The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-01
LOCAL. NEWS.

Nu-,u,s- must be- driving At ihc
elapADaul 1sc,-ing.miIi. ~ ih.s work
lrom halt pas, tx in the mcrniug To ten
p'rlock at ulgt.t
pr. and Mrs. II. y. kitchci started
TN a visiting tour TO Detroit. Mich last
week Thursday. They prof ose remair-
aug only two or three weeks.
The iciauitirg Boston lawyer.
abraham Jackson was formerly a large
stakeholder il the Addison County Mar.
lie comTomy in hi, %Iisct.
They viii have fresh s,ruwterrie, at
the lecture room Of the Methodist church
20 morrow "Wednesday evening, and ali
may como aud enjoy the festival
The town father, say, 10 another col.
umn, thnt they arc going TO put a check
TO the wild career of courscrs over the
bridge. That has been said before. if
our recollection serves us rightly.
Rev. Martin T.. Cady, principal Of
Troy Conference Academy, stopped in
tow a few hours, last Saturday, TO visit
ONE relatives. while on his way to Fer.
risbursh, where be preached on Sunday.
Mr.. George W. Brooks, of this town,
graduate Of the college in 1878, and now
IA member Of Union Theological Seminary,
New York is at home visiting his friends
here. His vacation continues until Au.
gust.
1t il apparent the authorities, are
alive 10 the Importance Of improvements
in the highway, az is proved by Il new
euivert scross WeybriJgc street, and more
Improvements Of a similar nature on Sey.
Juonr street.
Mr.. Charles Bayne, over beyo nd
Munger street, was kicked in the bowels
bY a horse, Sunday morning. DR.. Day
was sent for, who found a severe bruise,
much swollen, but no rupture. No dan
ger from the injury is anticipated
Prof. Henry Smith, of Lane Theo.
logical Seminary. has arrived, and com.
menced his course of lectures to the senior
class in Middlebury college. Prof. Geo.
\. Boardman still remains aud will con.
tlnue to give instruction 20 the senior
class through the term.
Two Weybridge street matrons
perhaps We should say ladies', INDUCED
in a litile high toned language, address.
el very pointedly at each other, last
week aud a small fine was imposed upon
one Of them for breach of the peace. \
Jury cmpaneled to Try the other one fol
the same ofeuse failed to agree, and Tho
case was continued.
Joseph Lapan, of Franklin, FRANKLIN
County was arrested at Fore,tAale b,
Deputy Sheriff Goss Of Brandon, on Fri
day, May 81. on a charge Of stealing
horse Of VIM. Coll'0s of Franklin. La
pan was brought 10 Middlebury, and IL
examination was commenced before JUS
tiee Mcleod the next day. The hearin!
sas eoiinurd, ho@eye-. until ".hursdly Q
this week aud mtsuwhile the responder
langulshes in our county jail.
No memorial services were held a
at Middlebury, though the soldiers
graves were decorated with AoweIs. in al
lnlorppl way by their fisnds aud others
aud large numbers visited the west eeme
terry Oh Sunday afternoon. The follow
ing are the names of those buried there
Or. Vim. p. Rnssel. John b. Johndroe
+. VI. Seymour, Peter a.. Lucia. Freder
ick Swift, Henry NJ. Potter. + NJ Hos
Mer. Edward Is. parkcrO a. ComstocL
%''a'nitl Pc'hia, Moses ", Rice, JOSEF
Lawrence' Edgar Phinrey, Charles Ford
|. N. Collins, Edward Roach, Charlie
JOEL Morrison, Horace Taylor, WIN. Il
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