
on tracts, j. w. Lovett, Mrs. Geo. 5.
Barton and Miss Lee; on education,
Prof. Seely; on church extension, j. r..
Ford, G.. G.. Cadv, Judson Mead, H..
Langworthy and Philo Severance; on
chur, h records, G. G.. Marshall; parson-
age committee, Byron Fleming, Mrs. j..
X. Ford, Mrs. Prof. Seely, Mrs. DR..
Eddy and Mrs. Harry Langworthy; on
church music, the pastor of the church !;
on estimating pastors salary.J. r. Ford.
Prof. Seely, Harry Langworthy, W. 5.
Alden aud G. G. Cady.
Notwithstanding cold winds and diff
cult roads, on Tuesday evening. Febru-
airy 20. a delightful gathering assembled
at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. o. =. Lee
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of
their wedding day. The neighboring
towns of Wevbridge, Bridport and Corn
wall were well represented. Most of
the guests had the good fortune to be
relatives and they, with immediate
neighbors and friends, filled the house.
The regrets" included a very cordial
note from Rev. E. p. Hooker, which
was read aloud by Rev. Mr.. Speare
when giving expression to the congratu-
lntions and good wishes of all present.
He pledged their attendance at the gold
lab Il.
After prayer, bountiful repast was
served. As the company dispersed, it
was with renewed conviction of the
preciousness of Christian house, and
heartfelt wishes that many years of un-
alleged prosperity may be continued to
those whose hospitality had given so
much pleasure. Among the presents
we're Cake closet from Mr.. and Mrs.
Dea. S. James, Mr.. and Mrs. oilas
Jewett Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Crane and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. James; bedroom
set from Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Bird !;
bath pan from Miss Ida RUSSELL cake
trunk from Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Payne !;
hanging lamp and lamp mat from Miss
Martha Hoffman; brittania teapot from
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne; tile teapot
stand from Miss Julia Hebert; three
bottle castor and c ,rd receiver from Mr.
and Mrs. Darwin Rider; fruit basket and
salver and vase from Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin Birchard: set cup-cake tins and
dipper from Miss Jennie Frost; table
brush and pan from Mrs. II. Cook and
daughter; spice box from Miss Harriet
Goodwin and Watson Hamilton; stew
pan from Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin William
son; half dozen jelly-cake tins from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kingsley; salver and
pudding mould from Mr.. and Mrs.
Gasca Rich; salver from Mr.. L. D..
Twtchelfs family; maolica pitcher
from Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hemenway. ST.,
and Mrs. Lucy Goff; china cake plate
from Mrs. Seraph Hemenway amber
colored syrup cup from Minnie and
Romayne Hemenway maiolica fruit
dish from Mr.. d. f. Wales; china cake
plate from DR.. and Mrs. L. K. Mellen
glass plate from Mrs. NJ. Carr; tin
rooster from Lulie Skiff; half dozen
pressed tin pans from Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Ainsworth; Tin box for government
bonds from Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. b.
| Speare.