The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-06
LOCAL AND svArE ITEMS.

Trains going North, Mail 4.2i, z. NJ :
Day Express 6.22 Z. NJ; Night Express
Cos, A. NJ.
We would call attention TO Chap
mans advertisement of new goods.
go. The December term of Addison
County Court will commence on Tuesday
next, December 18th.
The grist and Touring mills of this
village are undergoing thorough repairs.
Pitts & Shedon's has al almost complete
set of mil-stones and new waer-wheels.
Two mills are already running and the
others will be ready in a few days. MIR.
Stowe has new water wheels, new shafts
and is refitting his mills generally. Both
have all the work they can do.
The winter term of the Alburgh
Springs Academy will begin Monday
Dec. III, under the auspices Of Mr.. Lewis
Meacham OF this place.
The winter term Of the Ticonder-
osa Academy will begin Monday Dec. ii,
under the auspices of Mr.. Eddy Of the
senior class sEddlebury College.
LECTURES. I. A. X. Lecture
Association at Rutland, have secured the
best talent Of the country. The opening
,,cture by Miss Anna L. Dickinson last
Wednesday evening, was brilliant affair.
Some of our citizens were present and
speak of it in glowing terms. Ralph
Waldo Emerson will deliver the next
lecture in course on Friday evening Dec.
S;h. Everybody has read his writings
with thrilling interest, and we predict a
general rush to see and hear him.
lie will be followed by Col. T. w.
Higginson, DR.. A. L. Stone, Dr. j. G.
Holland and George Thompson of Eng
land.
The X. & b. II. r. will carry to and
from for fare one way.
I'VE learn from the Bellows Falls
Times that Mr.. H. ii. Shaw, q gradu-
ate of Midjlebury College in the class of
IS, and at present Principal of Chester
Academy, is receiving the highest econi-
ums and achieving the most brilliant sue
cess. The fail term ha just closed. The
number of studc nts has been one hundred
and forty, The examining committee
are enthusiastic in his praise. We believe
the sons of Mildiebory College usually
succeed.
....Major Brown~tn OF Kuiiani has
been mustered Gus.
.... he OH y started fou .or.,.:s
Monroc On auni-y a0j s,,. bs n,r -oon,
"a uey p,rs, Lib / the Or'nsa
County Eage, i, pno.'-nri at Vest Ran
dolph 10y +, l. Ripley. Success 10 the
gallant soldier.
The principal competitors for the
Univrrsalist School in Vermont are
Springfield, South Woo lstock, Bethel,
Barre, and.East Montpelier. A hearing
was had by the Commissioners at Mout-
peler, Nov. 23l. Their decision will
soon be made.
The Commissioners Of lie Yer
moat Reform School have decided that
the farm of Lyman Beebe of Waterbury,
is an eligible position for the school. 1t
is highly probable the Institution will be
located IN that enterprising town.
1.-The Rutland Daily Herald is out
with prospectus, and asking subscrip-
tions. Itproposes TO furnish the doings OF
Congress early as the city papers. Yer
inonters believe in patronizing home
institutions, other things being equal, and
therefore we have no doubt it will meet
with universal favor.
1.-Two chaps stole buff 10 robe at
West Brattleboro, but were waited upon
by an officer, and concluded TO settle that
little bill by paying about ninety dollars.
....Calvin Bennett Of Lyndon, while
blowing on the 10th of Nov, fell to the
ground and died in a few moments
. Heart disease was the supposed cause.
Ion the night Of Nov. 18th, the
store Of Orange Fi6eId of Orange, was
broken open, and about $25 stolen. Mr..
Fifeld heard the burglars at work on his
safe and opened upon them, when they
fed. Five persons have been arrested.
....All the Vet. Res. Corps on duty
in this State, save three, elected to be
mustered out Of service. Those of the
companies at Brattleb1ro have already
been discharged. Major Haisey, Pay
master, paid the troops at Brattleboro on
the 18th. ,.
III. G. Hubbell, Esq, Cashier ofthe
Missisquoi Bank, who was suddenly mis-
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