Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-17
We ROENNES.

Rev. Henry IIcllok has sold to O. c.
Dalrymple his residence on Water street
for $1,000
DR.. Phelps and family, who have been
visiting relatives at North Adams, re-
turned Tuesday.
Isaac f. Hatch and family will move
to Burlington next week and will make
their home in the Queen city.
Gov. Grout, Lieut.. Gov. Fiske and
Speaker Lord made an examination of the
State Industrial school the Sth inst.
The City Cornet band has been engaged
by the Brandon Agricultural society
to furnish music for the October fair
Mrs. Frank lngham had a leg broken
Friday last by a horse, which she was
driving down Potash hill, running away.
The Alonzo Hatch Electro Musical
company of New York are billed for the
opera house Saturday evening of this
week.
David Burroughs of Greenfield, H..
a former resident of Waltham and son of
William Burroughs deceased. is visiting
in this vicinity.
Lyman 5. Dumas and Miss Harriet NJ .
Danyew were married at the Catholic
church Tuesday at 10 a. m. Rev. FIR. p.
\. Campeau officiating.
Judge Wales and Hon. Henry Ballard
of Burlington and w. w. Rider of Bris-
tol were in town Wednesday as counsel
In the DR.. Hall probate case of New
Haven.
Two hundred tons of cement gravel
from Whitehall has been placed on Main
street as an experiment, the indications
xNi
crushed stone.
EX-Mayor w. j. Van Patten and party
of ten of Burlington had a steam Yacht
excursion from Burlington to Nergennes,
Thursday LAST. returning after dinner at
the Stevens House.
Mrs. John Clark of East Ferrsburg
came near meeting with fatal accident
Friday while driving onto dead creek
bridge, the horse backing of the APP
proach to the bridge down ten feet. Mrs.
Clark Jumped out in time.
At Il meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the State Firemen's association
at the Stevens House. Wednesday, to
consider the protest made by The Torrent
hose company of Barre at the tournament
held June n last against the running
team of the Steamers of WinOOski, on the
NitAl - NiltAt lllt lAlNil Atdlll ran Mllll OuL-
side help, the desciSion was arrived 70
give the contesting teams prizes as time
was made, the Torrents having with
drawn the protest. LIST prize to VIM
ooski, time 45l ID prize to Boxers, time
4S4; Sd prize to knights, time 49,
The examination and ordination of
Rev. Norman butcher. pastor of the
Congregational church, Tuesday, WAS at
tended by large congregation. The ex-
animation was held at 80 a. m, the
order of services being as follows Organ
voluntary, anthem, Invocation, scripture
lesson, hymn, sermon by Rev. ID. w.
Smart, ID. d., of Brandon; Ordaining
prayer, Rev. g. w. Phillips, Rutland !;
anthem, charge to pastor, Rev. \. w.
Dickens, Middlebury; right hand of
fellowship, Rev. t. Swift or Orwell !;
charge to the people, Professor 5. f.
Emerson of Burlington; hymn, benedic-
ton, Rev. Norman butcher, the pastor.
The society was organized Sept. Il, 1913,
and these pastors have supplied the pull
pit Reys. ID. c. Sanders l79I99; John
lIough, lS07-l2; a. Lowell, lS07-35; II.
f. Leayitt, lS3G-6O G.. b. SpauldIng,
lSGl-6l; IL. \. =. Torrey. lSGj-GS; II. =.
V. Bogue, lSG9-72; w. p. Aiken, 1873
20; G.. Z. Hall, ls77-S4; \. A. Robert
son. lSSl-S7; IL. G.. Pillsbury, lSS7-92 :;
III. X. Titus, lS93-97.