The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-06-07

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state News.
"A son Of Hon. David Mar, in OF A.
burgh, l6 years of age, was drowned
Wednesday evening while bathing.
C. W. Fay, of Benson, has sound
apples in his cellar, grown in his orchard
in 1868.
Rutland had another town meeting
yesterday afternoon to try over again the
Town Hall question. The town is get
ting excited on the subject.
The ladies of the Baptist Sabbath
School and Society, Of Fair Haven. will
hold strawberry festival, at the town hall
next Friday evening June 10th.
"A SAD ACcIDENr.-Charles +. Pier
point, only son of Evelyn Perpoint, Esq
Of Rutland was drowned in Fast Greek
at that place on Sunday afternoon. He
had evidently been bathing. How long
the body was in the water is not known
STATE SUNDAY School CoxvEyTIox.-
The Executive Committee of the State
Sunday School Association met at Middle
bury on Friday last, to make preparations
for the annual State Convention in the
early part of October next.
1t was decided to hold the convention
in connection with the convention of the
Y. VI. G.. Association, as was the ease at
Rutland last October.
The colored men of Vermont cele.
brated the ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment at Rutland, on Thursday, by
a public procession and services at the
Rutland Opera House. An Grafton was
delivered by VIM. H. johnson, and the
exercises Of the celebration was partici-
pstcd in by ex-Gov. Ryland Fletcher,
Rev. Edward Mills, Rev. A. +. Bailey
of Middlebury, and others The occasion
was one Of great interest aud excited
much interest and enthusiasm.
SuIcIDF.-The wife ofJeroine billiard
a prominent citizen of Walinglord, aged
about % years, committed suicide Sun
day afternoon the 20th ult, by throwing
herself into Otter Greek, few rods from
her residence. She left u note to her
saying: "Life is burden to
me, children. Be kind to your father.
He has always been kind to me-" Mrs. |
billiard leaves, besides her own family, /
4 large circle Of relatives and friends to
mourn her loss. She was sister to our
townsmen, the Messrs Langworthy. and
Mrs. James NJ. Slade
SOLDIERS NorIcE.-The members of
he Old Second Vermont Regiment Re.
inlon Society are hereby notified to meet
n Burlington, on the third Friday of
June l1th, according to adjournment
Col. +. Y. Randall will deliver the
Annual Address. Supper at City Hotel.
Those who expect to be present are re-
luested TO notify the committee. News.
papers are requested to copy, throughout
he state.
per order of Committee),
WV. W. Henry,
Chairman