The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-23

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Fly catches-Brandonian IL, Leisure Hours, IL
Umpire-Mr George B. Caldwell, New Haven,
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Scorers-Brandonisns, D. 7. Nichols: Leisure
Hours, Hiand Hail.
Time of game--Two hours aud fifteen minutes.
Among the useful inventions offered
to the public by our distinguished in.
ventor. DR.. V. w. Blanchard, are a
coffee pot and lamp chimney, both OF
which may be seen at the store of DR..
Day. The lamp chimney first attracted
our attention by its beauty. Then we
tried it. and found it to be very great
Improvement on anything we have before
seen in that line. 1t is called The
Blanchard Rejecting Corrugated Lamp
Chimney and It's name explains its use
and character. 1t must come into gen.
eral use. The coffee pot is an ingenious
thing, and seems well adapted to answer
the ends for which it was designed. 1t
is warranted to make coffee free from
fannie acid aud retain the aroma, and
it saves one third of the coffee usually
used.
The Flyers Sisters troupe gave con.
eerts in Academy Hall on Saturday and
Monday evenings. Their singing was
excellent. and their rendcrings of the
more simple melodies, especially the
plantation melodies, produced very line
effect. The concerts were largely attend.
ed by that portion Of the community
which may be said to have given especial
attention to musical culture. Tho com.
mendations Of the press are fully justified
in the opinion of everybody. Sunday
morning they sang in the Congregational
church to the great qualification Of the
audience. The music loving people Of
Middlebury will be pleased to learn that
this troupe have concluded to remain in
town another night So those who have
not heard them will have another oppor.
tunity this evening.
We are glad to be able to announce
an addition TO the already attractive
programme for Commencement week :
A public address will be given before the
Delta Epsilon Society. by Prof. w. G..
Russell, vice president Of Cornell Univer.
sity. The address will be given in the
church 90 Monday evening the anniver.
sary evening of the society The prom.
inent position occupied by Prof. Russell,
together with his great reputation as a
public speaker makes it certain that the
occasion will be Of rare interest to the
Society and to the public.
Rev. Prof. Henry Smith, Of Lane
Theological Seminary, has been deliver.
ing course Of lectures at the College, to
the great qualification Of all who had the
opportunity to hear him On Sunday
morning he preached an able and clio.
quent discourse upon the words. But
whosoever will be greatest among ycu let
him be your minister And whosoever
will be chief among you let him be your
servant" In the evening he preached
from tho words. "If ye know these things
happy are ye ifye do them"
Mr.. Henry Powell, jauitor of MIDI
lebury College was the recipient, the
other day, of new suit Of clothes, as a
token Of the recognition of his Gaithfulness,
by the students Of that institution. The
gift was bestowed without osteutation.
All who know Mr.. Powell and his quiet
fidelity and painstaking care TO keep
everything all right and withal his pa
thence and goodnature under the inhic.
tions of fun loving students, will rejoice
in this recognition of his merit
"A few omissions occurred in our re-.
port of the County Court, owing to the
crowding Of the business toward the close.
Our attention has been called to two
cases. In one of the cases Of State VS.
German the bail was called and alter
chancering down to 5000, was forfeited,
In State VS.. N. f. Rider. respondent
pleaded guilty to three ofenses aud was
fned $50 and costs
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