The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-12
LOCAL ANn sTATE MEMS.

old and under, determined some time ago
chat they would give an entertainment.
Last Friday evening it occurred, at the
residence OF MIRA Meacham, and appears
to havo been very successful. Some ct
the older people who witnessed the per
Torrance expressed their admiration IN
high terms. We believe it consisted
mainly of music, dialogues, tabloaux, etc.
Quito an interesting feature Of the affair
wa, pecuniary one. A generous con
tribution was mado bs tho friends present
and the proceeds, SG,l5, wore promptly
handed over 10 the Treasurer Of tho
Frcedmen's Union Commission Coz Tho
benefit OF the freedmen.
II ov. ]. f. Bruce of Shorohfrn ds-
livered lecture in the Town Hal, Cas-
Teton, Friday evening, March l, or
'Jhc Future Of Democracy in America Vt
1t was well received.
Capt r. II. Start Of burlington
has recently received an appointment n
the regular ermy.
FINE SrrnEa. "A superior yoAo of
steers, four years old, the property Of Mrs-
G. $. Chase, Waltham, we're sold in
Verecnncs last week for the Boston mar
kot for $3.50, weight 1910 pounds.
They were twin calves Of a te,o year old
hcifcr.
AUTHORIZED LIST or School Doors
Tho Board Of Education at its recent
meeting at Waterbury, selected and au-
thorized the list Of textbooks, given be
low. The textbooks now in use remain
binding upon superintendent AMI .eaca.a
until Nov. /, 1868. Tho new rsg 1o.
comes binliac upon tie Hoa7i of ElIca-
ton, eupcrin,onLonts and teachers .s.u.
and after that date:
.Gpci,ers-prograss.yo Gpellcr, by Tov1i
G. Holbrook.
Hsa}.r'- Progressive Seriaa Of Read
ors, excluding the intermediate Neal.ra,
by Town & It,lnrouk, IIllEd'a Si1t1
licadcr Geo s. l}ilerd
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states.
Mr. V. II Hubbard. OF Rochester
North II,l,,y, s,,.s p..t o,,, M. A., .,,,.,.,,
has dronnrJ n ,,mh ,vh;ch re;,,bcd Ira
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Lucy S. Davis OF hfontDal;er ia IL
Jail in default Of $1,000 bonds, awaiting
tnal for procuring an nbortion On tie
person ol -'I'll''l i-' t % t'l''. 'o c
N,ontrsaI to Is,or5 Pond ON the Gran5
Trunk road, were thrown from the track.
Thursday night, and rolled down an
embankment forty feet high. One Of
chem, sleeping car, took fire, and the
end had to be burst ia to rescue tie
passengers. Nobody was killed outright.
but many were badly burned and wounded.
Tho e.o-n or I,br-,Ioy =, ro,+ho,-,
vorn,ant ,oa 10 sa,.o.ast - 10 ,,aso,'
At Montpelier snow began falling earlv
in tho mnrninr arl nj moo, - W., s;J.