The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-09-10

Fairhaven on n (reighttrain. In attempt
! ing TO jump from car while in motion,
he Eel! between it and the platform, and a
wheel pissed over his left foot, crushing
the toes SO badly that it was necessary to
ampufate four of them lie also received
Il large flesh wound on the right leg above
the knee. lie WAS sent to the house of
lis uncle, Mr. ID nnclly, in Custleton,
where his wounds were dressed.
CHESTER IrEMs.-rhe fall term at
Cluster Academy commenced last week
Wednesday number of scholars en-
tered up tn Tuesday was 100, showing
that the school is prospecting under the III
reclion of Professor Shaw. With the able
corps OF teachers he has to assist him,
schools in the State, graduating pupils
fitted to enter the first colleges in tho
country.
The "Ingraham House" has been
full To Overlooking the past sly wec'.s with
boarclers and visitors from the cities.
This week the humcward movement com
mrnccd, families seeking their homes, the
Ullcr members TO attend TO business, the
IIchillren their schools. Never mas this
|sectiDn of the country presented Il better
appearance than the present season, kept
tres, and clean by the recent rams There
are no pcasantcr villages than Chester
no better hotels than hgraham's. Faces
become familiar ut his tables the visiting
and travelling public soon find out a we'll
kept house and patron.z, It.
STATE FAIR Persons in Brattleboro
and vicinity who may wish to make IN
tries OF animals or articles for the Yer
mont State Fair in advance can pr, cure
their entry cards and tickets of Kittridcc
IIaskin., Esq who has been appointed
Chief Clerk III the clli,c OF Clark Il las
kins, until Monday evening, Sept. 9th.
The Secretary of the sncicty will be at the
IIrnttlrboro House after o'clock on
Monday the 9th.
llNRY CL>EK, Secretary.
Rutland, S"p' 3, 1867.
Visitors of the week at the Bread
Loaf Inn:
4 } Srvcranrc, E-q AMI wife, Miss
Lizzie y Caiv. MdIlehury +; Miss Helen
A. Wentworth. NrrgcnncS Rufus Mead,
MidIl,bury G VI Mead, Mrs Mead,
Andovcr; MrricK A Munro, Boston
Mrs Edward swift. Detroit; Miss Nellie
Humphrey. lBronkl,n; Mr. q Mrs J W
Stewart, Mrs ID Stewart, i = Heck with
& wife, Ms j A Bcckwi,h, Miss j A
l'cckwth. Mlidlrhury; MIS- ID llouSh,
I.aSnllr, H. Ms llasbioock, Mltoun,
H.. Mrs l. i " Graves. Miss Ella G.
Porter, Miss Jennie NanNlict, Miss Flora
NJ Porter, $ l. Sayrc, Middlebury; Miss
Mary b Porter Wentworth, y & Nina
Fremont Potter, New York.
LANpcEovr-The Lelands, of New
York, Of horcI keeping fame, paid flying
visit To the hotel in Land9ruvr, the past
week, whi"h they have rep ,ircd and re-
furnished. The Leland family is cmphat-
icaI!y an lit lkceping enc, its starting
point being I.an'grovc. "Thc Green
Mountain CJiite House." to which the
Leland. repair during the summer months,
l., the parent tree of all the later AMI wider
spreading branches. 1t was e-tabli>hedin
l>1j, hy the grandfather of the present
generation, AN there they all graduated
after havn, thoroughly mastered all the
arts and ny ,Icries pertaining to the science
of hotel k"rpn.. AMI which has rendered
their mans famous throughout all chris,cn
dom.
Never post Office. nor store, nor a
church, nor i"Iegrn rh station, nor IA rail
road, or ANY ancient or modern improves
mcnl wa> here in Lanlgrpve; but the
Nestor Of ll,c family founded hotel -
and now h'hu'l the result! The Metro
poilan. New York, owned aud kept by :.
Leland Il Co.,. the 81. Julien, by w. W.
Leland; lhr Union, at Saratoga, 10y lie.
land brothers: the Clarendon, by &. +.
Leland; H." Drlcvan, by c. f Leland &
Co. the Oyci! nial, by Lewis Leland &
Co the /. nj House, by Horace :, &
5. Leland, AMI each one of these hotels
principally mHrnrd in the clerical depart
mcnts by young members Of the family,
who are growing up to the Business that
they, too, N " soon be starred out to carry
the standard of clean table cloths and nice
aired sheets 10 the larlhcst haunts Of CIV
ilizatiun.