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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Opening of the Insane Asylum.
 Pheulx Gaxattal

At tke meeting of the insane asylum commissioners on Saturday las, Dr. c l.. MahOney, of this city, was appointed superintendent of the asylum and bis salary fixed al Sl 5OO per aunum It WAS urdered that adver .lsemen.s be pre- pared and published inviting bies for the removal Of tie insane of the terri tory from Stockton, California. to this city. by the tenth of the next mouth, so our insane asylum wIil sooa be uiil,zei for the purposes for U Mas constrncie1. The present board IS moving energeti- cally and wul doubtless give satisfaction to the people Cf the territory in the management of this important q e mosynary Insti'utIOn. The appO ntm mt of Dr Mshoney IS generally commend ed He IS SD old prac ,itiOuer, Bud d careful, psIns-taking and patien: phy>i. clan who is thoroughly cOBversgnt win the climatic influences of central AriZ -- ma, b sid,s which his bGs,1ess acq1 4Int- auce here will enable him to provide ali supplies and uecessary Rriic es ht low igureF, thus insuriny s comprehensive; efficient and economical management of the as! lum. About the Oh of the present month Superintendent Nj honey VIII Vlsit CalifOrnla, per ect srIaage- ments for moving tbe insane. make care ful inspections of the veral ssylums ID thst state, and secGre such instruments and appliance as may he necessary ID the treatment of the unfortunate clsss of patients of which he will have charge. The peo pls of fine terri tory can afford 10 congratulate them selves upon the arrangements as have SO far been made looking to the open ing of the iHssne as, lam
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Select Knights.

At tLe meetiog of tbe : lect Knights A. O. U. w., h,ll on Saturday night the following officers were elected L. serve during the following year: CrmmRnGer-M. L-mont.
 Vic, Command r-J. l. Bonner. Lieut.. CommHrdsr-A. ". McQ Marshal-ThrmHs Hu- hes.
 Standard Besrer-G RIedel.
 Recorder T. O,h,ru.
 Treasurer-Gus,. 4. II, h
 Recording ressurer--h. Bue hmap. SeuiYr WorkmAn-I. E. Hart. Junior workmsn-C I Nutter. Guafd-Mm. SIeSert.
 Trnstes-G RIrdel.
 VI. dical Examiners-Drs.N \. II. Maia and H. Crepin
 Tue newly elected officers will be r stalled On the first regular meeting l. January next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
ExritemeUtIp Texas

Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of ParIs, Tex. by the remark able rec very of M-. ] E OIrley, who was SO helpless he cou'd mott turn m bed. nr r4is bIs head: ey-ry tody ssid be wrs | ip9 of Consumption. A uial bottle Of Dr. ktrg's New Life fIlls; by the time he had two boxes of Pills aud two bot les of tie Discovery, be wa well and hal gsined ID ti--h thIriy-siI pounds.
 Trial bottles of his Great Discovery for Co snm-tirn fee nt Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
SUMMONS.
IN TIE COUNTY CorE- ,i "

IN HE tOt MI tbl E. tE Il Q, !-r-Itfry uf hrr.rs- J-t -a-er ru-. UItu..f .- gan "a "a Alt r- Con .. ,t-..rl '. f.. Ger. -e wl -r neal r- 6 q. l. '-. l.f f- ~ nm. r-.
 AEuUl uuEa. l. .t" .. tor tle culfJ uf 2 ms. .-- tr EouA
 The r--rltory of s-iza-l =--.- The Mleh a tf1li A.r H-- Fec co. b-u-av N tl.-,..- hlch--r Eo. ug-e ral- Q ul Iu q. lou sIe hereby sum r.u-a a' a. pear fr tl a .u aTu.G. ahoy- name p'aiuI- r r- and ilr ..- uu g n U lH. Ari.Huf. cd sr-S .a.. -- ...- Clers ui -hl- t'urr. .--. ,a e ry rf E I.h comp .a.r- sIum .ar-f within Lsa.- o' tts dap of se~Vr-. wee u-ou Iuu uf --s ssry'l ir thls county. .gr of 'he c.u-ry and EI l.r Sith.u thirty Cags- I- al H. dag-
 and yol are hereby r.fsr-. app and -S-r -ha -"ug. lIir t. tT- u'a u-tr af. rHls Fuu ar..t ca of lsl f.r .. c,-rs aE a -bufs. sur U-
 q uud-r my lKa.4 ...l - - County Co rt. at I-c- "a. l-l- .- os-nos-. \. D., IsS ..-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
We all Say Amen.
lPresc ltt Journal Miner.

4 prominent merchant of Prescott, op being informed a few days since. hy O gentleman. who IS in position tO know hat for the la-t few months reveral iuu- lrJ d dollars Ter day had been sept from Pre- colt [, dry goods to CihfoTLii an the eastern states, emp ai8ed Of tLe nj lstica of the gOvernmSLt sendii goO1- 3 0O0 mil.s as cheap as they cii three. He also spoke of the import auce of patronizing hone merchants Es the prop-r lhiDg io build up a town. We ful aod heartily agree with tb, s.utimeut express e, but at the shu'' time wruid Call tie ate fntiUn Ut this sa.De merchant to the fact that be ls S-ftiIg h.s printing done n the east Hu. that the .o7erument sends it thrOu. b she mail for hun at just the sam pic ibat l. charred for sending it A shorter distance. Prescott bss two daily and oue vet kly psver s1d ihIee wtll-bp pointed j,r-offices. These offices d -- tIioute aunually n Prescott not lgs- ttal s-OOOO tO S25.OOO. large prrI "' & h.ch k receiveh fTCm eubscribeIs and from other syu-c's 4lTOsd The money k all spent and put 10 circul-tIoE her, and et there are business men who senC abroad Tor all their rriutng. VEo save prubarly from S20 70 S25 per year ID the operation
 The Journal Miner, and We bflieve the other papers do as we'll, purchase all its supph,s ip Pre- colt that can be procured L.Te. l; believes in pa'roniz !ng nome Instiiu,i .B- sUt should mel chants and sil others 6O :ha same th'ny Cur town Wouif h.. more prcsprrUus. With raIi.uad muuaIcat.on a. d cheaper transs OrtEiIuu our merchau Pc should be abl,. io cell goois, so that tL < euoIm1rs sum would not be sent q every month. lbe newspapers, wbicL are working for the prss-crity of the town and country. should be patrnuiZed anu encouraged. IT all our ciiiz would unite m pstrouiziUg home lus'i tutioDs entirely the community Sou!d bs more prosperous and the small pIitauoe ssy-d by seDdiUg abroad Tor article would be more than returned to each individual during the year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
The St LOuIs Canal.
Ipheniy Gazette.l

AEltulN ha@NNAN-l
 This greBt enterpTI-c when is ut signed Co divert the waters of the GiIs rIver to the reel smstioD of the vest body of fertile land lyIug on the south side of that stream, from H point twenty miles tbis side of Gila Bend station and ex- tending tn Painted kccN station, IS now well under way. ID. Norman. the coh- tractor, who is now in Phenix, informs tbe reporter that he has a force or 10 men employed on tie canal nt press n'' And that for y scrape's are empi"y'u ID the work Of eXcHvatisn. The canal lr 10 toe 25 feet m width Et the bOtt' m tho ls calculated to Carry five feet of water. IFS total le5gth will be d miles aad o. tween Gila Bend aud Pointed hlcs " VI redeem lands on both sides 'i tue railroad The soil in this particular sec ton is clAimei 70 be ss rich and tertlle as that of the valley Of the Nile Hnd VIII produce every varI-ty of declduous and citrus frui's IL calculated shat Eith th, cop-ummation of the UoIE, al least 60.OO0 acres m.y De brought under cultivation. or ID area exceeding the cultivated belt of the Salt river vaiIe' by oIe half The total eXpe-@e ot oob- s'-uc'ipn VII b. bstE-en $3)JOOJ and $40 OO0-Jhere being sbme h-avy eafih cut st sod Dear the head Ot the canal while lower down :br,e tunnels Will be necessary to take the wat iu tue de- fred course. Three miles o' the canal basal ready been completed. includIng -ome of the heavier work. aud water san be placed upon some ot the land ir tune to produce crops tbe present } ear f the same b.. deemed advisable. The company WAS organized flr the cons'ruc ton of thIs canal spmr years siuce, but heretofore hIs not displayed 10 esrnest dt s re to push tue work as is now e'l1 cd. The magnitude Of the Cuterprlse and the benefits that it will carry t' every section Ot territory mot be ove' estimated. ArZonh has certainly taken up the march uf progress to prosperity andit looks very much as If. the peopl- Who xIsh to keep mp with ihe procersI"B wlll soon he compell-d 10 break into a double quick."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Bnckln's Arniea SaIve.

The Best SaIye m the world for Cut Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheuu Fever S-r,s, Tetie-, Ch,pped Hand, ChI plains, Cor s, -ud Bli okin Erup ti1b-, aud positively cures Piles. or n pay required. |, Is gUhranieed to eiv Dcri,c' saii~fac Ion, or money rriuud-c Price 2jcents per box, For sale by Geo Martin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
When a Widow Misses Her Husband.

When a Widow Misses Her Husband.
 You will have to sign the document, said the insurance nd justcr, addressing the widow os the pO.icy h0ller.
 -WEcrc.- asked the woman m black
 -Ri.ht therc.- replied tho edjrister, point- in- Co the spot where her signature was de srcl. -and you vi.l have to have your family physician ard a friend of your husband sign thrse aCi,layits Of his death
 Have to 90 to aI that troutlef queried she. T don't SIC why Ely poor dead husband cculI no: have arranged Jhe>e details before he ,.icd IT. jus; such affairs a wi!ow misses her husband terribly. "-St. Paul Globe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Official Records.
LEGATIONS.

Sacramento, CsliforpIa. PorpbyTy Dikr. Fl Cspitan and Alice mines, west ern slope San Csyetsno mOnn'ains. Tu D son dis'Tic', Os,ober 2lst, lSS6, w. l. Campbell.
 MISCELLANEOUS Butchers Record, of James Darling NOgsles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

Attention is called to the advertise. mAnt of Leonard Coates. nurserymsn, Maps City, California. Send to him for 6 free catalogue of fruit trees. grape viass, ana Rsnsrsl snrssry stsek.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

Le Richru'- Cot,G-t, fsssE Clrs ltl.-rg-. rre r.f Ss- tle Lex ar.f U #... ltrs, r~e. err. tnTr-r-. SyI......- r- Q h. i-.l-s.l Vri-i-TF -o @ th- -Hl.. ar Stp.i.-. pri-a. 100 g.r o.. L.. Risha"'- C. td-r B -i-prl .- = Cur.s-4,-.. -y "a r.1s ma -u, Tan. ll tr- IHr.... ... u Ai. b- a e th. N-... ..-. rh-o Q, S 1r .tr rasl. t..- tr.--.d Go. s - ..s 70 r t-ia.. #'l, - tHr vlc- ..r g1.. uf Nc-rErg. "A hcaithy. P I-- -l ,J p-r e.r... L. i.iehnu'. C. Len %. auf-n f- I- dot@ f-r te .r-. @ t.H-" i-r tafF 70 Cave. and |r. td d.-zs-.-i--ra-l- "r-,~s 20 r.- Bo'tf-.
 Se .. Shau't toI'S-, ~prpl-b f-- I~efi u. rr el prE D. .tti-. Ls Tsic1-u-- c ri-i~n % n-- -. f1- a tT .-t. ...s ln1 e-u- .r-. Prs-~St cop r .s Le .chfu's Cp..- ts. and Nr. f..-u
 Prics s3 sp pr Bar- Tsaic ~Id ,-srv.re. Srnt even .-r.. " .t. .r- a FersNo- (. P. TICHl-- - e. Co. N----z. t-l a Hr.. .-.."-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
Legai Blanks 1! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office

For Sale at the CITIZEN Ofhcc
 DISTRICT COURT BLANKs A cavit for Attachment, Urdertaking on Attachment. Indistmonts. s- sri.i's Cer.ihostos of Bale of Eeal Estate O.
 EIecUtiOn.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: Order directing Notices to be given e. creditors. Notice Oi time sppsInted for proving hiu. C-rtlncats Vf Wall and facts found . Order directlug posting Noticer~ot AppAcA'ioh
 Tor Letters of Administration. Cit1 'lOus. Creditors Clam, Order appointing Administrator. Bonde of AdnIutstrator and EzeCutor. Order spgolnJ'Tg Appraisers, order appOInl-.i- tune for Probate of Will sne
 directing ubhcat'On of Notice oi same. Order apIOinurg tune and place Tor hesEins
 Application O. sell Personal 'rOperty and
 dlrecJIng SOtice tO be gwen, Order tO show cause why order of sale Of bea'
 kstEfe ehuuid uot be ade, Order eppoiut utlIg rae uf Personal frOportgs order of sale Oi Persona! FTOpe-tyi Order aipui tang day for settlement of aecoun
 and ir-ctin. S"tice Co be gwen. Notice of time set Tor Settlement of Account. Bi.ANks UaED IN OBTAINING U. o.PAT
 ESr> TO MINING CLAiGs: AthdzyiJ uI CitlzvilzhIp. AthdzEIJ of hEs hundred dolisrs Improvements Agreement with Puhlishsrs, SofIcs ot implication ioT | s. Pst~ut CIVIL PaOCEEUiNd iS JUSIiCE CoOEl Complaint .n claim and delivery Oi Psrs0nz Cnder ssiGs on clam and delivery Of Persona AfidaSI, oa calm and delivery of PsEsOrsl
 fruperty, AaidaTir Tor a .tachrueat against Resident. JuG8rtasIug on -tLschIEsEts Writ Uf Attachment. Execution. No'-'' MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Notices, Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deeds. Real st.te NurtLlages, Power oi Attorney, lsegs-e. B9nd for Deed Co Mining Property. Acknowledgements. 1oKn"~ leigments for Man and Wife. \ thdav C.. of Publication, Notice oi Mining Claim, Road StgtiOu Beceipts,
 s<-Ail ui the7s 1ianks are ptl2ted ia eon fprmity with the rtAtutes of Arizona and the m!nIns laws 0f JLs UnIt@i 5ia'ss- Ordsrs sent ont ut The ciiy C. t. ID.
 29O Jusuce BlankS fur S5.OO. \ pscEAEe containing The fp .oN1ni nSmsc tlauks for Justices Courts, MI to sent Co am address pOstaze paid. for S5.t0,
 3iCrininai Complain,s
 0 Warrants Of Arrest.
 1n Subposuas.
 2itounlIfrl 'Eta.
 9, sG,o n, Is oa q. .s Di. Q: s',s, frOP
 1 UudertzklLls
 3l lGiiavft- Tor Attachment
 3' Uud- thklugs on Attachment
 5O Writ- 'f Attachment.
 20 TX scufion-.
 10 Acknowledgements (zi lel.
 IOAckn9~ieslsments tman and Wiisl
 iO Rail Bonds
 10 5-ipu iarious on Appeal,
 2J Mining LscaIOns. Address all Letter. or orders Citizen Printing& Pub. n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
EMEliSH
IaaraThy -Issrt.

IaaVaEhJ -ts'rt. >-sn ftaat..... 4-. N-rvous 9. bil.y. i-ai W-.-.-. h-us,rd wal 'y -- .a' a-. Iatg4 hood. mp t-try, Pa A-- lr- ami aIl the c Q be ta.r-- ~.It | ex es- In m-' u.e- per, -.ga .- ! Ory. Las UUd'. s'c rr.a Er -....- c soc et,, O furfs- ,f Ei-. N. ! H,af. tr- vita. | It.i r---lr4 r.,, -.-,. UT ne aEd m-ry o-h-r a sea. -- .ta.
 YOUNC aIN | Suf .r1ng from ..f On. .r. sh, a d ed usuIr u- co c.r- .a.. 1 stop ed. vIr.II.v rs--.r-i a-i ... . aga n a et~u -ias e d .f |. .I.-..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
NECSPAPGR .HGEERTelNc

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans. La. REMEMBER dl5s,I, Fhat,a- i.sg1 R-sssH :, ,,. Q, aud la c.. Wru are lu hsr @ U; th. q. rtvlrse. i- guar utrr of Sb oluta fairness and inf-Er ty that tie cA4nre- are al! equAl. arl 5tat % o.e csu D. slbly divsne wha uumhets s VI d-tp a Pr.z Al ptrtIr- therefore a ver tI-isg Co EUarar tee Pr zs-- ir hS lott.r or hoiiins o t any other IWpnssI hlc md r.is erts. are g. iudl--s, and only am 70 deceive and de fra a fh.. uuu4rv
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
FRUIT TREES!
 GRAPE WEES !

GENERAL NURSERY STOCK. Best Varieties. True to name. rsis. d without Irrigation, and freq from dis ease. Great care in packing Cata- l0gue, price list. etc, free. Aidrts.,
 LEONARD COiTES,
 Nspa Valley Nurseres.
 Nsps City, California.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
The Ollicial Canvass.

The fo'loEing is ;be ffi,ial canvsss Of ihe municipal vote by tue City Council
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

We do herehr certif, that ervise the sr- -ar geuleI t- Tor Al tte NoutLly aud -sm'-fn rnai D-t~Iug- of T h. Ltui-iaoa state L1ttsr, Com pauy. ard m per-ar manage and control tle Ora iug- sus,lVa- and thrt th stn~ is conducted WItr h.uts-y. firues ard iu C'o' . f,Ith tONart all par Ics a.d w- Au ho-lfe Ec C .tup5ny Co uss thi- certiuc-te. WIrn fac -irni.a of our siguaturcs attached. ID its ad- vsrtisem u-S."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
THE THoROUGHBREDS.

Pima County stoekmen Meet and kesoiHte wi'h CommendAbie Rrsolution-"en- ersl Miles Endorsed Unconditionally'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25
L2IiliaTa StaG LlttGfT COTD]lV

JTNPRE ECEDEN AITRsCTIuN'
 O OVER HALF t MfLLIOS DI-riIEUrED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-25

We the undersicnei Bsnks ard Bsrk0rs VII D-y all Prizrs drawn m ih. L'uIsf Co = .st- To trrie- winch nay nc present-d Ht our co ua rer-.
 T. IT. oct E~IsY. Pres Louisiana Naf1 I;k J. ". kILiffsETH. Pr~~. state Natl isk \ BALDWIN Pres. New Orleans Nat'I Isk
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11

and the worst in towns likely to be
the first operated upon.
The boys meeting at the Y. VI. G. A.,
last Friday afternoon. was well attended;
II were present. Mr.. Carpenter told
them Il beautiful story, whose attractive
metaphor presented the right and the
wrong way of living in such a manner as
to be fully understood and appreciated.
Arrangements were then made for an
outing on Saturday. On Saturday morn
ing at 9 80 II boys, carrying bats, foot
balls, lunch baskets, etc, formed in line in
front of the Y. NJ. G. 4. building, and
with Secretary Parsons as captain,
marched out and took possession of Mr..
| IIayden'S pasture. The X. \. G. base
ball club played against the field and won
time the Others enjoyed football and rae
ing. After lunch two games of football
were played, in which the "touch downs
exceeded the goals. The game of base
ball which followed was very exciting
and the X. \. C.'S came within one run
of beating their opponents, the \. B.C.'s
although the latter had two professions
ais; the score was 80 to -. After three
rousing cheers for Mr.. Parsons. the X
y. C.'s and the y. b. C.'s, they marched
home, all voting it a grand days sport
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11

Trunks and bags large variety, latest
styles, for ladies and gents No better lot to
choose from in the state, ut Barnard Bros,
Nergcnnes, VT
PouLrRY-l Will buy poultry at my house
Seymour street, near the cattle yards every
day in the week; and will pay the highest
market price. Jos. LAROCK.
DR.. L. p. Russell has removed his Office and
residence from Buttolph block TO first house
north of Pierce House, Court street. Oflice
hours as usual. Please call.
Pine Hall seems to please every one, I'm
mcnse stock, nothing equal to it in the state.
Prices are bottom every time, or money
cheerfully refunded f. \. BoND, Prop'r.
Just received, large and select lot of Ia.
dies and gents riding saddles, OF the latest
styles and at bottom prices by Barnard Bros.
Green street, Nergennes, Vt.
have removed my furniture rooms to Tup.
per block, under &. +. Marshalls store, where
will be found full line at prices down to hard
pan II. W. Pitts, agent.
summer horse blankets and carriage dust
crs, II large assortment just the thing to buy
now, while they are going low, at Barnard
Bros, Ncrgcnnes, VT.
Barnard BROS, tfttn street, ' cG8enlltSiN l..
deal in nothing but what pertains To theli
own line of tradc-that is, harnesses and car
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one of the best chances tor Il live man ever
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below:
GOING NoRrH-Express, 3 SO a. m; local ex.
press, 80 a. m; mail, % p m; express,
G 10 p. m.
GOING SOUTH-Mail $50 IL. M; passenger,
j2 p. m; mixed, S37 p. m; express, lOlS
p. m
MAILS CLosE-North, , 80 and 80 p. m;
South, 30 a. M, and 30 p. IN.
See Centrnl VI. time.tnblo, clseWhCrG.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
COMMENCEMENT AT BURLINGTON.

The exercises of the sd commencement
of the university of Vermont will open
on Sunday, the 9th inst, with the bac-
culaureate sermon by President Buck
ham. In the evening. Prof. +. b. An
drews of Brown university will address
the Young Mems Christian association,
Hon. John |. Gilbert of Malone. y. Y, is
to deliver the address before the associat-
ed alumni Tuesday, and on Wednesday
come the exercises of the graduating
class.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
METHODIST.
REV. john J. NOE, PASTOR
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. HENRY LANE. PAsTO

REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOR.
This is the order OF services in the X. C..
church commencing with the first sunday in
February
First sunday in FebrualY-Mass mt 10 30 n. IN. ,
catechisn, 3 80 u. m; bcnediction, 30
u. m.
Second Snday-Mass ut . Il. M; catcchs1n,
30 p. m. bcncdiction, 30 p. III.
Third Smday-MasS at 10 80 n. m; catcchsm,
80 p. m; bcncdiction, 30 p IN.
Fourth Sunday-No morning or afternoon ser
vice, but bcnediction at 30 pm.
The above order of services is to be followed
in rotation every four consecutive sundays.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
Social Ntatters

FOR THE WEEK ENDED WEDNESDAY, June 9.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
THE CHURCHES.


REV. ALvA +. CARPENTER, RECTOR.
Sundays-Scrviccs, 10 10 Il. m, 80 p. m.
sunday school, II Ii p. IN.
Fridays-EVcning Prayer, 80 y. IN.
Special service on Holy Days.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
CONGREGATIONAL.

REV. :. LEWIS b. SrEARE, PASTOR.
Sunday services. ~ - Il m; 80 p. IN.
sabbath school, II UU IN.
Thursday, conference meeting, 80 y. IN.
Friday, teachers meeting, 30 p. III.