The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05

oOStDn w llSOu was dlTOSltu anu llllpu
Saturday on complaint of his father.
who said the young man had assaulted
his mother. On Monday, however. the
father withdrew the complaint and had
his son released
Mr.. Daniel l.. Wells. native of this
town and brother of Mrs. +. w. Lins-
| ley. died at Milwaukee. Wis. on Mon
day of last week. He had been one of
the most prominent railroad builders of
the Northwest and was also interested in
other enterprises.
a hearing was had at the Addison
House parlors on Friday last before Hon.
II. Henry Powers, referee. in the case A.
Is. LambertS admr.. apt vs.. Thomas \.
Merrill's estate. Mr.. Colburn of Pitts
ford is the plaintiffs counsel and Hon.
Daniel Roberts of Burlington appeared
for the defense.
The Sheldon art museum has received
from the national museum at Boulal[ Il
fragment of the inner wrapping used in
embalning the mumnlies of the kings.
tue Pharaohs of Egypt succeeding the
time of Moses, discovered in 1881 in Il
scpulchre over three hundred feet in
depth. eXcavated in the solid rock. 1t
dates back more than thirty-siX hundred
years.
The annual catalogue of the college,
lately printed at this office. Slows The
total number of students in the institu-
ton to be i3. OF these s are seniors. 6
juniors. II sophomores, II freshmen and
specials. The only change in the fac
ulty since last year is that caused by the
resignation of Prof. Foster, who went to
Oberin and was succeeded by Rev. Ed
Waru - NCeeie'
Mr.. j. j. II. Randall, the Rutland civil
engineer on Monday began survey to
see what it will cost to supply the village
with water from a stream in The Little
Notch in South Bristol. The work is
being done under the supervision of the
village trustees. who, feeling that there
is strong sentiment in favor of water
e "prS,' Uti nv" uhi, ''c p' ,h ANU
Sidoro,i, - '.,7, ,t,,t lD' .mG Ooi+
inteiIigon,lv rb"n thn tin,n Sono s f fI
ant;o,, avg '"'" ''''' i''
Inc Leslie convention company gave
Tree concert at lhe congregational
churcil on ffluay evening Iast ana tle
next uay organized ciass Oh w. VINO
nave since Deen gwen tilree lessons a
DAY or ID lessons IN all Inc course
closed with a concert last evening Inc
claSs are wen eased with the mstruc-
h .iol "t s'i \ p"', VI tle COMPANY
nv W. l''tu v.'I1 "V DlloCo, anu tne
o;lrn,s ~ " OiNo' " ol''n ''io'e W.
"Sn''
MI Jesse Gooehough' whose illness
was mentioned III our last issue, died on
rrluaN morning at eight O'Clock. The
luh RAJ was attended at the residence of
Iile lallllIy' seminary street. on sunday
AFTERNOON III one CLOCK. Key. Mr.. Noe
oihclateu. assisted by Kew. Mr.. Spearc.
Mr. r. a. BON had charge ana the bear
erS were Messro. T. I. Cady, Freeman
a. footc' Joln W. haliaday ana Chaun-
cey br"ilch' Inc remains were inferred
III Cne cemetery IN the toote district.
Inc deceased was IN his Both year.
Mr.. Joel G.. Baker of Rutlond tbo snoci-
nj maste, onnointad ia fnd tho fnnts
in the case Middlehurv RontiSt ohnrcb w.
Toussoint KidGor has D tlpd ~ 'o Un w.
He says that the land on which the de
PENDANT erected the wagon shed. last
summer, is part of the lot bought by the
church Of Bcckwith K Co. BY this find
ing Mr.. kidder loses not only the claim
to the land on which the shed stands. but
also the shed itself. which was built upon
their land against the wishes of the
church people.
The monthly meeting of the W. G. ~
L. for November. at the residence of
Prof. Seelv on the afternoon and EVENING
of the l9th. was fully attended ahout for'
tv ladies and gentlemen heinz nrcsrnt do
spite the snow storm. An honr of nrav-
err preceded the business meeting With
was participated in bv nearly nil nrnscnr
The business meeting occi,nind the re.
naming hours until six.when gentlemen
were announced and tna s,rvnd affer .,II
had Joined in singing praise cod ere "
Mrs. Hamlin NOT beinp able to remoin
the literary exercises we're rondurtod nv
Mrs. Button. Many nresent WISHING to
attend the sale given bv the voung Ladies
of the Conversational ,.hurc6' The meet
ING adjourned at eight to assemble acnin
the thlrd Wednesday in December. An
increase Vi Iour was maze TO the mem
oersillp'
Judge Veazey has been assigned to
preside at the county court which opens
here on Tuesday next. The Judges as
signed for the Sunrpmp court yhich hn