The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-24

On Mr.. Geo. II. Skiff OF Monkton, OF
Wednesday of last week made his las
IN trip as postal route agent between Els
sex Junction and Boston. MIR. Skif
1. has been faithful and obliging agent
and has gained hosts of friends all along
NJ the route by his affable and accommoda.
" ting manners. His retirement from Q
. position which he has filled for seven
u years was caused by i'll health. We nm.
derstand he intends 10 go into the AID.
re- irondacks to recruit during tine sum-
mer. He is succeeded on this route by
70 Chas. ii. Smith of New Haven.
The installation of Rev. S. l.. Is.
q Speare as pastor of of the Congregation
al church takes place to-day at the
p church. The following is the program
of exercises for the occasion:
6 Organ Voluntary, Prof. Il. ii. IIigley.
II Anthem Choir,
Reading Minutes of Council. Scribe.
0 Reading Of the Scriptures, Rev. j. G. Houghton
Hymn, (7ao, Spiritual songs.) ,o,u
Hymn, (f57, Spiritual songs.)
Charge s ns 20 Pastor. Rev. G. B. Stafford D. D.
Charge to the People, Rev.S s. Knowlton.
Prayer, Rev. W. N. Bacon.
lBenediction, by the Pastor.
The "Globe Company" of Boston,
claiming to own large number of val
liable patents for improvements in rail-
road locomotives, especially patent
for the consumption of coal dust as fuel,
and whose advertisement, Offering stock
for sale, recently appeared in. our col
umns, turns out to be fraud. We do
not intend to allow any fraudulent adj
vertisements to appear in our columns,
but not being Judge of such enter
prises as that of the "Globe Company"
and their advertising being paid for in
advance, we supposed they were all
right. We trust none of our readers
invested.
Mr.. Amos II. Carpenter, who came
hero last year to practice his profession
of the law, yesterday left town, intend
ing to go to the far West soon. AL
though young man just beginning
practice, Mr.. Carpenter has impressed
all with his ability and character and no
had secured many warm friends and
considerable and increasing business.
His departure was the result of consid-
Grafton for his health, he being suffer-
er from ague, which has afflicted him
for some years and latterly has reduced
his strength considerably. We regret
to lose such man from among our cit
liens, but hope the change of climate
may be attended with the best results
to his health. "
ADDISON COUNTY CoURT.-The time(
of the court since June 10 until last i
Tuesday, June 81, was occupied by the ,
case of Charles N. Mosely VS.. The Yer.
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Company. ,
A large number of witnesses were ex-
amined. The arguments of the coun-
sci consumed two or three days. The !
case went to the jury Tuesday after
noon, and they made up their verdict
the same afternoon, after the court had
adjourned. Wednesday morning their
verdict was returned in favor of the
plaintiff for $2400, the amount of both
his policies, with interest and costs.
The case will be appealed by the COM
pany.
The bastardy suit of Lucia A. John
son of Ferrisburgh vs.. Holden Beach,
son of Burr Beach of the same town,
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday ,
were occupied in putting in the testi- ,
mony. The arguments were made yes :
terday.
The next case for trial is E. d. Will =,
cox of Bridport VS. E. S. Farr, consta- ;
BILE of Bristol, trover for seventy sheep
taken by defendant on an execution
against another man. -
The suit of ii. G. Sessions, appellant,
vs. John Seeley, has been referred to
Hon. w. G. Dunton.
Roll of honor in graded school for
term ending juno 10 1881:
No. miss O'Leary.-Annie Beatty,
Annie Buckley, Ailecn Duncan, Amy
Eaton, Gracy Flemming, Katie Calvin,
Mabel Kingsley, Mary Paro, Gertie
Smith, Hattie Williamson, Lena Woos-
ter, LOOMS Bruya, Louis Mccormick,
Bonnie McCue, Henry Rooney, Eddie
Seymour, Jessie Smith, Charlie Steele,
Johnnie Wooster, Parkie Williamson,
Willie Hayes, George Norton.
No. 2-Miss Brainerd Maud Com
stock, Clara Hayes, Mamie McCue,
Julia Seymour, Clara Tredeau, Charlie
Buckley, BERTHE Case, Freddie Ladue,
Wallie Swiney, Stella Brouillett, Ada
Lavey, Maggie Seymour, Carrie Swim
ey, Sarah Bruya, Willie Buckley, Ed
die Garlick, Nelson Seymour, Allie
Smith.
No. 3-Miss Bell-Florence Batchel-
der, Minnie Bell, Ellen Cady, Aggie
Duncan, Jessie Eddie, Tessie Kingsley,
Annie Levoncher, Carrie Monlton,
Alice Williamson, Annie Youtt, Willie
Hammond, Eddie Mccormick, George
McCue, Charlie Rich, Owen Wilson.
No.4-Miss Hawley-Ella Eaton,
Lottie Langworthy, Mary Murphy,
Jennie Murphy, Alice Webster, Willie
Beatty, George Beatty, Jessie Camp
bell, Dannie Champagne, Robbie Eells,
Louis Gee, Mark Batchelder, Willie
Ellis.
No. 5-Miss Ward-Gertie Adams,
Hattie Parker, Fanny Knapp, Rena
Purdon, Mile st. George, Carrie
Steele, Grace Seely, Maud Severance,
John Alden, Ransom Benedict, John
Murphy, Merlin Morrison.
| Grammar school-Miss Cakes An
ME Conner, Fannie Dorsey, May Ross,
Edith Howe, Bell Carr, Flora Hare, |
Alice Jennings.
High school-Miss Geer-Ernest AL |
bee, Ella Foote, Florence Ford, Selma |
Gee, Helen Goodrich, lola Latimer,
Laura Mead, Katie Mulchahey, Carlton
Severance, Will Severance, Willie
Smith, Annie Dashiel, Mary Field,
Jennie Farnsworth, John Fletcher,
Morris Thomas.
<Work on the new college library
foom In the south division of Painters
Hall is approaching completion, only
some paintig remaining to be done, The