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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-17
Barre.

REPAIRS on the Methodist church are being
made.
HowoRTH's Hbernica at the town hall to-
morrow night.
THE reading OF Miss Averill Saturday night
was well spoken of, but there was not very
large attendance.
REV Mr.. TAPLIN occupied the desk at the
Methodist church Sunday in exchange with
Rev. J. X. Bartlett
A. C. BRADFORD and daughter returned
from market last week, leaving Mrs Bradford,
whose health is poor, to remain while longer
for treatment.
SOME men at work drawing dirt to fill around
the house Of George Mann, were arrested last
Saturday at the instance of l.. j. Bolster who
claimed they were getting the dirt off his land,
Mann claiming the right to get 1t there by leave
of Charles Templeton. Mr.. TempIeton became
bail for the appearance of the men at trial and
they were let CO. Monday morning folnd
them again at work drawing dirt from the same
place, and now we expect that there will he
music In the air, as Bolster says that they shall
MT get dirt there. The place in controversy IL
LAND Bolster bought of Templeton, and holus a
| warranty deed for same, Mann claiming to have
the right of getting dirt there from Ttmpeton
| prior to the sale oi the land to Bolster.
n THE committee of the Barre lecture assoca.
tion prest mt AN array Of speakers for the course
| this fall and winter that is hard to beat, and
| lhs success of the course must be sure to fol.
| low, as all our citizens will wish to hear each
| 81 eaker. The dates, speakers and subjects
are as follows: October 49, Hon. Albion w
Tourgee, LID subject, Give US a rest; No
vemDer 2. Professor :. W. Churchill, read
ing,; November Ia, Professor j. Z. Leotsakos
subj ct, Greece in her glory and Greece of thu
present day, illustrated; december II, Chap
lain McCaUe, subject, Sunny side vi LIBBY
prison liie December 10, General N. z. Banks
subject. What u man owes to the town he i've
ill., These are to be followed by Rev. A. A
Wiletts, d d., Hon. Carl Schuriz, and Eli Per
kins. Subjects and dates will be announced
in due season. Season tickets ST. 70 for single
81 81 each for two or more, and now Of
sale at the drug stores of W. Ii. Gladding an,
| Charles A. Smith.
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s raft rd.-President Tyson of the Eliza
betu Mining company reports that their copper
vein is richer in quality and wider as the dit
descends. Although copper is so low in the
market that it is doubtful II mining can now
be very probably carried on, there will be no
interruption of work here Nor need miners or
any others fear V.rsbire-Ey fiasco, for the
character and financial ability OF the Tysons
furnish a guarantee the most cautious cannot
question. Their new methods of crushing and
smelling ore save much time and expense. All
the operations are interesting, ana one who
visits the works will be- well repaid for his
trouble. Visitors are cautiously received.
Hon. W. H. SANBoRN of Greenfield, Mass,
is spending a few days in town. Mrs Eiz l.
betn West has gone u Marshfied TO spend the
winter with her daughters. Mrs Bems and
Loveland. :. Mrs. Luvia Cove / as rented her
house and taken up her abode with her son-in'
law, Myron J. Prescott. Her house is to he
occupied by Jed Ii. Kendall and Fred Kendall
ana families. I'D Morse Holman and fami y
move into the William Sanborn house, and
| VIM. j. Nichols and wife into the J. H. Moore
house this week. ]. X. Kendall and family
occupy apartments at Isaac Howes.
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Gaysville.-Dr. Steele is having vacation,
his pace being supplied by Di. Bugbee :.
Willie Flint, VINO has been severely sick with
typhoid fever, Is reported better. . Charles
Blake and wife are happy over the advent of a
bouncing buy. Mis-. Mary y. farker has re-
returned ana intends taxing possession of her
place ON Boutwell, Hill, winch has been rented
to Charles Boutwell, Two years past. p. X.
Towne, an aged widuwer, Was aIried on Sun
day, tile 30th ut., tu the thrice widowed Mrs
Dyer. Rev. Mrs. labor, the Universali.t
preacher in Gays,ile, has resigned. Mrs. S.
p. Brown is in Boston, selecting sher fall stock
of millinery goods. Charles Emerson started
Monday for Mortified, " visit relatives; from
there he will reiurn 10 Boston, to re- enter the
medical cole ge. :. MIR and Mrs. Clarence S.v.
age celebrate the fifth anniversary of their
marriage by wooden wedding Monday even.
ing, October 15
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MoretOwn.-The quarterly services at the
Methodist church were very interesting. Rev.
H. A. Spencer spoke from Acts xx:24, and
eight persons were received to full mem bership
THERE is to be dance in town hall Friday
night
B. MAYO had thirty.four and half bushels
OF wheat Off OF less than an acre of land.
AN item has been handed In stating that
the school in district No. II has but two schol-
ars In attendance
MRS. ELLA WALLEN visited friends in Mont
pelier several days last week. Alice and
Ollie Pierce have returned from the White
Mountains where they have been at work the
past summer. -. Nettie M. Lovejoy ia having
q pleasant and successful school In Duxbury.
,...Frank and Mamie Hassett have been to
New York to purchase goods. MIR. and Mrs
W. IL. Royce have returned from New Hamp.
shire. Freeman Parker and |. ID. Robinson
are repairing their mills. Mrs. Minnie At.
kins Is very sick at the residence Of her father
Mr. Stockwell. DIR. and Mrs. Bradford OF
Mortified visited at D. f. FIeemans Friday
While here the doctor bought the old fashioned
knocker OF the old Winshlp house, paying S.
for Il. :. Eta Thompson Of the Waterman
and Sadie Thompson OF the Waitsfield village
school, were here Saturday at the residence Of
their sister, Mrs Samuel Baird
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Middltsex Center.-rhe pr, ject to remodel
the church Is last assumii g ueinite shape.
The committee met last Friday, u take steps in
regard to the matter.
THE ladies' sociable will meet with Mrs L.
NJ Bruce this "wednesday afternoon.
A. r. LEONARD has raised forty three BUSH
els of wheat Un one and One-tuurtn acl es OF
land the present season, from two bushels sown
The requisite funds having been subscribe
and committee appointed, we snail probably
have u singing-scuvOl III full blast IN u few
weeks.
The lyceum met according to adjournment
the 10.h inst, and hau Il llvely discussion ON
the question, - Wal 1t DO best to Continue the
yceum meetings the comiIg wintei?' De-
cided In the afii NATIVE. Tue question Tor the
next meeting, October 17,h, Is the some hat
familiar one VI ilcense " prVniUilivn.
LAURA DUhrAY has just closed very &C.
ceptaDle term vi school. james Suple's horse
died recently, aged twen' y-nlne. Rev. II. A.
| Spencer viii preach next Sunday. -. Levi Swift
| aud wife have returned iiom their Boston trip
-. Frank Sanford vi Worcester had n break
| down near tie Junction last Friday. .. Calvin
| 2. Sawyer ana vile vi Boston have been visit
| ing his brothers here The past week.
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Observation-Disclosures Robinson had meas

Observation-Disclosures Robinson had peas
in BLOSSOM IN his garden last Saturday.
ALoNZo BUXTON raised from less than two
bushels Of seed, tlty bushels oi nice wheat.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Blown came very near be-
ing fatally poisoned last week y installing
poke root for valelian, sleeping IL with hops
and drinking it. She drank so much as to
cause sickness, which with emetics brought
her out If it.
THEpromenade at the hotel last Saturday was
attended by over fifty couples and good time
WAS enjoyed by all. The band goes ~ Plain
fl sid nexl Saturday evening ON a similar Grand
They went to Peacbam last Thursday and re-.
ceived a cordial welcome. The leader STAYED
at home aud nursed n sick jaw.
IT is expected that Professor f. G. Smith of
Na-hua, N. h., formerly of Montpelier, will
hold musical convention here some time ia
December. His record conductor on such
occasions Is far above the average, and if he
should come here the singers will be greatly
benefited. He will be accompanied by his
daughter, who is celebrated violinist, and
will also be assisted by our home talent. IL il
hoped he will come.
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Chelsea.-Rev. Allen Clark of Bradford
lectufed ON temperance at the Congregational
church October 9th.
A. w. WHITNEY has sold his grst mill prop
erty to A. Ii. Powers for about Sc 600.
THE bean dinner at the Congregational par
Tors Wednesday, October 10, was well attended.
FRANK WHITNEY has moved to the hotel
with his father. He is in poor health and was
Obliged to give working in the mill.
WILLARD MOORE recently saw what he sup.
posed to DO panther, in N. g. Moore's woods
lie went for his gun to shoot the animal, but
II got away.
nj. A. HATCH, a former resident OF this town
but now dealer in small wares and ladies'
goods at BIockton, Mass, had his store burned
Sunday. Loss Ut. 900, insured for "a, 600.
REV. ELIHU SCOTT and wife of Hampton, N
H., are visiting friends in town. Stephen
Vincent, who mas been in feeble health al
summer, Is much worse, being confined 10 hi,
bed. We notice in Il. X. Hyde Il Co.'S stor,
u fuller line II new goods in all the lates
styles there Is usually kept in a country store
lover thirty went to Boston on the excur
sion from here.
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COrinths

PAY your town tax, as the time expires Oc-
b b'r 10Th.
Monty l. being raised to paint the parsonage
at the Corner.
PEOPLE are enjoying the warm weather and
improving 1t to secure late crops
AN unusual call for young cattle to winter
comes from the eastern part OF Orange county.
o CLEMENT il collecting the assessments
for the Vermont Mutual, and has the receipts
this year.
BEEF has advanced 81 per hundred and
IL scarce L. is worth, wholesale, from six to
seven dollars.
HOMER L KINNEY has improved but little
IL any, since his return home from M line
where he met with the accident July ID h
Total blindness came on In about four weeks
after he was thrown from his carriage.
The apple crop is sufficient for our wants.
People of Corinth are doubling the propriety of
making cider for the purpose of slyly making
it into something el-e. Burlington United
States ficials have raised the mischief with
| the price OF cider apples in CoTinth. What
shall we do with them? Most farmers think
they are nearly worthless to feed to stock.
| S. P. AVERY Of Bradford, and a son and
| daughter from the West have been visiting NJ
| Cornth the past week $50. Olin J Eaton OF
White River Junction buried child at the
Meadow recently 1.-The remains Of Mr.
| Look were brought from Chelsea and inferred
ut this place lat Wednesday &c N. Win
chester contemplates going to Canada and ths
north part of the state this week.. NJ. N
Heath has bought the ii Heath place aud /,
making repairs on the shop. Henry goes tt
the Gould Norris farm. =. Effie Avery, a gradu
ate OF Barre Ac ,deiny and resident of Cor
NTH, has gone TO visit a sister In Dakota.
Mrs. George Little has gone to California.
Rev. ii Z. James visited Boston last week.
g. c. Cook has returned from Boston with {
stock of new goods. =. John /. Dearborn ant
wife of Post Mills formerly from Corinth, ar
visiting in town They propose to visit friend
in New Hampshire, and in few weeks 60 Il
California to find permanent home. Mrs
Bsgley expects To spend the winter with Dea
con Robert Orr and wife,. Ella Kinney will
soon go 10 visit her brother in Iowa.
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TUESDAY, October 10, lSSS;
Cattle Sheep. Hogs. Calves.
At market this week....... 21bb 1859 " lb6 &62
- last week...e... SS-S lJ,VSo lo,b-6 sys
one year ago.. 1904 l0,VH b.oVt U
PRICE>.-Exlra fat and heavy premium oien, $sQv
01e5O; hrst qualify, SiCVDI5O second qualify, So QGp
b5V; thd qualy, x5.UVj5V per NV lbs weight
hide, ttliOw aid uIeeseu beel A lew choice sugle
pairs, sy@ps.35 " owt BuIIs, etc., s4UU9%.oV MViAlig
S-UvOe1JoOV good s40 VQ14oVV, With without
caves. may Uc agreed latlow and oiuinaIy, siov@
Jl.JO StOes yeaiilngs, stzOUGzlUvi twV-y -vIds
,loUU0DJiUO turee-S -ous ga VvgitUO. ovep. LA9
~; eAtia, AL@D5Ad b-oI - z0es % q nea. LiUs
4bsG5c ., 10. cat hogs, vOt1iVc u II. Snvls-, retail.
bV1lVo " 10. Nvrthvin uiessed hogs, bsGOo " 10,
, e..l caves, SAGD7kc " Ii. brlghlOn have. 0ihci
cOuniry iOls, bbsVs, CAskns lle1izsc ~. laivw,
bQI0bsG 10 country +B5c. feits Win VOL on NGbVc
each, country iVts, IVVsoVc. Lamb skns oUooo each
DaiIj skius l5@S6Oc eAcn.
REMARK ~. There was light run OF cattle at market
this week, aud many OF tile western we're VI Ordinary "
lair KIaue, with the Duk OF saes Al 59bc u d. i've.
But According ~ uually do not CIin all ADVANCE,
the lsnt Beef IL plenty IN Tue CAY ana
hrie wre sales oi "a head OF WESTERN ayefsgv lVO bs
AT - ~ ewt ana ~ average llVO lbs, al o. hi y
LeaVlt, , SOFA cattle average I,VoO bs al 90 VI ID,
TO- hVrTa "a lbs at s. 81 D. Vwt, ana s,eeIs wegn
~ 5.U lbs al 5Au n. Alch cows were steady Uul not
active. Yeas nlm AT tu prices. lhe market Tor
sheep and alIOs easier WITH hige aiIlyais some
hocks Uens contracted Tor week agV, we've sold al u
prces. BuI tAs week hocks ali lambs at rates
iuAt m yed V,s sid al last week. ne decline MAS
A@bv 81 Ii. X. r. kmOa sod Nv heau mostly
lin -, weighing 1857 lbs, At 4lsc VI b ". L. kngran
sUlu 81 laius, ~egbing 1850 lbs, Al o4c H. aud al
sheep, weigh ng bSV lbs, at 4Ad ID, rouIS sold az
lV NO " n ior NAKED lots and ioloSso ior turkeys
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WashinglOn.-The ladies' mite society

WashingtOn.-The ladies' mite society
meets with lMiss M. c. Taylor this week.
THERE is talk of repeating The Turn of the
Tide " by the young people very soon for the
bent fit OF the mite society.
HARRIET BINGHAM, a sister of Mrs. D. NJ.
Flint Of this place, died at the residence of Mr.
Flint, on Saturday OF last week, quite suddenly
OF spoplexy. Her remains were taken to Stowe
for burial.
WARREN PEPPER has been quite Ill with
pneumonia, and his wife Is dangerously ill
with inflammation of the bowels. Mrs Geo.
w. McAllister OF Montpelier their daughter,
is here in attendance upon them.
"MINE HosT" Winship of the Washington
hotel is spending few days with his son in
Boston. News concerning the progress of the
Butler campaign will be received on his return
80. George Smith has left for Montpelier
where she is to learn the art of telegraphy.
Mrs. John Calef has returned from a foul
weeks visit to her sister in New Hampshire
-. Mrs. Lyman Emery is visiting her sister
widow Pnilo Patterson, in Barre. h. Sever,
colds are quite prevalent in the village JUS
now. Mrs. Ruth Dickey, Florence Henry
little Ransom Green and Lillian Pepper ar,
among the afflicted.
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Newbury.-Rev W. K Laird Of St. Johns
bury ltctured in the Methodist church last
Monday evening in the interest of the national
reform asso citation.
HENRY W. TEwKsBURY, ESQ, will lecture at
the seminary hall tile 31,t vi October.
REV. w. w. CoLBURN of Boston, Mass, will
lecture at the town house this "wednesday
evening. His subject is, My trip across the
continent
HENRY SWAN died last week and was buried
Friday He had lived in town about twenty
five years and vas fiity-two years old at the
time of his death,
DAVID EDWARDS died last Friday and was
buiied this week Monday. He was the father
OF John and James Edwards Of this town. He
WAS eighty-seven years old at the time of his
death.
JAMES SMILE, who Is wholly blind in one
eye aud nearly so in the other, WAS in Boston
last week where he consulted two eminent oc-
culists. They both informed him that there
was no help Tor his blindness.
BAILEY AVERY, one of our most esteemed
citizens, died last Tuesday as a result of a
fall from a roof He was engaged in putting
new roof ON John Garland's house. He and
Mr.. b.odgett were standing upon the staging
| when IL suddenly gave way and perclptated
them both to the ground. Mr. Blodgett was
somewhat injured but not seriously. Mr.
/
and died in few houIs His remains were
| kept until Saturday that his son, who was in
the far West, might return. large number
| attended the funeral services which we're at the
residence OF the desceased. Mr.. Avery was
til y-seven years old and leaves u wife nd six
children who are overwhelmed with grief. He
will be greatly missed in the community.
THOMAS w. B. HIBBARD returned last week
from New York ci y....H Hon. ii. w. Bailey
and wife left for Boston Monday They will
spend several days in the city. :. Mrs Royce
Eastman was buried last Sunday. NJ
Chamberlin of Lowell, Mass, is in town visit
ing his family. Mrs John Owen has gone t
New York city. William r. Shedd is havin,
his house painted, which veSy much i'm
proves his premises. Two young ladie
from ColebrOok, N. H., entered the seminar,
last week. ..Dr. &. b. Hatch was out of tow
last week as counsel. Ira BIainard was abl
to attend church last Sunday. All are glat
that his health Is improving. :. Mrs. Winsow
wife Of the Rev. !. II. Winslow, is quite sick
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South RoyaltOn;,-M S. Adams and fam
lily are In Boston this week. -. Samuel Davis
has moved to Mortified. Mr.. Utley of Con-
necticut is in town buying oxen. E. Mrs. Moses
Ellis and Mrs. +. Adams have recovered from
the diphtheria. Mrs. Woodland, mother Of M 8.
Dan G. Jones, remains about the same. d.
c. House was married to Minnie Tower last
Saturday by Rev. o. W. Barrows.. A. II.
Lamb has the job of timing M. j. Sargent
building Wilbur Mcintosh starts for the
West next week. ...J. o. Belknap has a large
gang Of men at work on his cellar. He Is to
build a store forty-six by seventy five feet, two
stories high and will connect with the store OF
NJ. j. Sargent. .Josish Smith has so far recov.
cred from his injury sustained at the late fire
as to be able to ride out which Is miracle.
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WOlcott.-Herbert Moody and wife were
presented with twins the 10 h inst. a how and
u girl. .. Ed. Jones and vile are home from
tho West to spend the winter. The body Of
Mrs Millicent Parker, AN old lady formerly Of
this town, was brought from Calais last Tues
day to be buried here. Herbert Parker and
Fred Siayton chose up for squirrel hunt, %
ON side. PaIker's side had 3 400 ina joIity
Oyster supper in the evening. r. Ii. Peck has
bought one-half of tho boutelle place of X. f.
Parker and DIR. Bates has moved into the
house
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RichmOnd,-Iddo Green, who has been quite
sick, has recuperated sufficiently TO visit his
daughter at Bristol.
WE almost need a police force in town,
judging from the frequent rows around the
streets and the number OF crooked-gaited indi-
viduals trying to walk.
Ara ride given to the Jonesville school, one
of the young ladies wanted to drive one OF the
teams, ana, being permitted to do 30, the
horses became frightened, when she threw the
reins and jumped. Fortunately they were
stopped before anyone WAS injured, but all
were well frightened.
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Craftsbury.-The preachers meeting OF the
11th and 18th WAS well attended with very able
speakers.
CATTLE are being bought up very close this
fall, at very high prices, and young cattle are
getting scarce.
REV. MR.. BURNHAM is visiting his many
friends In town. . Aaron Collins contemplales
selling his property Ia town, consisting Of a
farm Of one hundred and sixty acres and a saw
mill. Mrs Charles Hoyt has returned from
New Hampshire, where she has been visiting
friends. .. Asa NJ. Hartman has bought the
farm Of s. w. Carter. MIR. Carter viii move
to his hill farm in the spring With the i'm
provements of Howard & Leavitt they have
now the largest store in town.
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Braintree.-Aleck Jered lost valuable

Braintree.-Aleck Jered lost valuable
horse last week.
THE remains OF Mrs. Moses Perham who
died in Bethel last Thursday, we're brought
here for burial. Funeral services were held At
the church in West Brookheld, conducted by
Rev. s. l.. Vincent. Deceased was about
seventy-seven years old. =. Addison Copeland
is very sick and not expected TO live. Mrs. S.
Young, who was convalescent from her recent
illness, is again very sick and confined TO her
bed. Arthur Cunningham of Boston was in
town last week, visiting friends and relatives.
80. Waldo Butter field, who has been stopping
with friends here, left town for Worcester,
Mass, last week.
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Vershire.-Mr. Ely has returned to West
Fairiee, and there Is some prospect OF the
mines being worked again SOON. Elias Nc
Farland has bought Warren Lathrop's house al
the brook road, and moved his grocery to tina,
place. William Mattun sold stock and per.
sonal property last Saturday. Good turkeys
are bringing twenty cents per pound.
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Calais.-Charles Hathaway of Moretown
has been visiting friends in town. :. Elder
Grin Davis breaches at South Calais next Sun
day at three o'clock, The new road that was
laid out from South Calais into East Montpelier
is meeting with some opposition, and may be
given up. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Doty are the
happy parents of a week old son.. :. Jane
Wheeler returned to her home last Saturday.
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THE body of Charles X. Turner of st. Adams,
who disappeared about two weeks ago, has
been found. man who was out hunting
came upon the body, which WAS resting ON the
hands and knees, with the neck firmly fixed IN
the crotch of u tree, appearances indicating
that II had been there some days. Mr. Turner
had been out Of his head for some time before
he disappeared, and it is supposed that he com
mltted suicide.
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Danville.-Rev. Horace Pratt of Mortified
was In town over Sunday. Willie Palmer,
who has been 80 very sick, is reported better
'..' Mr., Rowe of Peacham will meet the sing,
ers oil the village next Friday evening at seven
o'clock, in the Congregational vestry. E. Frank
Baker OF Connecticut Is stopping with George
b. Davis. He is in search Of another carload
OF store cattle. Stocker Brothers sent car
load OF sheep to market this week. ii. L.
Stone has sod his sorrel mare, Lucy, to a doc
TOR In Wolcott. Robert Meader Is expected
home this week from Windsor. 4. z. Warner
OF Brandon was in town last week Thursday.
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West TOpsham -Dennison Densmore has
purchased the Wallace store and is going to re-
pair 1t soon. 1t Is reported that X. NJ. Harvey,
Esq, will remove his office into the upper story
80. There will be no preaching next Sunday,
Ing. t. Y. Wiley & Co. are buying butter,
poultry and farm produce and pay cash for the
same. They will also pay cash for all the soft
and hardwood lumber delivered at the Carpen-
ter mill, which people are disposed To deliver.
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THE Middlebury college library is soon to be
increased by the addition of large invoice OF
new books. Inc sum Of 81, 900 is now availa-
BILE for that purpose, and preparations for ex-
pending IT judiciously are now making.