The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-17
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

Oct. 81, can avoid exposure and further
trouble by Immediately returning the
skirts, or sending their price, So One
of the shop lifters is a large fcshy woman,
the other lean and spare. The latter was
eating an apple while in the store. If a
further description is necessary TO con
vince that they are known it will be
given.
Concerts will be given in connection
with the Convention of the western Yer
mont Musical Association now in session
at Rutland, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evening of this week.
CHANGE OF TiME.-The timetable OF
the Rutland e burlington Railroad may
be found at the head of the column,
FENIAN.-In recent number we al
ludcd to the organization of Fenian
Circle in Middlchury. We are informed
that the organization, comprising thirty
six members, duly elected their officers
according to the Constitution governing
the brotherhood on Saturday. The off
Gers elected were, Centre, NJ c .Stapleton !;
Treasurer, Thos Moroney; Secretary, j.
5. Buckley; Committee of Safety, Jas
Murphy, Geo. McIIugh, A. McLaugh
lin.
We have received the first number
of The APAthalmoscope published quarterly
by DR.. Charles Z. Rider, Rochester, n.
Y. The design is gratiutous distribution
TO those who send their address to the
publisher. The object of the paper is to
disseminate useful information on the
hygiene Of the organs of sight and hearing,
and to correct popular errors and preu-
dlces in the treatment of their diseases.
DIR. Rider is well known in this county
and has many friends here who will be
glad to hear of his success.
The Middlebury Union Club will
meet ON important business at the Club
Rooms on Thursday, the 18th inst, at s
O'Clock, /. NJ. All members are request
ted TO be present.
HOMER BosrwIcK, MID, Pres.
BRISTOL lrEMs.-The jcwery store O
Levi lyzotte was broken into Tuesday
eve the oh inst, and robbed of its most
valuable jewclry, the value of which
amounted to about 500. The bur
glars entered the law Office of A. " Spal-
ding room adjoining, with false ekeys,
and then bored through the door opening
from the office into the jeweIry store
Mr.. Lyzottc was absent on business in
Quebec c. T., and has not yet returned.
No trace of the burglars or goods have yet
been found, but some per,ons are suspected.
and it is hoped the guilty parties may be
soon brought to justice None of the watch
rs were taken as Mr.. Lyzoitc always carries
them to his house when he is go ny to be
absent.
NATIONAL THANKsGIvING.- The Pres
ident has appointed Thursday. the both
OF November next, as day of Thanks
giving throughout the United States
1t, Geo. w. Kirgsbury, formerly
of Chester has been ordered to Burkcs-
vile, Kentucky, where he is Supt OF
military affairs for the Southern sub-d
trio, of Kentucky, embracing the counties
of Cumberland, Clinton and Monroe.
SUIclDE.-Jesse Snow o. Goshen, VT,
after several attempts to take his own
life finally succeeded Friday morning about
o'clock in hanging himself dead by
means of draft chain. lie has been
considered partially insane for some time
past, and few days since called upon a
druggist in Brandon for some strychnine ::
the druggist being little suspicious put
up -four instead Of strychnine. The de-
ceased is about 80 years of age, has a
family, and the cause of this act is at
tributed to domestic and financial troubles
a BRILLIANT RECORD OF TIE PATRI
oTIsM OF NERMoNr.-Tho Legislature at
its last session passed resolution direct
ing the Quartermaster General to place
under the colors of each regiment and
battery displayed in the Capitol, tablet
containing the names of the engagements
in which such organizations have partici-
patcd. Gen. Pitkin has, in pursuance
of this resolution, procured twenty rich
and beautifully engraved silver tablets
We have no room to give the names of
the battles written on this record of giori-
Gus patriotism, but the summary is as
follows:
lst Vermont Cavalry, II Battles.
l,t Reg't Vermont Vols, l A"
II 90 y ~ -
81 /" 81
i IA 60 *