The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-29
MIddlebury.

Inc tolieSe lot breaking the college law
forbiddDg matrlmony to Students.
Senior examination commenced yess
terday, and will continue tosday. The
class will have a vacation of six weeks,
until Commencement.
We are indebted TO the Herald for
the excellent report of the Addison Coun-
ty Baptist Association held at Bristol last
week.
The Methodist Society are holding
n series of "Sociables," on Friday even.
ing, each week, 10 raise money for the re-
p'enishing of the parsonage furniture.
They are said TO be pleasant gatherings
The capita! stock of the Middlebury
Manufacturing Company has been asses,
sed ten dollars per share for the purpose
of raising money for improvements on the
companys property.
Last Friday, Bryan Mo Dermott,
while tightening Il nut on marble cutting
machine, at the Addison County Quarry,
got his hand badly crushed Is doing
well, attended by DR.. Currier
We believe the Herald is in error in
It's statement that the administrator of
Victor Wrights estate, offers his late resi-.
dence Tor sale, A farm in Cornwall be-
longing TO the estate, is in the market.
All persons Interested in the visit of
the Collector of Internal Revenue to this
county, will do well 10 bear in mind that
he will be at the Addison House in this
village, tomorrow, June 30th, See no =
ticc.
A union service Of Cclgregationalists
and MeIhodlsts was held at the church of
the latter, on Sunday evening and the
assembly was addressed by Rev. Mr..
Philips of Casicton and Rev. Mr.. Os-
trander.
The prisoners in the Jail attempted
TO burn down the building over their
heads, last Friday, but the fire was dis.
covered in time TO prevent much injury
Two Of the prisoners, Rock and Piper,
are still in the celia, as-a sort of sequel to
the performance,
Rev. James S, Ostrander of Albany
n. Y. addressed the Sabbath Schools of
tins place, in the Congregational Church,
Sunday afternoon. The address was full
of happy illustrations and admirably
adapted to the audience to which it was
delivered.
Those who wish anything in the line
oil sign, or ornamental painting, will please
notice the announcement of James r.
Kingsley. He has served the people of
Middlebury and vicinity, for five years, in
most satisfactory manner, and no recon-
mendation is now needed His work
recomonds itself.
The Addison county Democrats will
meet in mass convention al the Court
House in Nliddlebury on Thursday of this
week, at ii O'Clock a, NJ, TO nominate
candidates for The county officers 20 be sup
ported at the September election. John
Cain Esq, of Rutland, and J. S. Me-
Ginnis, Esq, Jonesvile, will be present
and address the meeting.
We had the pleasure OF hearing the
Amphions' at heir entertainment, given
at the Court house, Thursday evening,
aad were very much gratified by the purity
of tone, the excellence of expression, the
god taste in selection of pieces, and the
general excellence of the whole perior-
nance. The audience was comparatively
small, but they would have a large ono
IT they were to sing again in Middlebury.
The Sabbath School Institute opened
with very good attendance, yesterday
afternoon. Subjects discussed, 'Innuences
OF the Sunday School upon Home" "Mis.
sion of the Pulpit and of the Sabbath
School" "Duuos of the Pastor to the
Sabbath School, and "The Teachers re.
latiOn and duty TO the church :" among
those taking part, were Rev. A. f.
l'aily, Rev, w, n, Bacon, Rev. w. w.
Winchester and Rev. J. $. Astrander.
Sheriff Trip went to East Middle,
bury, on Thursday, TO serve a writ Of
ejectment on a Mr.. Rice of that place, and
at the door he met with resistance from
Mrs. Rice, who showed fight and threat,
ened TO kill the officer Mr.. Tripp wen
to Justice Maynard, who issued warrant
for her arrest. She was brought I'D tC
answer to the charge of resisting ant
threatening the officer, and placed under
5000 bonds, in default of which she was
lodged in Jail.
ALUMNI MEETlNG,-At meeting o
the resident Alumni, held at the office o.
Stewart q Eldredge, on Friday evenin.
iastthc following committees were appoin
ted to make arrangements for the ap
preaching anniversary:
of Registration. nj II. Mcleod.
Of Reception. --R, Wainwright, L. ID
Eldredge.
On Circular. L, Knapp, ]. W
Stewart.
On Alumni Dinner. J. w. Stewart
On Toasts,-P Batteli, Prof f
Brainerd,
On Finances.--L. ID. Eldredge, II
Wainwright.
Marshal the Alumni, L. D. Eldredge