The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-19
General state News

VERMONT STATE TEACHERS Asso-
cIATIoN.-The annual meeting Of the
above Association will be held at Cas-
tleton, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. 2ud, 3rd, and 4th. Order Of
exercises Tuesday -Social gathering.
Wednesday Organization Address by
the President; Discussion: Tho need
OF endowed Academies in Vermont, and
how to obtain them Discussion Geo
graphy; Discussion Arithmetic; Lee
ture by Rev. ]. Z. Goodrich, Of Bur
lington. Thursday--Discussion: Eng
lish Grammar; Discussion Normal
Schools; Miscellaneous business Lee
ture 10y o II. l1iie, of Nergennes; Adj
dress ny y, E Rankin, Secretary Of the
Board of Education Clcrgymen, Sup
erintendents, Tcachcrs, and all inter-
ested in education, ure invited to Mt
tend, and to participate in tho discus,
sions. Entertainment will be provided !
for members of the Association only, or
board Mt reduced rates to those who pre-
fer to be Mt their own cost The rail-
roads will grant FREQ return ticket:.
--6ricers for tho State Agricultural 1
Asociety for the year ensuing :-Presi-
Gent, Henry Keycs, Newbury. Vice
Nrcaidcnta, Henry G, Root, Bcnning-
ton Henry s. Morse, Shelburn; VIM.
nj Sanford, Orwell Crosby Miller,
Posnrrct. Treasurer, Joseph ", Col
burn, Springfield, Secretary, Henry
Clark, Rutland Directors, Edwin
Hammond Middicbury; Elijah Clcve-
Land, Coventry ; George Campbell,
Westminster Henry Hayward, Rut-
land; John Gregory, Mortified; y.
3. Stafford, Hartford Henry 3 Kent,
Dorset; Lawrence Brainayd, Jr., st
= Aluans; David Goodell, Brattleboro
Edwin s. Stowell, Cornwall James A.
J Shedd, Burlington Henry Chase, Lyn-
don; George 4, Merrill, Rutland c.
Horace Hubbard, springfield 9, G.
, Holyoke. St Albaus; /. 5. Drew, Bur
! lington.
/ "A man by the name OF Warner
in the employ Of tho Pettibono broth
ers, Of Manchester, fell from a load Of
has on Saturday last, and broke his
r collar bone.
d The payishoncrs Of Rev, Il. :. Cush-
4 man, Of the Congregational church in
Manchester, arc to make him Welt
Jan Goth.
Ira X. Blt.Aellce, Esq, OF Peru,
3 has sold his farm to ". 2. Lyon
c lIr Batchelder viii remove 10 Town
shenl,
/ Rcv. LOWS a. Austin, Principal Of
u the Burr and Burton Seminary deliver
e ed au aldrea9 before the Manchester
= Educational Association, January 9th,
= Oh COLLEGES and the benefits result
ing from an advanced course Of study.
a runaway tenn belonging to Mr..
g A. 7. Coolc, DIST. Albonq, demolished Z
lamp post and peddleI'a cart, the
- other day, in that village.
For want OF batter fun, some mis-
- ~ chicvous boys drew = wire across aside
u walkin St. Alyan.. which had the elfcc
" osup.e,tlny the grovity o: scyora. iEdi
= viduas
u The population ofPe4:Aanis a1oa
j I,4l1 at present FROM the lightning
: Il have regularly graduated ut college
u o. whom is were c'ergymcn 10 law
" yors, and - Of other cailings.
= The Caledonia county grammo
Il school, lo.a eli in Peocham, received it
&c charter Oct. =, 1875, and went Int
;" operation a1ou. TWO ycara Nltcrward
and has -ouc on steadily progressing
4 having an annual aggregate Of abou
II, 30 pupi!e. Il has had from The first :
Il different principals, OF whom Dart
81 mouth furnished q, Yale ., Univevsit
Of Vermont 3, Middlobury 3, and Hal
ward ? Il is now under the efIicier
management Of Mr.. Z. y, Bunker.
n Mr.. Sidney Holmes, Of CRATIC
o. who has taught in Chester several win
~ tern, has now 4 very large singin
efa acbbol consisting ofoycr seventy sch'
-sa larsS (which meets every week Mt Ac,
. denny Hall.
O.. The treasurer Of Windhan count
W publishes q statement Of the financ
A. aTairs 0. the county, making the deb
Is; Of he countyunpaid including interes
S5Jj.l3.
ia. Mr.. C.P. Barrett, 9 successful tcacl
on e7 Of singing schools has 4 school
era West Townshend.
ot. Mr., Eli Smith, of Townshend 7
rue Gently fell from hay loft, breakii
,,s. one arm and otherwise seriously de
bling him.
lce, Mis- IuIth Rugee,. of New Bedford write