The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-06-15

place, gave one oil MS advertising lect-
About ten o'clock that night, nm
officer from Brattleboro arrived upon
the scene and arrested the doctor on q
process issued at the instance of ID. Is.
Steadman and wife, of Brattleboro, for
assault upon Mrs. Steadman about
the 4th day of May last. The doctor
was committed TO the Addison county
jail, where he now remains to await the
next term of the Windham county
court, to be held at Nowfane, next Sep
DIR. U-ta-wa-un, being inter-
viewed, says IL is a malicious prosecu-
ton entirely without foundation. He
says that Mrs. Steadman was n patient
of his, that she paid him fifteen dollars
for his services, and that so far as he
knows, she was entirely satisfied with
his treatment Of her case, and that she
gave him her address when he came
away, to send her more medicine.
-Middlebury graded school roll Of
honor, being the names of those pupils
having no tardy or absent marks during
the term:
No. /, Miss O,Leary.-Jcnnic Bren-
man,, Hattie Bruya, Aggie Duncan, Jes-
sic Kingsley, Willie Beattie, Stephen
Brennan, Tommic Carmody, Charlie
Collins, Willie Ostyee, Charlie Rich,
Ernest Lee. Not in attendance during
the entire term, but perfect while in at
tendance: Garlic Gupstill, Eddie Buck
ley, Charley Buckley, Willie Buckley.
Eddie Mccormick had no absent mark
and but n tardy mark.
No. 2, Miss Hulbert.-Gertie Adams,
Margie Barnes, Mary Boudreau, Matte
Langworthy, Minnie Lucia, Aggic Nc
Mahon, Carrie Steele, Grace Seely,
George Beattie, Willie Cassidy, Daniel
Champagne, Willie Duffey, John Ham
mond, Willie Ellis, Willie Bushey.
No. g., Miss Holcomb.-Theo Bar
rows, Carrie Colby, Josie Gee, Jerry
Haly, Clara Latimer, Minnie Peck,
May Ross, Nellie St. George.
No. 4, Miss Bennett.-Minnie Dewey,
Martie Hammond, Edith Howe, Mary
Carmody, Eva Kingsley, Jennie o.
Conner, Mary Affair, Willie Duncan,
Arthur Dodge.
No. 5, Miss Kirby.-Della Cook,
Florence Ford, Willie Fletcher, Peter
Farrell, Fordy Langworthy, Laura
Mead, Clara Stowe, Lille Rose, Jessie
Tobin, George Wales,
No. G, Miss Oakes.-May Bolton, May
Daunis, Clara Hosmer, lola Latimer,
Matte Peck, May Seely, Orpha Will
hanson, Addie Farnsworth.
MOI Miss Humphrey Gertic HUI
bert, Matte Mead, Clara Dashiell, Olin
Cady, Frank Mason, Frank Partridge.
The Addison County Bee-Keepers'
Association met according to adjourn
ment, in the Office Of E. A. S%turtevant,
at 10 A. NJ, May 81. After a liberal ac-
cession to the membership, the ques-
ton, "The Best Method Of Increasing
Stocks", was introduced in q paper read
by Mr.. FL. l.. Leonard, of Brandon, so
interesting and well received that the
Association hope to secure its publica-
ton. The usual discussion followed,
which, the secretary having been absent,
we are unable to report. The question
Chow to secure straight combs" was
raised, the president suggesting as the
only reliable course the use of division
boards till combs are we'll started,
when, by separating and placing empty
frames between, straight combs follow
Of necessity. On call, the report of
committee on size Of section surplus
honey box was taken up and adopted,
as follows: s 5-8x2 1-Sx1-S inches for
sides and Ski 7-8x1-4 inches for ends as
the uniform style for the use of the as.
sociation. On motion of Mr.. Leonard,
the following topics for the afternoon
were adopted: LIST. 'Rearing and In
Producing Queens" end. GLOW To
Prevent Dronc Comb" Sd. '1Iavc
Comb Foundations proved a Success?"
The afternoon session met by invitation
in the pleasant rooms of the Reform
Club, our number having outgrown our
space. We listened to a very interest
ing paper by A. s. Nahum, on rearing
queens, with reference to desirable
qualities. AS the queen question i'll
wolves the foundation of all success in
Bookkeeping, the cssayist was literally
drawn upon, but proved inexhaustiblc,
and he il taking high ground alongside
such men as Mr.. Leonard and President
Crane, who, whatever his reputation as
a judge OF the properties ofintoxicating
liquors, is considered the end ofthe law
on Bookkeeping. Mr.. Nahum reported
his u%ndoubted success in his employ
ment of salicylic acid in combating foul
brood, for which he deserves to be vo-
ted the benefactor of all bee-keepers and
lovers of honey. The question, GLOW
to prevent Drone Comb" had but one
answer that received attention, viz,
contracting the space by division
boards. The success of comb founda-
ton Is still an open question, except
for surplus honey, when it Is clearly
Objectionable. The meeting adjourned
with the evident feeling that the Asso-
citation has proved a pleasant and prof.
liable success, numbering now between
thirty and forty members.
Il. BOND. Sec.
EAST MDDLEBuRN.
The early drouth has had a lessen
ing effect upon the hay crop.
Mr.. Human Hyde has sold his farm
and intends o o to go west.
Miss Ida NJ. Smith is teaching il
Dist. No. Is, and is giving good salts
faction.
"A new meat market has been es
tablished neal the Glenn House by Mr.
Brown.
Custom work at the grist-mill il
suspended at present from repairs be
ing made.
The goods belonging to the estat,
of NJ. X. Day are being sold at privat,
sale at low figures, at the brick store.
The Glenn House is now under tn,
supervision of Mr.. Henry FAIR, ant
promises an attractive resort for partie
and summer boarders.
We are enjoying "A respite from Ia
potato-bug depredations at present, pos
tsibly for a more numerous and aggrN
Vnted attack in the near future.
One Of our citizens is reported a
having clandestinely left his companioI
+ and child on Sunday evening, for part
unknown, but 1t is said the young wifi
was amply sufficient for the emergency
On Monday morning, taking the tear
and lumber wagon with her child, sh
drove to her fathers where she Is er