The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-06-27

. \
the Lake ] I'M Eore House, VIM. A
Partcb, proprietor. The latter house hi
been entirely rebuilt and has a lar.
hall and every facility for good dauc
Both men know how to treat the
guests, and those who indulge in Il
light fantastic will probably be on han,
The concert by the College Qua
tettc last Wednesday evening was n
that the most sanguine anticipated
KThere was good house present VIII
Were enthusiastic in showing their al
Preciation. Miss Upper, Miss Earle
Mrs. l.. nj. Fletcher, Mrs. G.. ID. Mine
and the Quartette were all encored i
some of their parts The programm
as carried out was worthy of longe
notice than our space permits us to give
-Dea. l.. G. Burrows met with
sad accident last Saturday morning
He was driving his team in the Ian,
leading TO his pasture, when his horse
in some way took fright aud started OF
run. In crossing ditch he wa
thrown violently out, and struck hi
head on stone. The scalp was tori
from his forehead back, making a bat
looking wound, ore eye was injured
Nahd he was severely bruised generally
lie was picked up unconscious, but af
Ter while came TO himself. No bonei
were broken, but it Is said that he will
be laid up for some time. lie is ,loin.
well at present. We trust no serioui
permanent results will remain.
RECAPTURE OF FRANK EMORY Last
Monday evening the news was rapid,
spread about town that Emory, the re.
Gently escaped Jail bird, had been re.
captured after terrible battle, and
lodged in his old quarters. IT seems
that in some way which is kept mystic
rious by the officers, il became known
to them that Emory was concealed nj
Fred Emory's, his brothers., in the old
Seminary building. Sheriff Dunshee
was notified, and about seven O'Clock
In the evening q small army consisting
ofthe sheriff, Deputies Rider and Trip,
and Policemen Chapman and Dickinson
moved TO the place. Trip was sta
toned in front of the building, and
Rider and Dickinson in the rear, while
MIR. Dunshee and Thad boldly entered
The encmy's quarters. On the second
floor they met Mrs. Fred Emory and
Sheriff Dunshce informed her of their
Object Thad wished to rc-assure her,
md told her they had received positive
that Frank was concealed
here and that it was necessary TO make
. search. lie ended by telling her he
Frank was III u bedroom in
he rear of the building. AT the same
inc he started for the room closely
followed by Mr.. DGnshee. Emory had
been lying on the bed, but OH his peace
'nl rest being disturbed by the sudden
opening of the door, he sprang up and
rhad con fronted him standing on the
bed and with his revolver aimed ut the
ntruders. Emory at once fired, his
)all passing close by Thad and burying
tself in the wall on the other side of
he hallway. Thad raised his navy re-
-olver, aiming at Emory's breast, but
ust as he pulled the trigger Emory
lroppcd and sprang for the window,
md Thad's ball went through the wall.
Emory Immediately aimed again, but
rhad had recocked his revolver, and
Emory concluded not to stop TO fire but
prang out of the window. Thad fired
It once, and the ball struck Emory in
he thigh, disabling him. lie hung to
he window sill moment and then
lroppcd to the ground, where Rider
md Dickinson Immediately nabbed him.
lie was handcufled and carried to the
all III buggy and DR.. +. p. Russell
ummoned. 1t was found that the bull
ct had made an ugly wound, going
Town the leg towards the knee, which
ecmcd TO be the only place where Emo
v felt much pain. He takes his misfor-
une quite coolly. lie says he has been
over in Mireville for month,
md had just como over on little visit
he day before he was captured. His
wound will soon heal up. The physi-
,ians were expected to remove the ball
rom his leg this morning. 1t is to be
loped that his slippery characteristics
will not this time have a chance 70 take
lin out of the way of the punishment
lue his crimes. lie is desperate char
lcter, and was evidently resolved to
commit murder. If necessary, TO escape
he clutches of the law.
The Addison County Council of
PATRONS of Husbandry met at the
ouit room on Thursday, the 10Th inst,
Igreeably TO call of the eX-cOmmittee.
1t IL A. NJ. Worthy Master Gage called
o order, and after opening exercises
md other routine business, commit
&c on nomination of officers for the
ear ensuing was appointed, consisting
# W. III. Matthews, +. q. Seeley,
.. NJ. Shaw, l.. W. Stowe, o. A.
smith and j. NJ. Piper. Upon the re-
iriug of the committee, reports from
he subordinate oranges were called
or. While the reports showed some
What of a diminuiion in numbers and
interest, yet il was evident that there
vas considerable vitality yet remaining
II the order. Adjourned to 1915 p. NJ.
After pariaking of bountiinl COLA
ion prepared by the ladies present, the
Council re-assembled, when the COM
nittcc on nominations, through their
hartman reported as follows; Master,
VI. Is. Williamson, Cornwall; overseer,
:. G.. Seeley, Middlebury; steward,
}. A. Smith, Addison; assistant stew
nd, +. S. Wright, Weybridge; lectur-
#, A. X. Carr, Cornwall; secretary,
:. A. Doud, New Haven; treasurer,
!. Nj. Piper, Middlcbury; chaplain,
:. w. Stowe, N. Haven; gatekeeper,
Iemry Branch, Middlebury; lady as
isiant steward, Mrs. Il. 5. Wright,
Ncybridge; Flora, Mrs. Albert Smith,
Addison; Pomona, Mrs. E. G. Sceley,
Ceres, Mrs. J. r. Ford,
The report of the com
nittee was unanimously accepted and
adopted, and the above named persons
we're declared duly elected. At the be-
Inning of ihn afternoon session an i'm