The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-05-12

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The wagon, his head terribly bruised and
battered, and the stone, used as weapon,
yiug beside him, His pocketbook had
been taken out, opened and rifed, some
bf the papers lying near, which bore
marks Of blood from the clumsy fingers of
he robbcr. Wilson was gone. Mr.. l.
Miner had arrived upon the ground
little before them. and the injured man
was carried along to the house Of MIR.
Rolln Foote. where he lay in an uncon.
scious condition until next day. After
two or three days he was able to ride
home, and it is thought he is not perma.
nently injured.
1t appears that after the robbery Will
on walked back to Middobury, where he
remain ed until 3 O'Clock the next morn
Jog, when be took the cars for Montreal.
Information of tho affair was not lodged
with Sheriff Trip until Wilson had had
ime to get out of the State, but he went
Immediately to work, and last Friday he
suoceeded in arresting Wilson at Detroit,
Michigan. arriving home with him this
morning.
CHAMpLAIN VALLEY HoMGpAruIc
MEDICAL SOCIETY. Pursuant to call, the
homeopathic physicians Of Vermont and
New York residing along the Champlain
Valley, met at the Office Of DR.. z. B.
Currier, 10 this place, on Tuesday.
The meeting was called to order by DR..
Currier, and after reading the call Dr..
Currier was chosen temporary chairman,
and DR.. Worcester temporary secretary.
Drs. Currier, Worcester and Waugh
we're appointed a committee to draft a
constitution and bylaws. Letters were
read from physicians not present. expires.
sing their approval Of the objects Of the
meeting Upon the invitation of DR..
Currier the society adjourned to the
Addison House to dinner.
The committee reported constitution
usd by laws, which were then adopted.
The following officers were then chosen:
President, DR.. G. b. Currier, Of Middle.
bury Vice. President, DR. "A. A. Arthur.
Of Vergennes Secretary and Treasurer,
DR.. Samuel Worcester, Of Burlington ;
Censors. Drs. y r. Waugh, Of St. AL.
bars n. d. Peck, o.: Ticonderoga G.
A. Flanders. OF West Cornwall
Erysipeas was the subjec: chosen for
discussion at the next meeting. and DR..
Waugh, Of St. Adams, appointed to pre-.
pare a paper Oh the subject. Remarks
upon various interesting cases were then
made by the gentlemen present.
The subject of scarletina was ther
brought up for discussion, and remarks
we're made and cases reported by Drs
Currier, Worcester and Waugh showing
that the disease ragged the past winter il
Middlebury, Burlington and Milton.
DR.. Currier gave his experience in ty
phoid fever in Middebury the last few
months, and this was followed by I
thorough discussion Of the subject.
DR.. Arthur related several interesting
cases Of dptheria, followed by paralysis
but cured by the appropriate remedy.
G. b. Currier was elected delegate t.
the American Institute of Homeopathy
which mt cts June Cd, Sd, 4th and 9th, a
Niagara Falls.
A vote of thanks was rendered to DR.
Currier for his hospitality.
The Society then adjourned to meet Oh
the first Tuesday of August, at Middle
bury.
We call the attention of our reader
TO the advertisement Of the Grand Con
cert by Halls Orchestra and Miss Ora
ziella Ridgway. The orchestra has bee
engaged for the Commencement exercise
at the University Of Vermont, in July
and will not visit Burlington on this TRIP
This orchestra has recently been reorgar
ICED and is now composed of thirteen frs
class musicians, all solo players ,-unde
the direction Of the we'll known musicia
aud buge player, D. G. Hall. They ar
ais, accompanied by, Rhodolph Hall, tn
clarionet and gold cornet soloist, 1t ma
be q matter of interest to know that ii
bugle and cornet used by the Messrs. Ha
are OF solid gold, valued at $4,000, an
we're presented to them by their hume
Gus friends, as an acknowledgement
their superior musical abilities. I'll
managers Of Halls orchestra have bee
peculiar fortunate in securing for the
soloist the popular American vocalis
Miss Graziella Ridgway. She has visi
nearly all the principal cities on the A
lantic and Pacific coasts, and has receive
the most fattering notices from first ella
journals. Last season she travelled wi
the Ole Bull Concert Troupe. and W
received with enthusiasm wherever 81
appeared.
Samuel GauthieI of West6ed, Mas
has leased a section of land upon Il
Lamphear tract in East Middlebury {
the purpose Of bringing to practical tie
the value for mining purposes of 1
silver bearing 'ead ore (argentiferous g
ena) discovered long time ago. 1t W
worked little by Daniel D. Chaplin,
Phillipsburg, N. Y, about forty yea
ago. 1t is said he carried off quite
large amount Of the ore for reduction
that time. He failed to effect leas
with the parties who owned the land, a
was compelled to give up the enterpri
Mr.. Gauthier has succeeded in maxi
legal arrangements, and he will common
the work Of development about the f
of August next. He IS to be aided
the enterprise by several capitalists fir,
Massachusetts and the prospect is that
value will be fully tested. A portion
the ore from the surface has been asssy'
and it was found 10 be rich enough
warrant reduction. And if. as is ST