The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-08-25

noon at o'clock, to organize juvcn-
lie Temperance army.
MIDDLEBURY FEMALE SEMINARY.-
This institution has been temporarily
suspended by the retirement of Rev.
n. z. Graves, who has had charge of it
some years past. Mr. Graves returns to
North Carolina, where he long had
charge Of a prosperous institution of a
similar kind, before the war We re-
g-et Mr.. Graves departure. We learn
that the trustees of the seminary con-
template rc-opening the school for the
fall term, when competent teachers
will be secured.
Late arrivals at the Bread Loaf
Inn:
NJ A Munroe, Miss Retta Mason, Bos-
ton; Miss Lizzie Cady, Middlebuy NJ
II Peek, Dartmouth College; Robbins
Battcll, Ellen NJ Battell, Norfolk. Conn.
w Stewart. Philip Battell, Middlebu-
~; Mr. & Mrs + NJ Wheeler, Miss
Wheeler, Mrs p Leverich q Maid,
Miss NJ II Levcrich. New York Miss
NJ w DeForest, New Haven, Conn S
I Leverich, New York J ID Kinsley,
Cambridgeport Mass + T. Peabody,
Boston T Hopkins, Burlington
Howard sherman, Now Haven, Conn;
Chas ; Haley wife & two children, Bos-
ton Or j II Foster q wife, New York;
George Gore, Columbus, Ohio; Miss
Fannie Rockwell, Miss Mary sheldon,
Maud Bascom, G G. Steele, Ezra Brain
erd, Middlebury Miss Sanford, Or
well Mr. Roberts, Burlington Miss
Willard harrington, Conn; { j Lever
ich, New York. ~.-.-.-...--..
NEW ENGLAND AGRICUL1rHAL So
ClErY.-Dr George b Loring, President
of the New England Agricultural So
ciety, has made arrangements with the
following railroads to transport ami
mails and articles to the exhibition ut
New HaVcn on September Isl. free ri
charge: Boston and Albany, New York
and Sew Haven, DanhurN and Nor
walk. Shore Line, Naugatu,k, New
Londun Northern, Hartford and New
Haven, Hartford, Providence and Fish
Kill. New Haven and Northampton,
Canal road, Houeatonic, Eastern, Bos-
tom and Lowell, Boston and Maine,
Wooster and Nashua, Vermont and
Mus~achu,ctte, boston, Citation and
Fitchl'urg.
Arrangements will lc made with
railroads in Vermont. New Hampshire
and elaine.
Reuben Skies of Bennington in Il
recent fit of delirium trcmcn5 chopped
OF tlr hands and feet Of biz h0ly son.
Intoxicating liquors como the nearest
to Illustration Of the fire O! hell of
any thing on earth 1t caused three at
tempts at rape in the same town within
few days, one of which was pushed
to extremity of violence.
The body of Mrs Caroline Liucc of
South Wallinpford, found apparently
dead on Friday, still remained warm
five days after, and with rcd lips and
checks, whence the blood N.~IhlN re-
coded on pressure. The doctors cannot
comprehend it
William Malaney, engineer, and
Abel Chappell, fireman ON the st Al
bans and Pittsburgh ferry boat, were
seriously scaldcd, on Monday. 10y the
accidental escape Of steam nom the
supply pipe, aud Chellcl lie in very
critical condition The cause was thcir
own carclc- ness.
Prof. King, the noted Boston aero
nnut, is preparing 10 make balloon
ascension from Rutland.
A Vermont paper slrai;- Of corn
Twenty-Five feet in height. The corn
referred to Is probably pendant from
from The biz beam of a barn.
Tile Rutland and Woodstock Rail-
road has been organized Ivy the choice
of John Cain Of Rutland President,
and lockwood Barrett of the same
town Clerk and Treasurer. The direc-
tors are the President and tie Trcasur-
or, and John Il. Page, Charles Sheldon
Charles Clement, J. w. Cramton and
l.. G. Kingsley of Rutland Peter T.
Wnshburn of WOodstCcl, and Daniel
w. Taylor OF Shcrburne
No clue has yet been found 10 the
Remington bank robbers Experts
-ay they must have known the com
bnation Of the safes lock or they
never coul1 have entered II