The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-07

the liquor robbed him of 50 after getting
MN drunk. Inc turnlsher has not yet
Deeh apprehended. Bruno belongs in
Brandon.
Mr.. Munroe, chairman of the commit
tee on music for to-mOrrow's exercises.
requests the mem 1ers of all the choirs in
the village and all others who will take
part to meet at the lccture-room of the
| Congregational church at 80 this (Fri-
| day. evening. IL is expected that Prof
Orh of Boston will be present then to
assist in the arrangement of the music
and also that he will take charge of it on
Saturday.
James f.. Stanleton has hoon onnoint-
ed weiphcr of mails hetwoen EsseY Junc-
tion and BOSTON Inv vov of FINLAND He
entered unon fine work "Wednesday and
will be enc AGED in if for n month. The
amount Maid fine railroads for carrying
the mails dennnds unon thn WEIGHT of
them and the object of the months Weigh
inc is TO ret an average rs a basis of com
pensation. II is Unlimited that when
| Mr.. Stapleton gets through with this SER
vice he will have permanGnt Government
employment in another capacitv.
=, rev SANFORD Washourn' VINO dled IN
MecnanlcSViile' N. u July ~: aged
aoout % years was pastor OF the Metho-
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lo'o' ne loiheu the New ork CONFER
n r III looo' anu was trihsiG!reo 10 Ire
ments in the order i'm which they occurred
were as follows: State street. Troy Pitts
field. Mass presiding elder of Poultnev
district Garretson station. ALBANY: and
presiding elder of Saratoga district. re-
! manning two wears i'm each of these fields
of labor. (Two wears was the full limit
of the pastoral term at that time.) He
was next four years presiding elder of
! Troy district; then two wears each in
| North Second street, Troy: Greenwich.
and Canaioharie; then three wears i'm
| Fort Edward. and four wears presiding
elder of Cambridge district. He was
next appointed two years each in Jones'
vile and Middlebury, and then three
years in Esperance. He was then. in
1879, nearly 20 years of age. and was
granted a superannuated relation to his
confer ence. in which he continued till his
death. About six weeks before he died
he was attacked with congestion of The
brain. from which he did not rally. He
was man of marked ability, and was
leading minister in his conference for n
number of years. He was four times
appointed a presiding elder, and the
churches of which he was pastor show
the rank which he took among his brcth-
rem. He was a Christian gentleman and
an able minister of the gospel.
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