The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-08-09
Middlebury.

See Frank II. Bascoms new card
and analysis of Star water which he sells
both of which appear elsewhere in this
issue
The stated meeting Of Post Warner
No. IL &. A. r. for this week Wednea.
day eveuing will be omitted.
The regular meeting of the Middle
bury Young Mems Christian Association
which would naturally occur this evening
will be omitted.
Rev. VIM. A. Robinson, of Barton,
preached in the Congregational Church
in this place Sunday morning from the
text, mot of the letter, but Of the Spirit.
for the letter killeth but the spirit giveth
life"
Ice cold soda and Saratoga water on
draught, Southmayd's confectionery, per-
iumeries, pomades, hair oils, patent med
icines, drugs, fancy goods &c, at Case 4
Riders, Severance's new Block.
james Loge was arrested ioi dis.
turbing the public peace last Saturday
evening and lodged in Jail. Monday
morning he was brought before Justice
Knapp on charge Of drunkenness and
fined So and costs.
The literary exercises at the hall Of
the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, last evening,
at which some friends of the members
were present, were az follows: Essay,
Originality an essential to success, Fl. NJ.
Tenney Medley, +. l.. Walker; Read
ing from Burns, X. Anderson Poem,
A Legend of Scio, II. NJ. Ladd Parody,
Hymn to the Universals,C. F. Kingsley
Grafton, Defense of Ignatius, G. W.
Hall Poem. +. II. Higley, class '6S.
The literary exercises were interspersed
with music. .
CoLLE0E-UOMMENcEMENT-The exer.
cises on and after to-day will be as fol-
I lows:
TUESDAY, l04 An Address before the
Phi Beta Kappa Society, by Rev. } NJ.
Manning, Of Boston.
2P. M.-Address before the Philadel-
phian Society, by Prof & NJ. Mead, of
Andover, Mass.
TUESDAY EvrvlNa. Parkerian Prize
Speaking.
WEDNESDAY, at hall past l.-Anniver-
sary of the Associated Alumni-Poem
by Rev G. D. Noble, of Cleveland Ohio.
Procession will start from the College
at o'clock Dinner at the Addison
House, at p NJ
ThHuRspAY.-M Meeting OF the Alumni
at College Chapel at st A. Nj. Process
sion from the College at 10, A. Vi. Exer-
cises at the church at l0l, A. VI, and at
II P. NJ.
THURSDAY EVENING Concert fer the
benefit of the Graduating Class
STOVE PIPE SnELvks--A valuable
acquisition to household furniture is COM
ing into use in this county in Perham s
Improved Revolving, Extension Stove
Pipe Shelves, for which r. d. Farr Esq,
Of East Middlebury is agent in Addison
County The Reversible Collar is dust
able to stove pipes Of all sizes in common
use. and allows the Shelf to revolve and
extend in any direction, or to be easily
removed from the kitchen to any other
room where it may he wanted. The
Shelfis also provided with loop-hoes in
its outer edge Tor the insertion of short,
wooden sticks, easily made by any one, }
when an extra enlargement of the shelf, is
desired for drying fruit, or clothing
which adds greatly to its practical value
The utility, durability and trfing cost
justly entities the Revolving Extension to
rank among the most perfect and useful
inventions of the age.
FRENCn's Circus AND CARAyAN.-We
are to have circus, and it is to be
French's Oriental Circus and Caravan
combined. Our exchanges are loud in
the praise of this company, and if " COM
ing events cast their shadows before, "
this show must be literally big thing
We copy the following from the New lla-
ven 'aiadinn Of May 10th.
French's Oriental Caravan compriser
very much that is found in no other cir.
Gus establishment IN the States. 1t pre-.
~cnts such II variety Of attractions a. to
amuse all classes to instruct while
ii anu,es. The student of natural history
Incomes absorbed in contemplating the
European and Asiatic representatives OF
the Animal Kingdom. The gigantic ele-
plant " Empress aud in comparison the
Lilipatian elephant Sultan" the collec.
ton of fierce Kafira lions, whose den
Herr Paul Schof fearlessly enters and
makes one of the most exciting and dar.
ing exhibitions of the power of the human
mind over the brute creation that We
have ever witnessed then follow the
drove Of Camels, driven by genuine Be-
douin Arabs children of Ishmael, whose
peculiarties of race are marked and we'll
worth the study Of every one. There
are various other features of the animal
show of Frenchs Oriental exhibition that
limited space will not permit us to
menticn but which cannot fail to claim
the attention of every visitor within the
capacious and well arranged canvass Of
this superb establishment.
BAsEBALL.--The Baltic Club, OF thi.
village, visited Vergennes last Wednes.
day to play the second game Of the series
with the Shoe Fly Club, of that city, the
former having won the first game by a
score of 20 to B. The Battles again
took the Vergennes boys in tow by the
appended large score-the result Of thu
lively ball presented by the Shoe Flys;
BALTIC. -. H. 5HoO FLf -. !,
Donahue, ... Green, p. ...-....
L.
Williamson, III - Kelly, s...... 3
CoDnor, 2b.. ; Blanchard lb