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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-03

The only girl student at the Yale Law School
has left the institution because the faculty have
notified her that they couldn't grant her di-
ploma even if she remained his shows what
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel Jacob B. Myers. Elkhart;
r. W. Harrison, Lebanon; +. o. Rodgers,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Grand Hotel w. A. Banks, Laporte; j. M.
Rymann. Fowler; Samuel Hargrove, Greencas-
tie; E. d. Moore, Lawrenceburg; NJ. f. Monroe,
Danville; W. B. Stokes. Lebanon: Edward Nor
gan, Vincennes; Charles Greene and wife, st.
Louis
Bates House: G.. w. Kendrick. Marion; ]. G.
Day. Miss Day. i. S. Sykes, Hartford; B. E.
Thornburg. Martinsvile; w. W. Bonner,
Greensburg; A. f. Armstrong, Kokomo; G.
Mccullough and wife. Muncie: George S. Fow-
Ter, Fl. Wayne; James COMBS. Lebanon; c. E..
Doyle. Peru; J. G. Snyder, Gosport; j. R. Dun
can, Charlottesville.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Judge ]. c. Suit. of Frankfort is at the Grand
Hotel.
Miss Julia Kearns. of St Louis, will visit
friends here next week.
Miss Minnie Edsalt, of Cincinnati, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs.-J. A. Binford
Miss Jessie Tinney Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Ed. White in Lafayette
Hons. W. r. McKeen and D. w. Minshall, Of
Terre Haute, are at the Bates House
Miss Mary Campbell. of Charlottesville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Baker.
The Mendelssohn Society will give very ele-
CANT hop in their own hall some time in March.
Miss Blanche Mitchell, of this city, was given
very handsome Mikado tea by Miss Mayer, OF
Cincinnati on last Friday evening.
Miss Flora May Henry returned from New
York last night She will become a member of
the Harrison s. Gourley company. at Cincinnati,
next week.
Mr.. Joe A. Downy, the well-known letter-car
rier is agent for the latest official postal guide,
q publication that is needed by every business
man in the city.
Miss Zee Beatty is visiting Mrs. Radie Stephens,
OF Covington, and was given progressive
cher party by Mrs. A. Ct. Roulston, of Cincin-
natl on last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Stanhope Boal, of Cincinnati, is in the
city for few days. Mr.. Boal probably has no
superior as a baritone on the American stage.
charmed with his voice in several very difficult
pieces.
The ladies of the Social Guild of st. Paul's will
entertain their friends this evening at the resi-
denee of John w. Jones. No. 172 East st. Clair
street Music AMI Rotations, followed by re-
freshments, is the programme for the evening.
A good time is expected, and general invita-
ton extended
The sleighing party given on Monday evening
by Miss Emma Ayres to her guest, Miss Kate
Gresham. was exceedingly pleasant. The young
people drove out to Broad Ripple over smooth
road TO the jingle of merry bells. Among the
participants were Miss Gresham. Miss Margaret
Butler Miss Era Steele, Miss May Ship, the
Misses Holiday, and Messrs. Hord, Bennett and
several others.
The Indianapolis Literary Club met yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. j. w. Hess.
on North Alabama street A paper by Mrs V.
T. Malott on Women Prominent as Phianthro-
pists" was read, and followed by general discus
sion on womanly philanthropy, ancient and mod
ern. foreign and domestic. At the close of the
exercises the club adjourned to meet Feb. 16,
with Mrs " T. Malott
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MOORE, 40 East Washington street.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
FOREIGN.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has been i'll
in London and Ia, been compelled to
cancel his lecture engagements. He was
better at last accounts.
Archbishop Fabre of Montreal has is
sued a circular letter to the clergy i'll
structing them that il is their duty to
endeavor to get their parishioners who
are members of the Knights of Labor to
withdraw from that organization.
\ foreign lady, who lost f12,0O0 at the
Monte Carlo gaming tables. has commit
This makes the seventy-siXth case of
suicide owing to losses at Monte Carlo
since the beginning of the present
season.
Greece was visited by tremendous
earthquakes saturday, the area of which
was phenomenally wide. At least six
towns We're entirely and a score of other,
partly destroyed. On the mainland
much damage was done, but there was
little loss of life. On the islands it i,
estimated that 600 persons were killed
and 1000 seriously injured
The Carragh of Kildare, the great plaI
owned by the British crown in the heart
of Kildare county, Ireland, and used fol
military purposes, is the scene of unusua
activity at present. The place is being
put in readiness TO receive five additiona
regiment of infantry and four additiona
regiments of cavalry. These fresh troops
are to be used in assisting in the work o
eviction during the coming winter. Th'
authorities expect that the default il
rents among the Irish peasantry this
winter will be unusually great, and tina
the present force in Ireland will, unles
much strengthened, prove totally made
quate to the work of protecting the in
terests of the landlords.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
County l1ems.
BRIDPORT,


John Witherell is building a new barn.
II. w. Fletcher's new hog house is COM
pleted.
The small shower on Tuesday was
thankfully received.
The Hutchinson saw-mil is having a
good run of business.
Mr.. Stoddart died last Thursday of
softening of the brain.
Parties from Middlebury are at work
on the new bridge near the saw-mill.
Miss Kittie Witherell, who has been
quite sick with quinsy, is improving.
G.. F. Sollace returned from Canada
last week with large drove of cattle.
The school began last Monday under
the management of Miss Deane of Crown
Point.
Mrs. r. w. IIemenway, who was
stricken with paralysis last week, is i'm
proving.
Charlie Pratt, son of j. w. Pratt, has
been very sick with Inflammation of the
bowels. Tuesday he was somewhat bet
ter.
II. C. Burwell is understood to be the
leading Republican candidate for town
representative and Albert Preble is
talked of by the Democrats.
A patent check is the talk of the day
here. 1t enables one to sit in his wagon
or sleigh and uncheck his horse or horses
and to check them up again. j. II.
Witherell is the man that handles them.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
General l1eps.
DOM E STIC.

DOMESTIC.
The bones of mastodon we've dug up
near Milan, Mich, few days ago.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes arrived at
New York, Sunday, by the steamer
Aurania.
The yacht Mayhower has been selected
to contend with the English yacht Gala
tea for the Queens cup.
Hogs are dying daily by the hundreds
about Madison, Ind, from cholera. The
disease is spreading and all attempts to
check it fail.
The design of the new oleomargarine
tax stamp is bull tramplng a serpent
under foot. They will not be finished
for several days.
1t is taken for granted in Washington
that Secretary Manning will return to
his post at the head of the treasury de-
partment October |.
\ terrible explosion occurred in the
Fairlawn colliery at Scranton, Pa, Mon
day morning killing five men and inju"-
ing two others seriously.
William Wandsor of Vermont one OF
the most desperate counterfeiters in the
country, was captured Sunday night in /
barn near Lansing, Mich.
Deputy Comptroller Thomas +. Bene
diet has accepted the position of public
printer at Washington and will assume
the duties of the Office next week.
The Rev. A. L. Nepper, Il prominen
Methodist minister at Milwaukee, Wis.
has been expelled from the ministry fo
misrepresentation of funds. He PLEADED
guilty.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
New HAVEN.

Mrs. Addie Hammond left for Chicago
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary H. Dana returned from
Saratoga on Monday.
Mr.. Davis, living upon the Harry Hunt
farm, had two cows killed by the evening
express Wednesday night
Mrs. Hubbard. widow of the late
Perez Hubbard. who has been sick at her
son-in-law's, Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre, was
buried on Tuesday from his residence.
Mr.. Hubbard died about two months
since.
Miss Hattie lIoyt of Panton reopened
her school on Town Hill on Monday
after long vacation. Milfred Barton
and Leroy C.. Russell. former members of
the school. will attend the academy this
fall.
Mrs. Alonzo Mansfield is very ill., DR..
&. Il. Sanborn of Rutland, formerly of
this town, their family physician, is in
attendance upon her case. Mrs. Jennie
(Iligley) Thomas of ST. Louis. Mo-. a
niece Mrs. Mansfield, arrived last week.
The town meeting on Wednesday voted
by l3S to 1870 to adjourn until January
next. This leaves the acceptance of
State aid for the Bristol road Enacted
upon, which is regarded by the friends
of the appropriation as fatal, as they I'M
derstand that the (probable) repeal of
the law at the coming session will de-
stroy the whole proceeding. The friends
OF the appropriation made a gain of 56
votes and the opposition 30 since the
meeting of July It'll.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03

new school house is located on Elbow
street, a short distance below the Catho-
lie church.
Rev. DIR. Henry IIickok preached in
the Congregational church last sunday.
He is probably as 'plain spoken min
lister as the Presbyterian church has UNI
der pay. When he applies his scalpel to
a religious hunbug, he usually leaves IL
very sorry looking anatomy. His SER
mon, last Sunday, was not an exception.
Mr.. Solomon Field. for long number
of years Il prominent farmer in Ferris
burgh, took up his residence in Mulvane,
Kansas, some twenty-three years ago.
Saturday last he was on our streets, and
met many friends and neighbors of 9TH
er days. He is the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. |. j. Brady of Panton. He was
prominent in raising recruits for Union
regiments during the war.
Friday of this week Nergennes will be
a lively place. The tiremen's tourna-
ment comes off on that day and the fire
department are perfectng arrangements
for a grand parade, race and other
amusements. There will be Sl75 in
prizes; lst. 500; I'd, $50; Sd, S25. The
home companies do not compete, but the
Stevens and Otter Creek hose companies
will give hub and hub race at II Il. III.
At the close of the hose race. there will
be 100 yards dash, 80 yards dash,
sack race, etc. All visiting companies
can compete for the prizes. Half fare on
railroads and boats.
There was a large attendance on the
Roman Catholic fair last week in the
parochial school house on Elbow street.
At the close of the fair it was found that
the gold headed cane had been voted to
Peter Austin. The chamber set fell to
the lot of Frank Gravel; the silk dress
will be worn by Miss Nina Siple; l..
Geror drew the holy face; ID. Renaud
the crucifiXion: y. j. McCuen drew the
clock: Miss Lizzie Barry drew the centre
table, and Emma Laporte drew the
lounge. These are only a few of the
many fortunate ticket buyers. The total
receipts amounted to 500.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs. Jane Hill of Shoreham has lately
visited at NJ. l.. Sheldon's. "t
Mrs. Jason Jones is visiting relatives
in the north part of the State.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Randall returned
from camping Saturday night.
Mrs. Marion Robinson has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Shoreham.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hamilton visited her sister
in-law, Mrs. Mary ID. Greene of Whiting,
last week.
The rain so much needed came Tues
day night and Wednesday would be call
ed rainy day.
Among other visitors last week were
Rev. j. II. Bond of Benson at his sons,
DR.. G. W. Bond.
Cornwall was well represented at
camp-meeting at New Haven on Sunday,
several going from town.
Samuel Hitchcock of West Haven, with
his son, visited his brother-in-law
A. II. Taylor, last week.
NJ. L. Taylor of New Haven, II. +.
Cults of Orwell and NJ. B. Hanks, wife
and child of Addison have been at Ii. +.
Taylors.
The sound of the threshing machine
is heard. as harvesting is nearly all done
and some farmers have their threshng
finished up.
Mrs. Delora Moody has sold her place
to Joseph White and he has sold the
place where he now lives to Francis
Shorkey.
Mrs. Burbank of Massachusetts, Mrs.
VIM. Lane of Burlington and Mrs. Frank
VanVliet of Shelburn, sisters of O. A.
Field, have lately visited him.
Mr.. Parsons of Middlebury has
preached the past two Sabbaths in the
Baptist church. The people seemed
much pleased with him. Rev. Mr.. Og-
den, stranger to the people here, will
speak in the same church next Sabbath.
There is a little warming-up on poll
tics, as is usual with our town. The can
didates in the field, if we are rightly in
formed, are LYMAN Peet, Rollin Foote,
Charles II. Lane. Curtis James and
Dwight Matthews. Perhaps some of
these names have been withdrawn and
we are not aware of it.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
State olemS.

Hon. Hiram Harlow, who lately died
at Windsor, bequeathed S2O, 200 to that
town for library.
\ foreigner asked for naturalization
papers at the Fletcher library at Burlng-
ton the other day. -
\ collecting crank at Rutland has
300 tobacco tags, no two of which repre-
sent the same brand.
The Rutland County Agricultural So
ciety is to have its list annual fair on
September u, - and 23
The Prohibition nominee for States at
torney, nominated at Bennington, de-
clines to let his name be used.
The four white marble tablets at the
front and rear of the Rutland memorial
hall have been put into position.
Mrs. Thaddeus Brooks, a SaXton's Riv-
er negro women, tried to commit suicide
the other day by taking ammonia.
1t is said that Proctor and West Rut-
land will ask the next Legislature to let
them set up as towns by themselves.
Hyde Westover, the oldest resident of
Castleton, is dead at the age of 81
years. He fought at the battle of Platts-
burgh.
\ company is being formed with S25,-
600 capital to start ii sash and blind fac
tory at Rutland. 1t will employ fifty
hands.
W. l.. Lincoln of Chicago was robbed
sunday of $500 in cash, bonds. stocks
and notes, while staying at hotel in
Sheldon Springs.
Junior Nice-C Commander f.. IL. Trick
of Burlington will represent Vermont in
the council of administration of the Ma
tional q. a. X. encampment
The Pavilion Hotel at Montpelier,
which +. \. Dunton of st. Adams
bought last spring of Mrs. Bailey, has
been sold to Jesse Niles of Boston.
The naval pensions of the State are
paid at the Boston agency. and the army
pensions for Vermont, as well as New
Hampshire, are paid at Concord, y. IL.
Bombard, one of the prisoners who es-
capped from the Burlington jail lately,
has been captured at Rouse's Point. \.
y, and taken back by Sheriff Barton of
Burlington.
W. ii. ii. Murray of Burlington has
received orders for five Sharpe yachts
They are to be finished before next June
and the work of constructing them will
begin Immediately.
Rev. l.. W. Brown, a retired Baptist
minister of Lowell, Mass, who came to
West Rutland two weeks ago alone drop.
ped dead ut his boarding-pla Sunday
of heart disease.
One of the items in an appropriation
bill passed at the last session of Con
gress is of Sl4 for pay to the 18th regi
ment, Vermont militia, for services al
the battle of Pittsburgh in the war o.
1872. .....
The Bardillo Marble company, which
have a quarry and mills at Brandon, ar
to build extensive mills at Rutland. Tn,
building and plant will cost $4,000 ant
30 men will be employed.
Frank Libby of st. Johnsbury wa
convicted in the United States court IA
} Windsor, Saturday, of filing fraudulen
) atfidavits in trying to get pension, an,
was sentenced to two years in the Hous
of Correction.
= Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore will spend te
e days in Vermont, beginning Septembe
g IL, speaking under the auspices of tn
e Vermont W. C.. n. L. Mrs. Mary II
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
ORWELL,

Mrs. Caroline Dewey is in town, the
guest of Hon. +. NJ. Wright
Mr.. William Royce is quite out of
health, the result of overwork
y large drove of store cattle went
through town on Monday last. They
were for sale.
Charles Walker thrcShed for II. Z.
Hack 600 bushels of oats, Il bushels OF
wheat, II bushels of barley-making a
total of G9l bushels--in two days, besides
setting up the machine twice in the time
The Republicans held a caucus on Sat
urdaH evening and nominated for repre-
sentative John Hall and for justices Z. NJ
Wright Gideon Abbey, c. L. Bush, 1. Z
BRANCH, >. \. Warren, Il. +. White, Il
f. Brpwp-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
SHOREHAM,

The Rev. Mr.. Hall of Florida. formerly
of Pittfford, will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church for the first two
Sundays in September.
Among visitors in town are Mrs DIR.
souier Of Albion. \. Y. and Mrs Row
ana Pace Rrow,n,e.. who come hoc,, affair
am ahxse"nnone Of % ,,oors Mr. p.ouna
wos III for Of tho -,ata Tn paan u,ho
was - resiasn, ,lhuaioion haro 49, t,,.o mno
five v,esrs 800 -. ''''>D
THERE'S soo,, 10 De unite an exodus of
Young people from sborobom 70 attend
school. = The Misses Forbes Uathorn
o,d IIo,1 IN ,o ttt - 1ro,n,,Io croro cana
anu ''"t WI x . rglipie Nroye' para
ton and Nj Mar RinGbsp, rotmrns 70
Nossaohusstts i,oonr tb,, ,,,n,,nc, ,,,o,,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
VERGENNES S.

VERGENNES.
Mr.. c. f. Hutchinson has returned to
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Williams of Bellows Falls is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Jackman.
Mr.. Charles Tappen of Troy is visiting
friends in NergenneS and PantOn.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Stone is shipping plums.
He pays - cents and 81 per bushel
The Vergennes cornet band will fur
nish the music for the firemen's tourna-
ment.
Rev. Mr.. Robbins of North Ferris
bugh will preach in the Methodist
church next sunday.
The young ladies Of the Dorcas society
held "A candy sale in the park Saturday
evening and realized over twenty dollars
The cOrnet band played its very best.
Saturday evening, in the park. Their
park concerts are very popular and draw
large audiences.
Miss Augusta Hamilton of Cornwall is
teacher in district No. /, West Salisbury
School opened August. 8. There are
thirty-two scholars.
&. II. Sprigg shipped, Friday. 20 hogs,
Is veals and 10 sheep from Nergennes: u
sheep and hogs from New Haven and 5
veals from Middlebury.
a bill fish four feet long was speared
in kellogg's bay, saturday, by Mr.. IL. V.
| Edmond. 1t was exhibited on the street
and attracted much attention.
The national anti-saloon Republican
conference meets at Chicago, Thursday,
Sept. IL. The Republican State commit
tee have appointed Mr. f. X. Haven as Il
delegate. and l.. b. Eldredge of Middle
bury, alternate.
The Salvation army are making ar
rangements to locate in this place for
some months and the common council
propose to lease them the city hall, sub
iect to the approval of the people on
election day, Sept. I.
Letters from Mr.. VIM. Holland at Pas
adena, Cal, say that business is booming
and mechanics are in demand. Mr.. Mer-
rill of the Crawford House will open the
large new hotel, recently built at that
place, at a cost of 100000, about Nov. /
School does not open until Sept. ID
w. ii. Shaw, AN, principal; assistants
Miss Peabody, Miss f. Chapman, Miss
+. BARLEY, Miss B. NJ. Hanks. The
western school house will be closed anC
the extra room on Green street will bt
dispensed with
The Seventh day Baptists have erected
tent on the vacant corner lot on Greer
f street, south of the graded school, anC
hold meetings each afternoon and even
ing. Elder ii. PEBBLES of Burlington
and L. f. Kimbal of Brandon hav,
Charge of the meetings.
T. The prospect is that many of four peo
/, ple will attend the Middlebury fair thi
r week. The assurance of the manage
I mdnt is guarantee of an unusually
| large display of valuable cattle, shee
: and horses. We hope to see good day
land Large and successful fair.
: iod Ihe paroehial school, started by Fathe
2 Gampeau, opened Monday, with one hun
t dred apdIthirty scholars. French will b
: ltaughthyWempetent instructor. Tire
nuns are teachers in the school. I'll