The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-05-30
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

EVERY Man FOR Ius PLAcE.-Clay
seems to have peculiar tact for bringing
out crowd Of ladies. We noticed last
week that his store was crowded fuller. it
possible, than usual. Upon inquiry we
learn the cause--Clay has just returned
from market with large stock of sum-
mcr- goods.
The Addison County Wool Grow
ers Association will hold an adjourned
meeting at the Court Room, Middebury,
on Thursday, June 7, 1866.
The entertainments in this village,
last week were, lectures Monday and
Tuesday evenings, by Mr.. Won Week,
exposing Spiritualism, which were aitcrd-
cd by apprecia,ivc audiences, and
"circus" with a jaw-breaking name on
Wednesday.
The June Term Of the Addison
County Court will commence Tuesday,
June 9Th, Chief Justice Pierpoint, pre-
siding.
The M.jdlebury Union Club will
have business meeting, Thursday even
ing, May 81, at 8 o'clock.
The officers, non commissioned Off
GERS musicians, and privates of Co X,
81 Rcg't. VI. Militia, are hereby ordered
to appear at their Armory in Mddlebury
on the 9TH day of June, A. ID. 1866, at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, armed, uniformed and
equipped, as the law directs for the pur-
poe of Company drill as per order No. s
of organized Militia.
Gro. III. GAGER, Capt
Z. p. WILLIAMSON, LIST. Scrg't.
- The communication of l.. M.
Papin, Esq, will be read with interest.
MIR. Papin is stranger on temporary
visit to our village AMI his impressions on
pcrceiving the beauty of our scenery, and
observing the cvi lencc of the unIevelop-
ed and almost unknown sources of wealth
which we daily trample under our feet,
will crafty our curiosity, and perhaps
suggest ideas which may be available for
the promotion of our future prosperity.
The freeman supports Hon. j. S.
Morrill, for the Senate on the East side.
Gen. Stannard consents to be can
ti,latc for Congress in the 81 district SAYS
the Free Press. .t... ...
The Newport Express says that a
part of the Memphremagcg Housc-that
portion owned by the railroad company
accommodating about 200 guests, will be
open to the travelling public, under the
management of Mr.. WIN. H. Witt.
The town Of Derby, at its last an
nual meeting, voted the sum Of $1,000
for the purpose of building n monument
TO the memory Of deceased soldiers from
that town. 1t is to be built of granite,
and the stone are now being prepared.
The site is not yet fully agreed upon
Geo. d. Collamer, lately of Ravenna,
Ohio, formerly of Bristol, Vt, took pos
session of the johnson House. Cleveland,
Ohio, last Wednesday. The success which
follows him shows that "Le knows how
to keep hotel"
Key. DR.. Newman, President of
Ripley Female College, at Poultney, has
been appointed by the Secretary of War
one of the Board of Visitors to the Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
Geo. Dyke recently injured by the
cars at Eagle Bridge, n. Y, died on
Tuesday of last week.
-Messrs John Howe and Silas War
rem, citizens of Ludlow, were severely in
jured on the 22j inst, by the upsetting of
the wagon in which they were riding,
caused by the fright of the horse.
SERIOUS AccIDENr.-Mrs. Shaw, wife
of Daniel Shaw OF Weybridge, while on
visit to her daughter in Crown Point,
slipped and fell. on the 18th inst, Sc
riously fracturing her thigh an breaking
her arm,
SUIcIDE.-Mr. John Floyd, of Crown
Point, aged about sixty, cut his throat
with razor, on the 18th, inst, from
which he died two hours after.
The New ENGLAND AND TIE YER
MONT AGRICULTURAL FARs.-The off,
GERS of the New England and Vermont
State Agricultural Societies met at
Bellows Falls on Thursday 1t was
voted to hold the Annual Fair of the New
England Society at Brattleboro, Septem-
Der 4th, 9Th, 9th and 7th. in connect on