The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-11

Frank b. Hyde, who was graduated
from the college in the class of 'S4, goes
to New York next week to enter the I'm
ion Theological seminary.
A man who played bass drum, snare
drum, cymbals and bells with his feet
and an ACCORDION with his hands was one
of the attractions on the street Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. A. f. Carpenter, rector of st.
Stephens, and wife returned home Sat
urday, after an absence of two months
spent at Providence. Il. |. lie olliciated
at his church Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. c.. b. Wright occupy
rooms at the presidents house; Prof. Ii.
K. Scott has rooms at the college and
boards at Miss Steele S, where Prof. Web
Der is domiciled.
George w. Rowland has been with
friends in town the past week. He spent
the summer in missionary work in Dako-
ia and returns to his theological studies
at Hartford, ct.
Rev. DIR. Hamln preached Sunday at
the Methodist church, in the absence of
the pastor at Pawlet. The camp-meeting
which Mr.. Noe was managing there
closed Monday, and he has returned
home.
DR.. Hamlin left Monday for Lexing-
ton. Mass, to furnish and fit up the
house he has bought there and put it in
readiness for the family, who will re-
main here yet few weeks while this is
being done.
Miss Emma Hamlin succeeds Miss
Dashiell as teacher of the kindergarten,
and has full class. Her school-room is
at Prof. Brainerd's residence, and she
will be a member of Miss E. STAIRS
family during the year.
George f. Knapp sails for Europe on
the 10Th, going with his cousin. Claude
Severance OF Manchester. Rev. james
l.. Barton. ordained last summer at New
Hagen, and his wife sail the same day.
He will enter upon missionary work at
Harpoot, Turkey.
A. b. Colby went Monday to Albany,
where he and Fred Brunette have rented
restaurant privileges during the New
York State fair. which opened yesterday
and closes next Wednesday. MIR. Bru-
nellie left for Albany Wednesday night,
taking about % assistants.
Rev. 5. l.. b. Speare, pastor of the
Congregational church, returned on
Thursday last from his vacation and
preached last Sunday. Mrs. and Miss
| Speare will be away two weeks longer.
They are now with friends in Mr.Speare' s
old parish at Bangor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Remele Of Richville
came out to attend the county fair and
stopped at their nephew's on Seminary
street. Friday morning Mrs. Remele
stepped backward off a step in the house
and was considerably hurt. She is still
confined to the bed, but is improving.
Perry II. Fletcher and his brother
Will, who for month or six weeks past
have been cruising on Lake Champlair
arc home. They went down the lake in
to Canada. Ford LangwOrthy, Loui:
Austin and the rest of the ThompsOn's
point party came home a few days ago
The old flume that carries water tC
Smith & Aliens mill, the Star grst-mill
the wooden factory and a. p. Tupper's
saw-mill will soon be torn down and ;
new one built in its place, The present
structure wastes a great deal of water
+ and breaks down nearly every winter
when ice forms in it,
Prof. John Orth of Boston has been in
) vited by the leading musical people o
Rutland to give concert in that village
,, 1t will take place this evening. Prof
Orth has been teaching in Mddleburl
9 on Thursdays this summer. 1t is his in
l tentiOn to do the same next summe
: from June to October.
Sheriff Peabody of Rutland was il
h town yesterday and again postponed til
3 the 18th inst. the sale of the machiner.
G in the old cotton mill. 1t is understood
t that Mr.. Fowle, who succeeds to tn
e Cutter Marble company's lease of tn
mill, will pay the balance due upon tn
- machinery and keep it.
Junius f. Severance reached HON
y Monday night. He went to Texas fe'
d weeks since with two carloads of sheer
which he readily sold, and will start oac
l. with another lot as soon as he can get tn
e cars and fit them up. The sheep men {
y Texas are feeling quite encouraged owe
"a the recent advance in the price of WOO
d Deacon and Mrs. Boice, Mr.. and Mr.
# J. w. Halliday, Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. CT
day. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Seeley and
number of others, fifteen in all, starte
from here Tuesday for the West. The
go together to Chicago and there sep;
rate to visit friends in various parts {
" the West. They will be away sever;
weeks.
J. Earle p. Harrington, who has worke
for Smith q Allen as a painter for tw
-, seasons, was taken i'll with typhoid few
last week and went to the home of h
# father, Judge Harrington, in Weybridg
- on Thursday. At last accounts he W;
= not improving. His wife was TELEGRAPH
7, ed for and came Monday night fro
Ill Ashland, n. ii.
The band of Arabs that is making ii
le tour of the State got here Monday NOR
w ing. They are dirty, disreputable-loo
ing lot of beggars. Their stay IN tow
r was short, but they were here lor
t, enough to show that they were up in Il
science and art of begging. They see
,e to have gone hence to the westwar
H. possibly across the lake. 1t is said the
were bound for New York city.
e. The adjourned hearing in the case
is State VS.. Frank Nisun, charged wi
breach of the peace and assault upc
~ Henry McMasters, took place on Frid,
~ last before Justice Albert Chapman. ~
= respondent was bound up in the sum
5000 for trial at the December term
r the county court The required bail W
s. furnished A number of Witnesses we