Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-14
County l1ews.
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Schools through the town closed last
week.
Mrs. w. G Hamilton Is again quite
sick.
Mrs. L. NJ. jackson celebrated her S7th
birthday on Wednesday.
Charles A. and Mrs. Eldredge of Dem
yer, Col, visited friends here last week
A. X. Bush of Orwell. district deputy,
met with Morning sun lodge last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Silas Jewett of Cornwall
visited friends in town the ea'lv part If
the week.
Mrs. II. G. Burwell, who has been se-
ri0usly i'll for some tihIe past, is slill in -
critical condition.
Hon. l.. d. Eldredge of Mddlebury Was
in town on Tuesday and Or. Eddy made
a professional visit on the same day.
VIM. NJ. Grandey lost one of his driv-
! ing horses on Sunday from lang fever
The horse was one he had recently bought
to match his chestnut.
| Butter brought rs TO II cents in our
market this week, with best new mich al
Is cents. Eggs sell at II TO II cents a
dozen according to quality.
We had six to eight inches of snow fall
on Sunday, and had there been any found =
alton for it we would have good slelghing
now, but under the rays Of the hot sun
the snow is gradually disappearing again.
Daniel Hayes had the misfortune TO
lose one of his work horses on Tuesday.
lie was driving south through the viii
lage, when by some misstep the horse
| hrnlgp q n Of ftc ta-ug
that the animal should be destroyed
which was done.
The Middlebury college glee club gave
US fine entertainment in the Methodist
church on Thursday evening, Feb. G..
The club was assisted bv Miss Bond as
soloist, which added much, and with 9TH
er interesting features made the evening
especially enjoyable.
Misses Cora Blaisdell. Martie Russell.
| Flora Lamos, Stella Williams and Cora
Carey, with gentlemen. enjoyed leap
year ride on Wednesday. They drove 10
Vergennes in the morning and went to
Burlington on the afternoon mail, return
ing on the evening train.
The following notice explains itself
All We good citizens of We town of Brid-
port and We surrounding towns round
about are notified that there will be a
cOmpanie of men and women singers at
We Congregational mcetin house in said
town on Thursday, Feb. 20, 1896, and
a goOdle number of We old stle hymns
will he sung ana played, also some
worldlie pieces and few negro melo-
dies. We house viii be opened at Z
o'clock and in One-half hour later vc
singing will begin. Ie price to get IN
n,,I "a a; AL, 10
twenty-five cents, and it is hoped that
nobody will forget their pocket books.
PART YE FIRST.
| l Amercn BY all We singers.
?. be JOYFUL, BY AL we singers.
by two women and two men.
T. Only II tangle OF golden curls,
BY one woman.
| B. Bnckheld, BY ye whole quir1.
g. III ep I'm de middle OBJ de road,
BY Ethiopian Quartette
I. Speed away, BY four of the men
| 5. SherDurne, by we whole Quire
/ 3. Nesper duet and chorus,
BY two men and two women
10. onto ClarlestOwn,B y Ethiopian quartette
H.. Unturl your banner, BY We whole quire
II. Not tor Joe, by one man and three others
PART We SECOND.
/. The old house at home,
by two men and two women
| ,. Coronation, BY We whole quire
3. Murnuring sea, BY three women
| 4. Nelly was II lady, BY Ethiopian quire
D. ackoning hands, BY two girls
| q. ENhol tatton. Ry We whole quire
/ !. know II bank wherein
the wild thyme grows, BY two women
! Z. Duett BY one man and one woman
| Lenor By We whole quirc
10. one more river, Bv Negro solo quartette
u. sing sweet me oiious me sure,
BY two men and two women
-. Good Night,
BY one man and one woman and al
others.