The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-27

9TH. The annual address will he dclv
.cfed by Prest. James Il. Angel, of the
University of Vermont, on Thursday, the
second day of tho fair. Railroads and
! Steamboats, will carry passengers for fare
lone way.
Il CoNrLAGPATIoN AT PLArrsHuRGn =
we copy the following detailed account
of the recent conf 'gration at Plattsburg!i
from the Sentinel:
Tuesday night, little before -, fire
broke out in the sheds attached to the
4 Presbyterian church Before efficient aid
could he obtained the church itself was
wrapped in flames, and the fire spread
rapidly north east and west. The Fire
Company did all that was in their pow, r,
hut it was impossible TO guard three ,r
four avenues to its advance. The result
is IA most disastrous CONFEDERATION Every
building between the Alley and Briakhoof
street, all north of the Alley TO tn sc
fronting ON Court street, all on The east
side Of Margaret street from Bridge street
10 Wings new store, and all ON the south
side of bridge street from Margaret to
the main building Of the Gregory WOODEN
Factory, is destroyed.
OF private residences we name the fol-
lowing:
JOHN wilson, d. i. Clapp, NJ. Nus
baum, two hoJ,cs of VIM II. Morgan.
l.. NJ Cooley, Henry II. Story, house of
Mr.. NJ. *. IIatt, occupied by Mrs IT.
win, Mrs. Merchant and u'hcrs. Peter
Moluy, Rob't Turner. VIM. Dixon, F,"X
TrouX, Mr.. Paul Carol, PAM Mnnylle
and "A number OF tcu,mcnt houses. the
names Of whose occupants are unknown
to us.
The Presbyterian Church was Totally
destroyed, with most Of ITS valuable fur,
niture and communion set.
The Two buildings in process of cpn-
sirnrliun ty ID lloooy a, Il f. McCoddru.
Tue blacksmith shops Of Cr4mmcr,
Ryan, Gooya and HoLrr.s
Mayor Dolin's saloon aud residence.
Lrmnmcnt X Slaves Livery St,b,es.
y portion Of the buildings oflhc Wool
en- Manufacturing Company were destroy
cd
Here the fire was arrested, and the
north side OF Bridge Street saved. Bat
for the cXeriions Of he hands Of norton,
Mill, by winch that building was secured.
it is Impossible TO tell what might have
been the result north
We do not pretend to perfect accuracy
in the foregoing. We could not 20 into
'"e "2Hre' Oh Io'''S' ana amount OF lnrn-
rance III NE 'l'nc remaining before gong
10 press d ne los IS Estimated yarlous!y
''o" > l'o'Vo9 10 '-Z'V'OJo' lhe los
Oh @ooo' ana personal property must be
as much more
100 lhuch cannot n' '''i IN comment
a, o. Inc efforts OF the f're Company.
Two Companies OF the i2i came to our
">s''' "ncc from Inc BARRACKS and with
'"''r PF"c'ica' h"huS dld most excellent
service
Inc pics OF goods on the Square, and
n'ohS Inc streets " l''tie remote from the
'l'e was .ruiy astonishing Some was
S'o'e"' an some o'I'y damaged
;, i r"'' A. DhV'uson' Oh Acworth, y.
IA graduate oil Dartmouth Coli'ge,haS
"c''P'e' ',e appointment OF rot Oh Lam
Iu'@'S anu National Sciences IN the New
hampton institute at fMr!aN. The
ooard Oh instruction IN The Literary DE
P''''en' oy 'h'S appointment Is made
co"'''e'c'
Latte arrivals at Bread Loaf Inn:
Rev. George \ Boardman, Bina-
hampton, n. Y, Philip Battell, Esq.
Mddlebury, $ H. Bartholomew, White.
hall. Sylvester Clark, Walter IL Ulnstcd.
East Alddlebury, Key. Daniel lIcnshaw.
Providence, Geo. Merriam, Esq & wife.
Edward Merriam, Springfield, Mass
Prof $ Abee Mlddlcbury, Rev. $ W.
Boardman, Auburn, \. Y, c. G. Steele.
Middlebury, Gen G. II. NewhaIl, l.. :.
A., New Mexico, l.. llotchkss, Miss o.
9. llotchkiss, Miss Sarah G.. IIotchki,$.
New Haven, Conn, Lawrence Phelps.
Andover, Mass Miss Sarah 5 Newha!l.
Cambridgeport, Mass, Mis-. Lizzie 5
Robbins, Mlddebury. Mss Mary $. An-
lhony, Mr. Frank Anthony, Marlboro,