The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-13

Falls, and the Banks in Middlebury,
Vorgennes and Orwell few years since
by means of forged drafts, and pretending
to be a heavy sheep dealer and who has
ever since eluded the vigilance of the Off
GERS of the law, has at last been arrested.
lie vas apprehended at Madison, Wis, II
few days since, by detective of that
city, who recognized him as the man
guilty of the above Offences, and at once
took him into custody. On rcquistion
from the Governor OF Vermont, he was
delivered up by the Wisconsin authorities
to Sheriff Field of Rutland, who lodged
him in the Rutland Jail Saturday morning
last.
The State Board of Education met
at Bristol, on the Sh inst, to consider a
proposal of the citizens Of that place for
establishing a Normal School there. The
question is still open, and the Board hold
another meeting in few weeks in Rut-
land County TO further consider the SUBJ
jcct
The Bloomington Independent is
temporary issue, published at Bennington
as the organ OF those opposed TO the leg
lslaton ut the late special session Of the
Legislature having special reference TO
the authorization of town subscriptions
TO the railroad stock.
In II fit of insanity, brought on by cx
ccssivc heat, Warren lirlggs Of Bratlle-
boro hung himself in his barn on Thursday.
The battle of Bennington and the
commencement of work on the Lebanon
Springs and Bennington railroad will he
appropriately celebrated at the latter
place on the Is. Among The speakers
will be Horace Greeley, Gov. Dllhng-
ham and Representative Luke =. Poland.
PATENrs.--Ihe following list Of Pat
cnts for Vermont issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week crding
August 9th:
+. =. Fletcher and Virgil w. Blanch-
ard of Bridport, VI, for improved process
o. converting cast iron into steel and NAL
lcahlc iron.
G. ID. Spooncr Of Rutland and l.. n.
johnson of Brandon, Vt, Tor improve.
ment in carpenters lanes
Abraham G Wicker and Lorson W.
Williams of Fairhuven, W., for improved
variety frame lathe.
WIN. Z. Brabrook of South IIardwick.
VI, for Improvement in harvesters.
Saml III, Srribncr Of Stowe. VI, for
improvement in combined churn and
butter worker.
Last arrivals at Bread Loaf Inn,
Ripton, Vt
Calvin MGoodnoc, George A. Fuller,
Middlebury; Arthur II. Fuller, New
York; Ira w. Clark & wife, f. II. Clay
IL wife, A. J. Marshall Il wife, Geo.
Hammond & wife, Middlcbury; L. $
Hamilton e wife, Master Jerome NJ
Hamilton, Tortugas, Fla. Master Rob
crt Orchard, Shorcham; G. Bingham,
East Warren; Geo. w. Flint & wife,
New Haven Mills; William H. Collins,
Hyde Park, Dorchester. Mass Miss II.
+. Hall, Mr.. NJ. u. Hall, Miss c. r.
Sargent, Mr.. & Mrs. Parsons, Mr.. &
Mrs. Barnes, Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Glover,
Miss l.. Page, Mrs. n. Page, Mr.. Will
hums and two children, w. Thomas &
Sister, Mr. & Mrs. J 5. Temple, Lake
Dunmore ii. M. Sladc, Washington:
l.. Walker & wife, Middcbury f. A.
Sturtevant & wife, East Saginaw, Mich;
Ezra Braincrj, hndover, Mass Fanny
Rockwell, Middlcbury; Charles Clarke
Harris Il wife, Bridgewater, Mass Gen
JOHN Cochranc, New York B. II
Fletcher, Esq, Mrs. Il. II. Fletcher,
Miss Fanny Fletcher. Miss Celia Fetch
or, Miss Minnie Fletcher, Lockport, ~
Y; Mrs. e Mrs. Il, r. Fletcher,
Mr., & Mr.. Ira D. Fletcher, Miss NJ. +.
Fletcher, Miss Katie Fletcher, Mr. q
Mrs. A. A. Fletcher, Mr.. j +. Fletcher,
Miss Patty Fletcher, Miss Lucina Flclch-
cr, Bridrort; Miss Hattie Blaohlicld,
New York Miss Lizzie NJ. Chapman,
Miss LotIic W. Buchlin, Chas. p. Chap
man. Mid,llchnrv