The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-25
RrrlAxpS BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Local AND STATE ITEMS.

in this village will begin Monday, Au-
gust 3lst. The different departments
will be In charge of the same teachers
% last term.
For the convenience of such az de-
sire to compete for the premiums We
repeat the premium list of the Addison
County Fair, which occurs Oct. 9th, 18th
and Sth. The Champlain. Valley So
ciety give no exhibition this fall, and
Il is especially desired that the energies
Of the whole county may be united in
endeavoring to make the county fair Il
grand success.
GRANT AND CoLrAX CLun "A Grant
and Colfax Club was organized in Midi
lebury Saturday evening AMI the follow
ing officers elected,
President John w. Stewart.
Vice. observation-disclosures VI. .Slade. l..
r. Knapp.
Scotia w. Clark.
Executive Conn. Cobb. Col. Tracy,
Harry Langworthy, l.. ID EldreCge +.
d. Munger, L. 5. Champion, J. NJ
Slade Jr
There is to be an adjourned meeting Ct
the Club at the Court House this Clues.
day. evening at ! / = O'Clock
REPUBLICAN EETINos. Hon + ID
CULVER of New York, will speak Tues
day afterdoon in Monkton Tuesday
evening in Nergennes; Wednesday af-
ternoon, in Middlebury; Thursday at
Chester; Friday at Ludlow.
Hon c w WILLARD will speak al
Pittsford, Wednesday evening Pawlet
Thursday evening" Rutland Friday
evening; Middlehury Saturday evening.
CHARLES JOYCE, ESQ, will address
the citizens of Shelhum on Wednesday
evening.
NoTCE-The members of tlic Wash
ington Gold 4 Silver Mining Company
are requested TO meet AZ the Aldi>on
House on Saturday August 2Uih st "uc
O'Clock y. Vi for hn.ine>- ri importance
to tie Company.
:. :. ROCKWELL Pa.
Cornwall VI Aug "a, 1865
We call attention to a new rate ol
charges for September at the Bread
Loaf Inn.
CAMP MEETING AT LoNG PoINr
FERRlsnUHGU.-Tho camp meeting
will he held ~ above on Monday, the
nth of September, and continue during
the week Originally il was appointed
for the 9TH, but the time has been
changed. Half fare only will lie
charged by the Rutland and BUrlime-
ton Railroad.
HoUsEBREAKING Al BRtaT0L.--On
Tuesday night last, the house of Mr.
Cain of Bristol WAS broken into and
robbed of S45. W. X Pcakc's house
was entered and ali opera glass stolen,
Three other houses-thOsp of Messrs.
Barlow, Necdhnm and Nolton-wcrc
rummaged, but nothing of any value
taken.
WEYBRIDGE. - Dustin Shaw was
arraigned before Judge Sludc on Thurs
day, charged with larceny, and hound
up in the sum of 500, and in default OF
bail was committcd.-A Grant and
ColfaX Club was recently organized in
this town, with the following officers
President, Rev. NJ. Z. Colburn; Vice
President, a. ID. Hayward Secretary.
+. f.. Stewart. The next meeting will
be held on Wednesday evening of this
week mt tho brick school house, near
the monument.
The new Trinity church in Fair.
field is to be consectrated by Bishop
Bissell, on Monday, the 3lst inst. He
has lately confirmed Is persons in ST
James church, Woodstock.
The Rev. j w. McIlwainc, for
merly of Woodstock, lately of Michi-
gan, has become rector OF the new
parish of st Marks, Springfield, Vt.
The Rev. a b. Flanders, lately Of
Hanover, y. H., IL rector of the new
parish of st, Luke's, Chester
There are four new Episcopal
churches in Vermont awaiting con-e-
Grafton, viz: those mt Fairfield, Wes'
Randolph, West Poultney and BELOW,
Falls.
ACCIDENT IN Bristol. - lIcrhcr
Has ,eltine, son of Levi Haesrltine o
Bristol, had the thumb and forcfingcI
of his left hand cut of with a circular
saw, while engaged in splitting lath IA
Howden 4 Bosworth's sash, door AND
blind factory, in that place, on Thurs
day last.
BANKRUPT LAw.--Congrcs-, hcrorY
its q ljOurnment, passed the law To cX
tend the time Of voluntary banlruptc,
to the lst day of January, 1869 Thi
seems not to be generally understood
All persons who need to do 50, an,
who have delayed hitherto e. take TN
benefit of the bankrupt law, nave Thu
"a further but a short opnortuuitV Il