The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-21

1T at his mate. AT length Brassau was
hit in the eye, and it Immediately be.
came greatly infamed and il is thought
the sight is permanently destroyed
He is about thirteen years of age.
The second of the series of sociables
at the lecture room of the Congrega
tional church, OH Wednesday evening
proved the increasing popularity of the
institution. The numbers present were
considerably larger than at the first
The time was devoted to music, refresh.
ments, and general sociability, and all
had good time. The net proceeds OF
this entertainment amounted to some
thing more than S31.
We are indebted to our friends all
around for generous samples of fruit
and we take this occasion to express
our thanks. And these samples were
so satisfactory to the Register that VIC
can scarcely refrain from recommend.
ing application to Jehiel Wright, Of
Weybridge, for grapes; A. ii. Spcrry
of Cornwall, for pears; Albert Chap
man, of Nliddlebury, for musk melons
Harvey Boardman, of East Middlebury,
for apples.
Mr.. Albert f. Marley, of this vii
lage, is engaged in pumping the water
from the Addison county quarry. The
pump is kept running day and night,
the motive power being small eight
horse power driving Head & Sis
co centrifugal pump. The water when
they began operations was about thirty
feet deep. There now remains about
eight or ten feet of water. The water
is full of suckers and daice, some OF
them being six or eight inches in length
Graded school district determined, pre-
vious to the opening of the fall term, to
drop the instruction i'll vocal music as q
public enterprise, and accordingly the
teacher in that department was permit
ted to take the room and receive such
pupils as might desire and were willing
to pay for her services. There are, OF
course, differences of opinion as to
whether the old or the new method
should prevail. The movement is in
the direction of diminished expendi-
lures.
The Barnabce concert company
which we announced to give a concert
at Academy hall in this village, on the
evening of October 4, has been re-or-
gained and very much improved and il
is now compared of the following az.
lists: II. G.. Barnabec, the renowned
basso; Mrs. III. E. Carter, the distin.
guished soprano; Miss Clara Poole, the
favorite contralto; j. c. Bartlett, the en-
inent tenor; r. Shuebruk, cornet
y tIo;,. Il ',' ",u AZ. DoM' Pi;l'is.. I'M
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Last Saturday, the case of Orrin G.
Dickinson VS.. Peter Donelly, Jr., came
on for trial in the village court and the
hearing lasted through large part OF
the day. 1t was an action of trespass
founded upon the shooting accident
which we recorded some weeks ago,
charge of shot in his head and face
from gun Donclly had in A. William.
sons barn. j. NJ. Slade was attorne,
for plaintiff, and E. A. Sturtevant fol
defendant. Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff to recover twenty dol
lars and costs. Defendant appealed.
NALIABLE ACQuIsITIoN.-
many lriehus OF rreu IL; Cluett VIII bt
pleascu 10 learn lhat he mas Just recelv-
eu splendld acquisition TO ms valua
PIE iist OF agencies already published
inc Messrs. D. II. Estey ~ 20. having
very pleasantly decided to identify
thelr interests WIN inc new store. IL
associalicii WIN ,ne lIiree recognize,
piaios Vi lhe woriu. Mutual congrat
ulallons are IN order, Mr.. fred IL. Gu
ett ana ihe Messrs. Estey Doth having
reasoii 10 DC ProuM OF tms admirable
comOi Iii Inc Estey organ IS justly
leading organ of the world, and this
lact IS amply sustained by It's great
popularity. From present indications
the new store Will be i'll readiness fol
business early III the coming week.
/ TROY Morning wing, June 3.
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ea4gnter OF henry ana Helen KIRBY
oi lhlp1on, ule9 at the residence OF Miss
"a. IN; hockweil Ill this village, sunday
morning. .l ai'er severe illness from ~,
phoiu FEVER ohe was mere 10 attend