The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-25

miums are to be paid in full. Every pre-
paraion has been made to secure success.
The Addison County Medical Socie.
ty, will meet at Bristol, September 2nd,
at 10 o'clock q. m. All the physicians
in the County are requested to be pres.
eat L. D. WARNER, Pres.
From New Haven station, on Tues
day were shipped 1l,4O0 lbs. butter,
461S lbs cheese ana 100 dog. eggs. But.
ter 81 to SOC factory cheese l2l to he
eggs 20c, per doz
Salisbury village summer school clos
ed, on Friday, with picnic in the grove
near the school house. Miss George
Thomas, of this town. formerly teacher
in the grsded school in Rutland, was the
teacher, and has given excellent satislac-
ton. She gave up her position in Rut-
land to care for her sick mother, who has
since died
Spring Grove Camp ground under
the recent improvements, is becoming
really attractive. At present, the most
noticeable charm is the beautiful cottage
recently erected by the NIiddlebury So.
ciety The Rutland aud Burlidgton so.
ceties have not yet, but if they DO what
We all shall expect, it will add still more
to the beauties Of Spring Grove.
The work of connecting the docks
. at Larabces Point with the Addison
railroad is now going forward and will be
finished ia the course of two or three
weeks, which will give ample time for the
, towns along the road to obtain their winter
supplies Of coal via this rev aud shorter
6 route to the lake Messrs. Burleighs &
Marshal Of Whitehall, the owners OF thu
docks are now loading them with Goa
F preparatory to the opening Of the tradc
Y While the Bridport people were il
y church, last Sunday, Il youngerly mai
} who drove a large bay horse and wor,
. broad brim straw hat, went through
the carriages standing in the shed, nea
s by. He took two lap robes one belong
/. ing 20 j. j. Crane, carriage rug from
>. A. A, Fletcher, overcoat and glove
from the Methodist clergyman, pair o
: new lines from Mr.. |. :. Doty's han
j. ness, several whips and perhaps othe
y property. The thief went east int
!. Cornwall. turning north on the Nei
, gennes road near Mr.. l.. III. Paync's.
y AT meeting Of the Orwell Farm
e ers' Club, held at j. W. Boynton's, 0
It Saturday evening, August Is, the follow
3. ing officers were elected Secretary, A
~ W. Irving; treasurer, j. b Conkey.
u was voted to have town fair, Septeu
4. Der 80, and October l. 1t was also vote
II to have speakers and band of music
ut attendance. A special meeting Of tt
e, executive committee will be held on MOI
" day evening, August "a, to appoint II
ur remaining officers Of the day aud Il
as various committees. No pains will
~ spared to make this one of the best fai
" ever held in Orwell.
ms Monday morning, August II, col
er pany Of dirty, ragged, tan.colored Gy
le' sizes, numbering about 10 men aud rath
es, more women and children, with four
d. the most woe.begone looking teams o.
hc need expect to see anywhere, pass
ID through Salisbury village to the sout
&c. They tried to induce small boy son
'us J. 7. Hawkins, now in New York, to 8
into one of the wagons and ride wi
OF them. The boy was too smart for the
ice and refused to be thus cheaply kidnappe
lis He didn't chance to belong to that 81;
ue. Of boys, quite common in our wiling
ard who want to ride with every team ii
i've passes by.
n' WEYBRIDGE. - Amongst our ci
10 boarders this season has been a y
an Pedan from North Carolina, who /
ty. infused something of disease in
or minds of some of our citizens to vi
that state with view of settling th'
,nu in the western part of the state. 4
Die representations made by Mr.. Pedan {
ues certainly inviting to those wishing
procure farms at a small figure.
r.. Col. A. J, Child of Missouri, form
~ ly of this place, is here tor short s.;
va va He is warmly welcomed by his ma
' n. friends and is looking just like hims'
iun Rumor has it that "Inerino" has son
inr thing to do with the visit.
,nS Campmeeting sXcites some ieoli
W. just now and it is to be hoped tina
,rol may result in more good than 1t
.no. formerly to this place. Something
~ than picnic.
~. ELECTION creates Dul little tAcileln
,n us for US comparatively. Numerous q
,ph didates are In the field, but the nj
Tue contest lies between Dea. Il. Sam,
,, and Charles Sturtevant. The forr
IAN Is an old candidate having run seve
ia9' times before, The latter has he
~, been before the public for this hon
'"'' Both are men of sterling merit and v
49,, evenly matched for the contest VIII
ny promises to be n closely contested o
a." Caucus on Thursday eve at sch
~ ~ house No. near the monument.
,me CAMP MEETING. The camp meet
IN at Spring grove in New Haven will c.
' 1a' mence to-day and continue until the
~ lowing Monday
Ed. Return checks will be given only
Ger, the ticket Office on the camp groun
o .h exchange for regular tickets, which
, oh9 be sold at the different stations from N
dov Auoust % 10 Mondav Auoust