Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-12-21

of Correction Edward Dillon, sentenced
to eight months for assault, and 'Deek'
Gage of Bristol, sentenced for 30 days
for second offence of liquor-selling Mr..
Cobb is still ignorant of the whereabouts
of the youth, Charles Beatty, who got
away last week.
Following is a list of the officers-elect
of Camp Tracy, S. of ", who will be in
stalled on the evening of Jan. IL: Cap
tain, Horace Tracy; first lieutenant,
Clarence E. Taylor; second lieutenant,
George E. McCue; camp council, George
M. Wright, Charles F. Rich and Fred H.
Currier; delegate to the State encamp-
ment, Fred Rogers; alternate, Clarence
E. Taylor.
Russell Post, G.. A. R., has about 80
members, and will muster in four more
at its next meeting, on the evening of
Jan. 8, when the following officers, elect
ed at the last meeting, will be installed
Commander, w. l.. Cady: S. V. c., DIR.
E. p. Russell; j. V. c., j. II. Williamson;
surgeon, w. w. Martin; chaplain, B. L.
} Fleming; o. D., Wallace Dewey; o. G.,
E. p. Williamson; Q. NJ, G. w. Pinney.
, Intelligence has been received here of
l the death, of pneumonia, at st. Louis,
Sunday, the 9th inst, of Mrs. G. II.
Jones, wife of the managing editor of the
. Republic of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
r Jones and daughter have spent several
| CT In, nd hax fro dc
!, here who will regret to hear of Mrs.
\ Jones' death. Last summer Mrs. and
Q Miss Jones were at Mr.. r. w. Phelps
d for several months.
The Glass-Blowers are at the town hall
= this week and draw crowded houses.
The attractions and special features are
:, numerous, and, in addition, there are two
\ handsome przes-a photograph frame of
4 glass, valued at $50, and hose carriage,
also of glass and valued at 500. These
fine specimens of work are being voted
for. The belle of the village will get the
first and the most popular hose company
the second. The entertainments close to-
morrow Saturday night.
s. Those who failed to see the McGibeney
family at the town hall on Tuesday even
ing have cause for regret. The enter
tainment was every thing that could hav'
been wished. Twelve of the family ap
peared, and all of them are thorough mu
sicians from the parents down to four
years-old Leo. The house was we'll filled
and the Grand Army profited to the ex
tent of over $40, as, owing to a misun
Outstanding regarding the hall, they hat
. share of the proceeds.
The annual celebration of the landin,
of the Pilgrims comes tonight. The ad
dress, as heretofore announced, will b,
@ given by Rev. c. c. McIntire of Pittsford
~ He is one of the ablest Congregational cler
gymen in Vermont, and is certain to hav
something to say that will be worth hear
: ing. After the address and other exer
cises in the Congregational church at tn
&c usual hour, will be the customary ladies
IS social party in the vestry below. Tick
cts for the supper, 80 cts, at Hanaford's
ne Winter came Monday night, apparent
ny ly to stay. A severe storm of wind an
rain set in during the early evening an
ST. continued till Tuesday night, though bt
be fore Tuesday morning the rain had turf
nd ed to sleet and then to snow. The sleigh
ing is now good, much to the gratifics
s., ton of our merchants, and doubtless c
lst their patrons as we'll, who can now cas-
tie ly come to town. The sleet weighe
down the trees, breaking many limb.
o. particularly on the willows. The mai
he street at East Middlebury, which is line
e, with these trees, was almost impassabl
Tuesday morning on account of the limt
as from them, which strewed the roadway
ce The sale given by the United Worker
do at the Congregational vestry last Frida
evening was a decided success, the PR
m ceeds, after all expenses were pal,
20, being over $40. The ladies decorated tt
az vestry very beautifully with buntin,
,os flags and Chinese lanterns. Fancy wor
was sold at a large booth, and refresl
nm ments were served at small tables in IL
iii center of the room. The young peop
? present literally patronized the cand
,rv table, where all kinds of confectionel
were for sale. The United Workers a
doing home missionary work in this "
lage, and the proceeds from the sale wi
~ enable them to continue the good VOL
~ they have begun.
'ed HEATED BY STEAM.