The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-13
Middlebury.

low rent. Wv S. b. Rockwell.
The evening entertainments this
week are, Tuesday evening, Parkerian
Prize speaking Wednesday evening,
Presidents Levee; Thursday evening,
Commencement Concert.
Attention is called to the announce
ment of Mr.. John +. Pierce, who has
opened tobacco, snuff aud cigar store
on the corpcr of Main street and Mcr-
chants Row.
u. D. Twitehell will pay 80 to 90
cents for good washed wool. and 90 to
40 for uuwashed, at New Haven depot
next Friday, and at his wool room near
Middlebury depot, on Monday next.
All members Of the College Alumni
are requested to cali at the drug store OF
Case 4 Rider, on their arrival in town,
and register their names in book ofrcg-
istry prepared for that purpose.
MIR. o. C. Barnes, the new photo
graphic artist Is engaged in filling an or
der for over fifty dozen photographs, for
the college students, mostly for the grad
uatins class. Much satisfaction is felt
with the work, Thus far done by him.
Botanical PRIzEs-The Botanicp
prizes given in the Junior Glass, Middle
bury 20 lege were won as follows; First
prize awarded to G N. Brainerd aud W
II. Utley. Second prize, g. w. Brooks
Prize for Compositae. W. ii. U'ley
Prize for Indigenous, G. W. Brooks.
The Fall Term of the Middlehury
Graded School will commence on MOI
day, Sept 9th, and continue thirteen
weeks. Mr.. Mead, the new Principal,
has recently had charge of the Normal
School at johnson, VT, and as ateach er,
has no superior in the state.
We have been requested to publish
the discussion before the Addison County
Conference, held at New Haven on the
llth day of June, and we finally comply.
Part OF it is given on the first page OF
this issue aud the remainder, Mr.. Hay
wards remarks. will he given next week.
They were not received in time for this
iesue.
ADDISON ENcAMPMENT AT regular
meeting of Addison Encampment n -. :,
TO. q. f., held at Odd Fellows Hall,
Middle5ury, W., July Il, 1872. the tol-
lowing officers were duly Installed : \
+. Rider. C. p; W. II Lang, S. W.
T W. Downer, II. p; +. l.. Smith
Scribe; WIN. L,ttmer, Treas. c. }
Soper,J w.
o. O. Fat regular meeting OF
Lake Dunmore Lodge No. IL, held Ju
ly 5th the following officers were Install
ed T. w. Dowrier, n g.; n, +. hid
err, V. G. w. W. Newcomb, Sec. G.
f. Pipney, Per Sec. Vim. LAttimer
Treas j. NJ. Sade, Jr.. Cond. +. NJ
Phiuncy, W; r. a. Dunlap, r. II. S
n. e.. l. l.. Lawrence, i. II. s. n. 6
CLASS RE-UNIoNs.-Th Class Of ] ISL
celebrate their twenty.filth anniversary
by reunion here this week. This clas
originally numbered fourteen and thirtecr
are living. Seven Of them are clergymen
The class Of 1862 will also celebrate thu
tenth anniversary Of their graduation by
re-vnion and class supper. This elias
graduated II of whom two are deceased
NJ AccIDENr.-Mr. II. S. Abbott, of Yer
gennes, who has been employed upon tn
2 Z repairs Of the Cotton factory, was serious
q ly injured by fall from the flume som
twelve feet, upon the rocks below. Iii
head was severely cut and his arm badl,
Bile. DR., Eddy was called and after som
time Abbott, was able to be taken to tn,
station to return home on the six o'cloc
train
Stone & Murray's circus exhibite
in this place last Friday. There wa
only small attendance III the Afternoon
but in the evening the seats were we
filled. Their performing was in no es
sential particular, especially good or es
pecially poor, but after the usual sor,
There were the usual accomplishments c
drunkenness, horse trading, aud fe'
runaways, upon the streets. Otherwis
the town was tolerably quiet.
ATTENTION G.. A r The next reg,
lar meeting OF Post Warner No. 16, c
A. X would occur on the evening
Wednesday, this week. On account
the other excitements, and engagement,
Of members which will prevent attend
ance on "Wednesday evening, this meetiu
will be omitted. The next meeting wi
be held at the usual place in two weel
from tomorrow evening, August 28t
Per order Of COMMANDER.
BURNED by LIourNISG.--Mr Roy
Witherel's barL wa struck by lightnin
during the 1huwer on Thursday last, al
with all Its contents hul ned to the grouu
The flames sprnng up. ehvelopiug Il
whole building in very few minute
giving only time to remove the hors
AID wagons. There were ia the barn al
buried, about twenty tons Of hay, far
ing tools mud barn furniture, none
which was saved The loss is estimate
at about $1,000 Insurance $3.50
A woman called on DR.. Rowley la
Thursday, for medical advice or Urea
meut. and while he was out Of the roc
for something, she helped herself to
sheet or two, concealing the IN about h
person. The Doctor missed the articl
and took measures to recover them al
arrest the woman. We believe, howe
er, she was let off, on giving up the ar
Giles taken. If she had been IA woman
quality we should have had to speak
the case as one OF "cleptomania. As
was We suppose it must be called "stei
ing"
l. o. OF G. T-At regular meeii
OF Cold Spring Lodge, No. "a l. o. of
T., East Middlebury, the following d
GERS were Installed by Lodge Deputy,
A. Damon, for the ensuing quarter ::
Austin Peck, w. G. T.; Mary z. Tu
per, w. V. T.; Levi j. Needham,
s s s Russell " L s