The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-09

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young man residing in the east part of
this town, went and reported that this
check had been stolen, brought him Van.
Sicklen and Walkers name forged upon
the back of it, and that it had been pre-.
sented at the bank and refused, alleging
that he received the check and apparent
ly aided the parties for the purpose of
detecting them. On this information
Henry Clemens of East Middlebury, Mer.
rill W. Clemens alias Nourse, of Boston
and Joseph Nash, were arrested. Henry
was found at Healdville, by Deputy
Sheriffs, Chapman and Brooks last Thurs.
day. The other parties we're arrested in
town. On Friday they were all brought
before Justice Upper Of East Middle
bury. Nash was acquitted. The other
respondents were held for trial in $500
each, Henry Clemens on charge of larceny
and Nourse on charge of attempting to
pass forged paper, and in default of bail
committed. Whether it appeared at the
examination how the respondents came
in possession Of the check or not, we do
not know.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, A. ID. 1872
will he as follows, viz:
| SUNDAY, AUG. 11TH,-P. M.-Bacca-
laureate Sermon by the President.
TUESDAY AUG. l3TH.-9 A. Man.
nual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society, ut the Lecture Room of the
church.
1Ol A. M.-Address before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society, by Rev. Henry
n. Hudson A. NJ. of Boston.
p. M.-Address before the Philadel.
phan Society.
TUESDAY EvFNIN0.-Parkcri Prize
Speaking.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Thrill a. NJ
Anniversary of the Associated Alumni
-Oration by Stephen A.'Walker, Glass
of 1858. Poem by Edward II. Higley
Glass of 1868.
The Literary exercises will be sue
ceeded by Dinner and Social Re-
union Mt the Addison House at P. NJ
THURSDAY, AUG. 15TH.-Orations
and other exercises of the Graduating
Glass. Masters Grafton.
! EvENINC.-COmmen Concert
by the Mendelsohn Quintette Club
assisted by Mrs. II. NJ. Smith of Boston
as Vocalist.
The preliminary meeting ofthe Alum
nj will be held on Tuesday afternoon
August 18th, at the close ofthe Literary
Exercises, in the Lecture Room of the
Congregational Church. A registry
for the Alumni will there be opened
The Annual Meeting of the Associa
ton will be held at the College Chapel
? Wednesday Aug. l4th. ut o'clock
a NJ.
Applications ior return checks upon
the Vermont Railroads, mustbe made
to James NJ. Slade Jr., Secretary of The
, Alumni
Addison County. NJ
MIR. Samuel Thomas Of Salisbury il
fitting up and repairing his Dwelling
house quite elegantly.
FL S. r.. Cain of Bristol lately lost I
valuable horse from the effects of tht
heat.
-Boarders from the city are coming
in large numbers to the Lake Dunmor'
House, Salisbury.
(. business in Bristol is fair for tn
season. Building is the order Of the day
t The new block is approaching completion
and will be OIL ornament to the village.
The earliest and best fields of win
ter wheat in Weybridge, have been at
3. tackled and are likely to be destroyed b,
f weevils.
5 MIR. Charles f. Everts Of Salisbury
S is growing some very tall rye, this sea
e son. The specimen he showed us is
$ feet 10 inches.
n SALIsBuRy AHEAD.--A rc>iden, q
d Salisbury, was presented by his wifi,
with pair Of twin boys, weighing neal
.ny II pounds, on July 3D. The sam
e day he had fine Morgan colt foaled, an
he hivcd fine swarm of bees. Rattle
- more than his share Of blessings for on
day. But as he is n Grant and Trip
% man, and a good fellow to boot, We cor
, graduate him npon bis good luck.
e Among tho arrivals at the Bread Loa
Inn are: }. W. Stewart, Philly Stew
art, Middlebury; j. Merritt, New York
y H. Webster and wife, Stowe: Miss Sara
= b. Lewis, Boston; A. Eldrdge, Mrs. A
:. Eldridge, Detroit, Michigan; Columbu
) Smith and wife, Salisbury; Miss Ru,
= Parker, Miss Susie Parker, Miss Lizzi
- Lamb, Mrs. f. H. Higley, Miss Add
\ Brainerd, Prof. Ezra Brainerd, Prof. I
g H. Higley, Charles N. Brainerd, Mr.. l
i L. Miner, Miss Emma L. Higley, Mi
Lille Severance, Miss Mary Sheldol
,f Mrs. Ezra Brainerd. Miss Benic Brair
e. erd, Mrs. S. b. Rockwell, Mr.. ALE
re Conant, B. s. Beckwith and wife, f. Y
g. Vallette, Miss Emma f. Cardcll, Cha
ID Cardell, Mrs. Emma Stewart, Elga Stew
t. art, MidGlebury; c. j. Penthouse al
4; wife, w. n. GODDARD and wife nurse or
j. children, Rose s. GODDARD, New Yorl
); The following were the delegates fro
X Addison County in the State Republics
Convention held at Montpelier, June 2
i. Addison, +. p. Smith, William Mosb
s. Bridport. II. n. Solace, A. A. Fletchc
st Bristol, Scion Sumner, j. A. Bixby
e. Cornwall, Samuel Evarts, +. o. Porte
he Fcrrisburgh, NJ. Ball, N j. Allen Ha
n. cock, Augustus Taylor Leicester, b.
q. Dyer, Charles Fisk Lincoln, j.
pd Batchelder, S. NJ. Colby; Middlebur
&c. L. d. Eldredge, j. NJ. Slade, |.
np Trip, A. s. Tracy Monkton, d.
Sc Ladd G. F. Skiif; New Haven, j.
Nash, Charles Mason, Oliver Smitt
Orwell, s. NJ. Warren, II. d. Hall; Pa
&C. ton, f. A. Field; Ripton, G. Billing
n, Salisbury, f. H. Weeks, II. }, Hyd
10 Shoreham, Thurman Brookins. j.
on North Vergennes, G.. W. Grandcy, +
nc ward Seymour; Waltham, O. G. Baco
70 Weybridge, f. S. Wright, John Brittle
ne Whiting, F. ID. Douglas.
N BRrsToL.-The Fourth of July was {
r. served in cur place by the the Good TIE
err plars, who had previously appointed