Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-25


be made. Out-of-town parties wishing
them should address Jesse \. Ellsworth.
The price is 81 each.
Letters addressed as follows have re-
manned in the postoflice one month un-
called for: George Branch, Emmett Car
son, Miss Carrie +. Farr, John j. Gethart.
Frank Graham, Y. NJ. Hayward, Miss
Katie Murdoch, 6. MacGreigor, Mrs.
Mary +. Pierce. Mrs. Dora Potter, John
Race, Paul Shacket.
Rev. a. o. Kramer, the English evan
gelist who came here three or four weeks
ago, and held meetings for time in the
basement of the town hall, now holds
services in the Addison House park every
afternoon. The congregations have not
been large. He will speak at p. m. to-
day and : 80 p. IN. Sunday.
At the Baptist church, next Sunday,
there will be no services except the Sun
day school at the usual hour. Rev. Mr..
Palmer, the pastor, went on Monday to
Brunswick, Me-, to be present at the
gathering of his class at Bowdoin col
lege % years after their graduation. OF
the u members, 81 are now living.
There was a service of song, inter
spersed with scripture readings and re-
marks by the president, Prof. Eaton, at
the Y VI. c. \. rooms on Sunday after
noon; and on Wednesday evening there
was Il very profitable conference meeting
noon there will be no service. as the bac-
calaureate comes near the usual hour of
service. \ young mems meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening.
\ Young Mems Republican club will
soon be formed here, if nothing happens.
Col. L. NJ. Chapman is at the head of the
enterprise. The plan is to get up a COM
pany of 30 or GO young men, who will be
mounted and drilled, so that they may
worthily represent the town at Republic
can gatherings here and elsewhere during
the coming campaign. a call will short
ly be issued for IA preliminary meeting TO
talk over ways and means. The plan is
attractive and ought to meet with favor.
The listers have completed the quad
rennial appraisal of the real estate of the
town and deposited the same in the town
clerk'S office. At the last county conven-
ton of listers, in lSS2, the appraisal of
this town was reduced II per cent, which
made odd figures in almost every entry.
I'm correcting this Inconvenience. and
equalizing the different lists. and by the
addition of several items previously
omitted. the total amount has been raised
from 81 .O46. $40 to 81 .O9I .335.
Mr.. Smith of Brattleboro. who laid the
concrete walks here last summer, began
operations again Friday under the direc-
ton of the village trustees. The new
walk will commence at Mrs. Slade' :
block and go to the Graded-school build
ing. taking the place of the gravel and
rocks that have composed the alleged
sidewalk there heretofore. What else
will be done when this is completed has
not yet been decided.
The Kaleidoscope " is the title of al
attractive annual which the junior class
of the college have just published.
Among its contents are class histories
lists of members of the corporation. fac
ulty and students; well-written reminis-
cences of DIR. IIamlin's presidency; lists
of members of the Greek letter societies
lists of the various college organizations
and much other matter of interest to ev-
cry alumnus and friend of the insttu-
ton. 1t is handsomely illustrated with
numerous plates, including one of Waldo
avenue that is well worth the price OF
the book, an excellent portrait of DR.
! lIamlin and several wood cuts. The
book sells at 30 cents and may be had AT
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