The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-31

fore received such an eftr. Scholarships
are already being sold The number will
not exceed 100, hence it is clear that no
time must be lost if the RAIDER would
secure scholarship. Count the mum
Der of towns in Vermont and the sur
rounding triitory and see how easily you
may loose your chance. Figure FIR your
self and act.
SnoRrllAM A Young Mems Chris
tan Association has recently been organ
lied in this town and they propose the
building Of II chapel for their use. The
Religious interest continues Key. w.
y Bacon is sick The Shoreham Liter.
nry Association instituted course of
lectures early in the winter by means Of
which its treasury was kept suili :icntly
well supplied for the incidental expenses
OF the Association. 1t comes out t. i
spring just about even with the worll !,
ind the m 'mbers have probably received
much individual benefit.
NrEGENNEs.-Thc Charter Fl cion
occurred last Tuesday AN resulted in the
reelection of Mayor Roberts, and the
election of G. d Keccr, f. w. Cole,
1.
w. G. Spraguc, Clerk G A. Smith
City Sheriff.; G. w. Granlcy Supcrin.
ienlent Of public Schools. -Thc shoe
store of G - Kec'cr, near the bridge.
was entered on Monday night % II inst
the safe opened by means of false Ike $,
and abou' 80 in money stolen, and ,cv
cal pairs Of mems boots were also taken
from the ,tore.-AIr G i Lyman, freight
agent had his arm badly .jimmed while
Stacking cars on Monday of last week
4 FERRi.EjRGii.-W has been re-
sumch on the new Congregational church
III i'' ''S"h'SH, ny MI II II. lIhnIci-, Vi
/ Bristol, the contractor.
BLOODY AFFRAY.-The Burlington
Times gives the following account of a
bloody afiay which took place in that
city on Friday last "Gilson Stockwrll
AMI Louis Norton, employees in the car
riagc shop of II A Ray on Front street.
who have been on bad terms for SOM
time past, had a personal encounter yes
tcrray morning about ten O'Clock, which
ended III Norton seiziRg haichct and
s'r.kjn- turi.usly at Stockwells head -
| Stockwcll dolged the blow, which missed
fcarfully. The wounded man WAS at
once taken to his home and attended 10y
DR. = w Thayer, assisted by DR. G. u
| Thaver Norton was arrcstc 10y Sheriff
Munson AMI commute to Jail. Stock
well is about forty years old, is Il carriage
trimmer, and has worked in the shop eight
years. Norton is maa OF thirty, and II
painter 10y trade
A SHLRIrr IN IL UELr.-L Il smith,
Of Slraiiorl, who is n Deputy Sheriff Tor
Orange County, was arraignel before
John Stratton, Esq Justice Of tho Peace,
on the 81 inst on complaint OF the
Grand Juror for the town of Faiilce, fol
firing into the house of Marsh Il l.. Rugg
OF said Farlce, on the night of the | LII
OF February. lie waived an cxamina.
ton, and was bound up to the County
Court in the sum Ct 5000 1t appear,
that Smith, in company W III sovera
other jolly fellows, attended "A Levee at
Bradford, on the evening of the Hi
ult, and ii is supposablc that they par,
took Of other refreshments than those pro,
vided at the lcyce, thus becoming NOR,
or lrsS elevated; hence on their wa,
home Smith rccklessly fired into Rugc
house for mere sport, but Rugg does no
relish that kind of fun.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES The Secretary
of the State Board of Education, a. f.
Rankin, Esq, announces that Teachers
Institutes for the counties of Windham,
Rutland, Bennington, Addison, Chitten
den, Windsor and Orange, will be hel,
as follows: At Westminster, March Oil
and 25thi at Rutland. March 81 It and
April LIST AT Manchester, April 7Ih an,
S,h; at Salisbury, April 10Th and 18th
at Jericho Corners, April llth and l5lh
at Bethel, April 2Sth and 10Th at I het
ford, May 5;h an 9Th. The Institute
will continue IN session two DAYS. com
monclng at a. m with lecture on TIT
, e, ening preceding each Institute, and q
the evening Of the first day of each Fix
aminaiiuns for Institute certificates vii
be held during the second day and th
= evening of the sccnnI dny All fr;and