Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-03-14

Miss Alice Merrill of Troy, y. Y, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. II. War
ner.
Several from town have been taking
produce to Port Henry and vicinity the
past week.
j. O. Benedict was so unfortunate as
to jam two of his fingers quite badly
while handling logs one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Lee closed her term of
school in No. 6 last Friday. She has
been engaged to teach the spring term in
the same place.
At meeting of the Congregational
church, Friday last, it was decided TO eX
tend call to Rev. Mr.. Barnum of New
Hampshire, who recently occupied the
pulpit of their church two Sundays.
\ challenge from the Munger street
lyceum has been received by the Young
Mems Debating society for joint debate
on the question of prohibition against
high license. Dan. Austin and Robert
Easton were elected to resist the antci-
pated attack of the veterans from Munger
street The debate will probably take
place the 3lst inst.
The many friends of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wicker, widow of the late Clark Wicker,
will he panied to learn of her death.
which occurred at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dudley, in Milwaukee.
Wis, Tuesday, March /, of pneumonia,
after a severe attack of the grip, ut the
age of - years. Mrs. Wicker was "A
daughter of the late Chauncey Stowell of
Cornwall and had large circle of rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity. Corn
wall being her native town and Bridport
Mr.. Wicker's former home, and which
for many years she had visited nearly
every summer. She leaves two daughters
Mrs. Marcus Barber of Poledo. Ohio,
with whom she has resided most of the
! time since her husbands death few
years since, and Mrs. Jennie Dudley
also "A sister, Mrs. Emma Parkhill of
Cornwall.
From another correspondent.
The pleasant home of \. w. Frost was
the scene of unusual gaiety on the even
ing of March >, when relatives and friends
numbering about - gathered from far
and near to witness the marriage of the
only daughter of the house, Flora f.
Frost, to Clayton W. Jones. also of Corn
wall. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. c. IIoughtOn beneath an over
shade of evergreen and flowers. Then
followed congratulations from the many
friends present, after which bOuntiful
refreshment was served, and in merry so
cia chat and feasting the moments sped
so rapidly that little time was left us tol
the inspection of the many useful and
valuable presents, "A list of which we ap.
pend:
set silver knives, Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Frost
towels, table mats, splasher and butter knife
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Hall; center table, Nor
pillow -shams, splasher and towel Hattie, lie
ma and Rachel Frost; dinner set, c. c. Frost
pair oak chairs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Jones
sudbury; table cloth and napkins, Fred X
Jones, Johnstown, y. Y; bed-spread, pillow
shams, vases, mustard cup, pepper and sal
shakes, tooth pick holder and pair fancy cup,
and saucers, Mr.. ana Mrs l.. J Frost, Lowell
Mass; tablecloth. Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Farr
Waynesville, Ohio; tablecloth and napkins
Mrs. NJ THOMPSON and Mr.. and Mrs u. W
Ellis, Chicago; gold lined berry spoon. Mau'
Ellis, Chicago; dozen napkins and pertum,
satchets, Mr.. and Mrs. f. IL. Fenwick, Fitch
burg, Mass; pair towels and vase, Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. W. Proctor, Lowell, Mass, glass cream
set, Mr.. and Mrs, W. j. Hurlburt and Mr.. am
Mrs. J. + Sperry pair vases, Clyde Hurlburt
glass cream set, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Damon
: and Ada Damon; pair towels, +. X. Damon
oil painting, Ira, Russell and Cora Farnham
butter knife and sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs
+. q. Farnham; oil painting Mr. and Mrs.
D II. Farnham; oil painting, Fanny Wallace
, sudbury; parlor lamp. ID. b. Davis, Prov
dence, h. l.; napkins, Mrs NJ. f. Drake, Mid
dlebury; set nut picks, NJ. Corrinne Field
Burlington, VT; dozen napkins, Mrs Lydi
James pair fruit plates, Mrs. NJ. T.. Robin
son; extension table, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. with
erell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Peet, Mr. and Mrs
, II. j. Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs T, Cobb an
Mr.. Homer Cobb; glass sauce dish Mr.: am
, Mrs. II. w. Drake, Burlington, VII pickl
I castor, Mrs. NJ. J. Ellsworth; watch drum
; Mrs. Pevy, Lowell, Mass; glass cream sc
2 and cake dish, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Field berr
j, dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodruff, Sails
|. bury, Vt; oil painting, Mr.. and Mrs. FREE
+ Dean; fruit plate, Emma Lawrence; pal
z vases, Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. 4. Jones; china pickl
= dish, Retta Lewis and Silas Jones; pair dies
) sert spoons, c. II. belong and Harry belong
pat. rocker. Frank Walker and Dan kilburr
] tubhu,.v. sat nut nicka II q Jones. pair TOW