The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-05-28
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1897.
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

correspond, and we take TINS opportunity
10 call attention to the change.
iB& X. II. R.-The lcsccs Of the Ben
n;ncton & Rutland r. r., now run two
passenger and mail trains daily. The
mail train leaves Rutland at 5:lo p M,
and reaches Bennington at 8 p. m. 1t
leaves Bennington at S:i5 a. m, and
reaches Rutland at 1880 a. M.
Attention is called to the notice OF
the loss of A Volume of Putnam's
Monthly" by A. Wilcox.
The attention of the members OF the
Empire Silver Mining Co. is called to the
notice of special meeting Of the Co on
Saturday Of this week.
%. +. Comstock's Meat Market has
been removed to Adams Block where he
will he pleased to wait upon his old GUS
toners, and many new c"es.
PERsoNAL-Col Al ace +. Walker,
Valedicto,ian of the Glass OF lS62 IN
Middlebury College, and better known
80 AN officer in the iilh Vt Regiment,
has opened II law office at lGl broadway,
New York. He is Notary Public, and
Commissioner for Vermont The Colo
mel has many friends it this vicinity who
will be glad to hear of his tiattering
prospects for abundant success in his
chosen profession.
Cornelius L. Kilchol, son of Rev II.
ID. Kitchel D. d. of this place is highly
complimentcd by the CoagrcgHoaat@t
and Recorder for his able production at
the recent anniversary of Yale Thco(ogi-
cal Seminary.
VERMONT STATE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
The Vermont State Musi ;al association
will hold its Second annual Musical Con-
vention at the City Hall, Burlington
commencing, Monlay evening June oath
and closing Friday evening June 2Sth,
under the direction of W. o. Perkins Of
Boston, assisted by some Of the most emf
nent Nocalists of New England. and the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club. There
will be three grand concerts, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, June
Goth, 9th and 25th. Concert tickets
5Ocents The Rutland & Burlington II.
r.. Company will carry for half fare.
MATCHED GAME OF BASE BALL.-A
matched game of base ball was played
Friday between the Wide Awake Club of
Middlebury and the Champlain Club OF
Vergennes at the latter place, which re-
suited in complete and decisive victory
for the Vergennes boys, the score stand
ing at the close of the ninth innings:
Champlains, 60; Wide-Awakcs, II,
DELEGATES TO TIE STATE CoNvEN-
TIoN. CoRNwALL.-Dr. f. Boad delegate
Samuel Everts Substitute.
VERG Geo. w. Grandy, Levi
Meader, Delegates, II. c. johnson, n.
Cram Substitutes.
Observation-Disclosures Hammond, Ly-
man L. Knapp Delegates, Justus Co6h,
Ira w. Clark Substitutes.
RiproN.-J. Battcll, Delegate, b. F.
Ripley, Substitute.
benson john Balls, Delegates. w.
+. Strong Substitute.
FAIRlIAvEN.- Genus F. Ellis. Dele
gate. Joseph Adams, Substitute.
5RADFoRD.-Col. Roswell Farnham,
John G. StearnS, Delegates Geo. L.
Butles, Charles Harding Substitutes.
BRATTLrBoRo.-B ID Harris, ID. w.
Clarke, S. n. IIerrick, Jacob Estey,
Delegates. With power to appoint sub
stitutes.
BURILNGroN-G. G.. Benedict, james
A. Shedd, Fred NJ. VanScklen, Daniel
Roberts, Russell 5. Taft, Delegates. -
James NJ. Knox, Charles F. Ward, Ed
ward w. Peck, Joseph d. Hatch, Lucius
Bigelow, Substitutes.
Observation-Disclosures G.. Massey, SEN
eca NJ. Dorr. George A. futile, Martin
G. Everts, John Prout, Middleton Gold
smith, Delegates. Charles Sheldon, Red
field Proctor, VIM. Y, Ripley, d, S
Chatterton, Charles Dewey, William
Gilmore, Substitutes.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
A Democratic State Convention will be
held at Montpelier, June 2lst, to nomi
nate candidates for the State offices, and
to appoint four delegates at large to the
next National Democratic Convention.
INTERNAL REVENUE INCoME.-The an
nual tax on incomes, licenses, carriages,
watches, billiard tables and plate in the
Second Congressional District of Vermont
for 1867, isS47, 69S,55. 1t was ST.
456. in 1866 and Sl01, 500. OF in 1865.
Frank Z. Spaulding, boy of II,
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