The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-31

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AN adjourned meeting Of the West
Burying Ground Association, will be held
at the Addison House, at seven o'clock
this evening. Every one who owns u lot
there, should attend, as business Of i'm
portance will be before the meeting.
GOING TO e. ROPE. We learn, that the
Rev. DR.. Labarcc, President of Middle
bury College, with his lady, sails for Eu-
rope in the steamer Vanderbilt, APR. 10th.
Miss Mary Warner, daughter of Hon.
Joseph Warner, Of this place, will be one
of the party. With DR.. L. and lady, the
tour has reference, principally, to health.
The labors of the President, through the
long term of years during which he has
been connected with the college, have been
arduous and incessant, and we understand
the interval is taken by the request and
at the expense Of the Corporation They
will return about the commencement of
the Fall Term. Their happiness while
absent, their restoration to firm health and
safe return, is the earnest wish of this
community and oftbcir friends everywhere.
Our readers may expect to hear from
them occasionally through the Register.
A BAKERY in Middlebury has become
fixed institution" A man who has
been well br,d, will understand that
Mcclure & Co., are bred and brought up
to the baking business-iu fact they are
real 'cracke rs SO much encouragement
has been given them in this place that
they are encouraged to make new efforts
to supply the whole community with the
"Staff of life d" They not only make bread,
but all kinds of Crackers, nice Cookies,
and Cakes, which are sold at prices far
lower than can be offered by foreign ba-
kers.
VEReEsNEs.-The following is the list
of officers for the City of Vergennes,
elected March 23d, 1858:
Mayor, George w. Grandey Alder.
men, G. H. Smith, M. G. Smith, G. +.
Curtis, c. Blake; Common Council, J.
L. Roberts, G. D. Keller, William Sher-
rill Listers, Philip c. Tucker, VIM. Z.
Green, Sam \. P. Hopkins; Street Com.
mssionors, B. Chase, Norman Crane,
Saml. P. Hopkins; Prosecuting Grand
Jurors, B. B Allen, A Mclaughlin, VIM.
A. Sheriff. ; Sheriff, Milton Crane; City
Clerk, c. Blake; Constable, Paschal Max
field; Superintendent of Schools, B. b.
Allen
TANNING WILD HoRsEs.-Recently We
have read much in our exchanges, con.
corning the performances of Mr.. j. 8.
RAREY, the celebrated Horse-Tamer.
These accounts detail that that gen.
tleman could, manage the very worst
dispositioned horse, just as he pleased.
After very short interview with any
animal, no matter how vicious, or unruly
he might be. Mr.. Rarey would not only
handle him with perfect safety, but also
cause him to perform goodly number Of
feats-which have,as they became known,
inspired every one with establishment. We
confess that until within week, we were
disposed to question whether these ac.
counts were true ; but we are now fully
satisfied that what we read was only
statement of facts. We believe
this because our own village has just beer
visited by couple of Horse-Tamers, and
because they have subjugated and driver
emost VIGOROUSLY ugly, kicking animal il
this vicinity. The names Of these gentle
men are, we learn, Delos Sutherland & j
P. Whitley. They are shaping theil
course northward, We understand. Their
object is not so much to br,ak horse.
as to teach their system to others
Quite number of individuals in this place
have learned the secret in the matter anc
they are uniformly satisfied and delighted
| with it. They join each other in advisin!
all owners of horses, horse growers &c,
to acquire the system of these gentlemen
upon the FIRST opportunity They ar,
assured emphatically, that this is M
humbug.
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