The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-06-30

bration OF the Holy Communion Al
morning service.
Mrs. Il. A. Sturtevant has been at
tending Gospel Temperance Insti
tute of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Franklin and GranC
Isle counties, held at Bakersfield. ShC
was advertised to deliver an address
Wednesday evening. She is to speak
in Coventry on the 4th.
The administrators of the estate oil
the late Thomas Ross of Rutland have
sold to Flint IL Fisher of Bellows Falls
the valuable water power at the Paper
Mill Falls. Flint & Fisher are the parties
who have built the pulp mill at Beldens
Falls. There now seems to be pros.
pect of some business being done al
the Paper Mill Falls.
Sears, the young man whose hand
was crushed In Riptcn, Us noticed last
week, was on Tuesday placed in great
danger by severe hermorrhage from
the wound, by which he was much
reduced before surgical aid could be
summoned. Both the principal arteries
of the arm were tied, and the probable
result will be the loss of the hand,
though it Is hoped the misfortune may
be. averted. NJ
4 <COMMENcEMNNT.-We give again the
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week.
SUNDAY, July 2.-Baccalaureate Dis.
course by the President, at two p. IN. !;
Sunday evening, anniversary of the
Philadelphia Society.
TUESDAY, JULY 4.-10:00 a. M, Pre-
liminary meeting of the Associated
Alumni at the College Chapel; IL 80,
Address before the Alumni at the Con.
gregationsl Church, by Hon. Henry
f. Severens, class of '57, subject
"Twenty-fve Years Out" Poem by
H. r. Dorr, class of 80; Tuesday
evening, Parkerian Prize Speaking.
WEDNESDAY, JULY $3.50 o. M,
Annual Meeting of the Associated
Alumni at College Chapel; 10 80, Exer-
cises of the Graduating Glass. II
@Dr. v. w. Blanchard's Exposition
building, which has been raised story
this spring, has received the finishing
touches, and now stands q very hand.
some and we'll proportioned structure.
One of the rooms in the second floor is
very handsomely finished OF i~ ooh
staff surmounts the building. 1t is
painted pleasing color, relieved by
numerous handsome green blinds.
front is quite ornamental. The
The work has been done under the SUI.
pervision of Mr.. James Norton, and is
very crediable to his skill in carrying
out the plans of the inventor. It Is
claimed by the doctor, that the entire
sides and roof of the large building can
be taken down and piled on two flat
cars, ready for transportation any,
where. While thus portable It is am.
ply strong, every part being fully
braced with iron rods. Tho building
is to be used for a factory, and Is be-
ing supplied with machinery for max.
ing similar portable buildings. DIR.
Blanchard states that he has contract
for making and delivering large
number of buildings to New York
capitalist, and work on the job will be
begun soon, and will afford employ
ment to q considerable number Of me.
chanics. NJ
COUNTY COTRT.-The court
ladjourned on Wednesday. The fol-
what las srsadys beaGHn fecorasa 'n"
Ella J. Strong vs.. Herbert w.
Strong. Divorce. Libel dismissed.
Catherine Lewis vs.. Henry Lewis.
Divorce. Bill granted for intolerable
severity. Custody of child and alimo-
ny as per stipulation on file.
Oliver Severance VS.. E. II. CLAY, A
discharge in bankruptcy bar to this
claim. Judgment on report for de-
fendant. Exceptions, and case goes to
the supreme court.
E. Il. Clay vs.. Oliver Severance.
Bankruptcy plead in bar. Judgment
for defendant. Exceptions by both
parties and case passes to the supreme
court.
Ida o. Everts VS.. Martin Everts.
Divorce. Libel dismissed.
Emily F. Watson vs.. Josiah Watson,
Divorce. Bill dismissed.
George f. 0. Kimball vs. Robert p.
Satterly. Judgment for plaintiff.
Taken to supreme court on exceptions,
Lewis Russell We. Henry Hunt. Ac-
ton brought for deceit in sale Of
house. Judgment for defendant.
William Halmon VS.. John Hslmon.
Judgment for defendant, and excep-
tons by plaintiff, and case goes to SUI
preme court.
A. P. Upper vs.. Isaac Rogers. Case
was for trover for seven trees. Re
port for defendent. Exceptions by
plaintiff and passed to supreme court.
G. w. Mason vs.. Joel j. Oryis.
Judgment for plaintiff, one cent dam.
ages and costs.
H. c. Smith VS.. w. d. Smith.
Judgment for plaintiff for $464, and
costs. This YVES for work and labor.
Alison G. Hill vs.. Frank Larro.
Judgment for plaintiff. Clerk to as
sess.
Jerome w. Parker VS.. Ida ]. Parker.
Divorce. Bill granted for adultery.
Ada Swinyear We. Alfred Swinyear.
Divorce. Libel dismissed.
John Halnon vs.. William Halnon.
Judgment for defendant. Exceptions
for plaintiff and case passed to su-
preme court.
George A. Baker We. v. w. Blanch-
ard. Judgment for plaintiff. Clerk 10
ASSESS damages.
E. .. Porter va. Town of Cornwall.
For medical service. Report for plain.
Exceptions by defendant, and case
taken to supreme court by defendant.
Mary A Bristol vs.. Norman w. Brls-
toll. Divorce. Cause, intolerable Sc
verify. Petition dismissed.
j. l.. Matthews VS.. Frank Lucia.
Case for lumber sold defendent.
Judgment for plaintiff, for $1,000. Ex.
ceptions by defendant and case passed
to supreme court.
John M. Dyer vs. William G. Lang
worthy. Action for rent of plaintiffs
store. Report by referee for $40 for
plaintiff. The report on motion was
recommitted for full statement of the
acts in the case, upon which the re.