Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-12-04
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Ralph Belden is moving to town.
Frank Fitz is claphoarding his house.
G j. Hodges has opened new store

Ralph Brlden Is moving to town.
Frank Fitz is claphoarding his house.
G.. J. Hodges has opened new store.
II G.. Powers Is laid aside temporarily
by his old enemy, rheumatism.
Mrs Frank King still continues on the
sick list, but is steadily gaining.
Tine stage route from Bread Loaf to
Hancock was discontinued on Monday,
the contract having expired.
The large amount of wet weather dur
ing the fall interfered sadly with log
cutting operations, of which large
amount is to be done this season.
a. G.. Chandler few days ago saw an
animal. that must have been caribou,
being chased by dogs. As he describes
it the tail was from ID to Is inches in
length.
Bidding was not very brisk on the
mail routes from Bread Loaf to Han
cock and from Bread Loaf to Middle
bury; and no wonder, for the present
pay is a pittance.
While shooting at mark on Thanks
giving day Guy Damon had a narrow es.
cape from serious injuries or something
worse. The gun, being overloaded, or
possibly some obstruction getting into
the barrel, burst, throwing out a piece
some three inches long just in front of
the hand that held it up. The shell was
bought ready loaded with 81 drains Of
brown powder.
At regular meeting of j. j. Hale
/ post, No. &C, :. A r., held November
-, 1896, the following resolutions were
/ unanimously adopted:
J WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all-wise Ruler
OF the universe IN His inscrutable wisdom to
| remove from her sphere of activity, useful
ness and home circle, where she reigned
queen, Ida (George) the beloved wife OF
| Comrade Calvin ;. Albee, to that circle
| "where spirits blend and friend holds fellow
| ship with TREND" her ca tn work all one
! and well done; therefore,
Rcsolred. BY j j Hale post, No. 90 G. \. Il a.,
| that, while we bow In submission to the Divine
nat, we deeply sympathiZe with COmrlde
Albee in his great loss, and extend to him
| the condolences that all true comrades feel
| Tor another when passing through periods of
aiflictOn; and
Rc,oiped, That as a mark of respect to the
memory OF the one gone on before the char.
| ter OF the post be draped in mourning tor the
period of 81 Sty day; and
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
delivered to COmrade Albee, be spread upon
our records, and 4 copy be furnished tie
MIDDLEBURY REGISTER tor publication.
J. ) CHANDLER,
8 SS g; sIn" !, FLANDERS. Committee
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Commander
in-Chiei in His Inscrutable wisdom THAT is
never at fault, who ia too wise to err and too
merciiul to be unkind, to remove from the
sphere II usefulness aud Christian work
Mary l. wife OF Gomrale John Cook, who
| in her stay in this lite bui dec u monument
more enduring than narb or bronze, who
in every position she occupied worked with
that zeal and courage 50 characteristic OF
her, co Iscieutl Ously performing all her work
in such manner that leaves an example
that all may emulate; therefore,
RcS0lred by J.J Hale post. No &c. q. A. K
that while we bow to the high mandate. W.
feel little OF the great sorrow that h AZ IN #
him and offer him our livchest sympathy
and,
Resoirei That "a a mark of respect To the
departed our altar he draped in mourn ing Ton
IL period of sixty days. and.
Resolred That copy of these resolutions he
furnished to COmrade Cook, n cory be tor
wnrded to the MIDpLEBURN REGISTER fpi
publication, and be spread upon our record )
j. : CHAM LER,
;. &. GIBBS. Committee.
GEORGE l. FLANDERS,