The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-27

ness and breach OF the peace. For tn
former offence he was fined So, and cost
and for the latter 81, and costs. Fl
pleaded guilty to both charges.
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Addison County.
Geo. X. Chapman, Esq, of Vergenne
has received the appointment of Assstan
Secretary of State.
There are nearly sixty scholars i
attendance upon the Vergennes Wester
district school. Miss Tucker teacher.
lNsPIRATToNAL SPEAKING.--Mrs. >. A
Wiley will speak at the Baptist Hous
in West Cornwall, on Sunday, Octobe
2, at l o'clock p. m.
APPoINTMENTs.-Col j. II. Lucia o.
Vergennes, has been appointed Register
Of Probate for the New Haven Probate
District.
Mr.. o. II. Kile, Principal of Yer
gennes Academy, has received an invita-
ton to take Charge of school in Rhode
Island, salary of $4,000.
DR.. +. W. Coe, represented Yer.
gennes in the American Dental Associa.
ton held at Cooper Institute, New York
last week.
Mrs. Eudocia Young, widow Of the
late Deacon Samuel Young, of Orwell
recently had shock ofparalysis and fell
breaking her hip.
The Justices of the Peace in Shoreham
for the next year are as follows: M. w
G. Wright, Thurman Brookins, II. B
Wright, II. W. Jones, Myron Plat. c.
E. Bush, Darwin Smith.
The friends of Mr.. Isaac Alden, Of
Whiting, celebrated the 10th anniversary
of his marriage on Monday, the 10th inst
in social reunion, in which large mum.
Der of friends participated.
Mr.. s. Burroughs of Walthan, and
his two sons whose farms join his, have
rhirty-threo acres devoted to fruit raising.
The fruit crop for the present season is
especially promising
The Twenty.Sevepth Annual Fair
of the Addison County Agricultural So.
ciety commences to-day. If the weather
is good. as we have reason this season to
expect, we must have a successful affair
of it.
The Bristol Good Templars discuss
the Woman Question this evening. On
the Both on the the resolution claiming
that milk and water temperance men are
more damage to the cause of temperance
than the rumscller or the rum drinker.
up. p. r. p. A."-The Seventh An
nual Horse Exhibition of the above As.
ISOLATION will be holden at the Puts
Point Trotting Park, Grown Point, Es-
sex Co., N. Y, Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 5 and 6.
An excellent opportunity to pur-
chase home in one of the loveliest spots
in New England is presented in the offer
for sale Of a small piece of land on Bris-
tol Flats. The advertisement appears
elsewhere
A boy by the name Of William La
ware, was brought before r. Brookins,
Esq, on Sept. 18th. charged with the
crime OF larceny, upon the complaint Of
X. Witherell, Town Grand Juror, plead
guilty aud was sent to the Vermont Re.
form School for one year.
{ Our or SEAsoN.-Slajor Field Of Corn
wall left upon our table, yesterdays stem
of raspberries, in every state of iruitage,
from the blossom to the delicious ripe
berry. The leaves Of the 6riar were az
fresh aud green as We have ever seen in
July. Mr.. s. r. Bolton of Middlebury,
also left similar specimen.
f. Daniels, of North Ferrisburgh
manufactures for market and for home
custom, all kinds of wooden cloths, such as
plain and fancy cassimeres, black and
brown doeskins, beavers, coatings, cloak
ings, fancy plaids, full cloths, fancy fan.
nels, ladies cloths, vestings &c. He makes
specially Of custom work. The quality
ofhis manufactures is unsurpassed. Sam.
Piles may be obtained on application, per-
sonally or by letter. He has lately add.
ed silk mixtures to his already large
variety of goods.
BEQUEsTs.-In the will Of the Rev.
Richard G. Hand, which was proved dur.
ing the past week before the Surrogate Of
Kings County, n. Y, appear the follow
ing requests Five bonds on the State of
Tennessee for 81 900 each, to the Amer.
lean Bible Society, interest and income
to be applied to the giving of the Bibls
to the destitute one bond on the State
Of Tennessee for $1,000 to the Vermont
Congregational Convention, to be added
to the Joseph Fairbanks fund one bond
of the State of Tennessee to the Trustees
ofthe Congregational Society of Shore
ham, Vt. $500 to the American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
$500 to the Vermont Missionary Society,
(CongregationaD The residue of his es-
tate goes to his relatives
ID. c Bascom, Esq, formerly Cashier
of the National Bank of Orwell, has re-
moved to Brandon to take similar posi-
ton in connection with the Brandon Ma
tonal Bank. G. f. Bush, Esq, of Shore
ham, takes Mr. Bascom's place as CASHIER
of the Orwell Bank. We are glad to
learn that 80 competent an officer has
been secured to fill the place made va
cant by the removal of Mr.. Bascom.
Bishop Goesbriand, of Burlington,
oficiated at the Catholic church in Or
well, on Sunday, the 18th inst. and con-
hrmed about one hundred persons. The
church ediRce is comparatively small, but
it somehow accommodated large au-
dience on this occasion. This church
draws from Shoreham, Whiting Sudbury.
Hubbardton, and Benson.
The towns of Orwell and Benson
have suffered severely from drouth the
present season. Some crops have proved
almost entire failures, and all Of them