The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05


my an uiu very wei. out Josie Peek
anu Ihe recitation by Miss Carrie SUIT
.ol' ueserVe speclal MENTION he lat
yer was particularly good and brought
uOwti C'le house. me muslcal features
VI tme programme included piano solo
ny Mss Mss iiattlc A chapman piano duet
ny M'sses gregory ana hamilton ana the
suh-noWer chorus, all excellent. The
suh-hoWer chorus was novel to say the
leasC' Nhen the curtain rose a dark
green curtain was seen stretched across
Ine opening On II were the sunilower
sua,ks anu ieaVes IN llShtef green and the
yclloW Pe'as' Inc center OF cach OF the
uoIen OF more MOVERS was Young
,"., id.c' me eIiect was lhucn au
nllIcu' AlUer IIle eNhloitlon tnc Adelphl
iiaIe!n'Cy gave some good taoleauN ana
eolu ice-c'ea'ii anu ouhcr eataDles' quite
SUM vi money was reallzeu ana VIII
oI useu lor Ihe enlargement lo1 tle
eCnool liV[aiy' Inc WlnCer TERM Will
open o' hoiluay next
Prominent sheep-breeders of this and
Rutland counties, to the number of 30 or
more, met at the Addison House on Sat
ufday last To consult with MIR. John y.
cross OF Kansas. the superintendent of
the sheep and wool department of the
worlds fair at New Orleans, with re-
gard to Il representation of Vermont
sheep and wool. Among those present
were Messrs. Edgar \. Bissell and f. G..
farnhan OF Shoreham; }. j. Crane, Ira
+. DOty and ii. {. BurWell of BridpOft:
~ e. w. l il'lie anu O1,' + II, farrlnS--
,"i' Dl P BRANDON, non, Henry Lane and
~ tuclcil Vi NorhWaii' oanluel
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tioo ~ o'"'S vi" pi'i'n VI
An observer SENDS us the follow
my me wedding or Mr.. William Far
rGlI ana MISS Nellie wooster, which took
pace Nov III VIII long be remembered
oy Ihose present as brilliant occasion.
me ceremony was performed at the
Calhollc church by Kew. f. K. Moloney,
alter Whlch tne happy couple together
WIN the relatives, assembled at the home
ol the prlde ana spent the day there in an
enjoyable manner. "A reception was held
IN ia lhe evening at the residence of Mr..
ARIEL where about seventy friends ard
relatlves gathered. The evening was
spent IN manner betting such an oc-
casloh' AN elegant repast was served to
an ana happy future wished the newly
married couple by their many friends.
me presents were numerous. Some are
DIS loIiVWs Elegant chamber suit and
carpet ny rather OF the groom; silver
u ~ castor Misses Mary and Bridget
rarreil' SILVER pickle castor and two nap
w ,uI,I rIhgs' MI James Michael and Peter
ilsoh: one set silver knives and forks.