Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06

called to consider especially the matters
of laying Il pipe from the steam-pump at
the bakery to the reservoir in front of
Mr.. Chapman's at the intersection of
South Main and South streets, and the
sewer near Mr.. Bonds residence.
Rev. y. A. Kramer is now holding
meetings in the basement of the town
hall, the village trustees having on Sat
urday forbidden the use of the park.
which was beginning to look much the
worse for wear by reason of the audiences
that had gathered to hear him.
Two at least of the last class graduated
from the college have secured positions
for the coming year. Miss Chellis goes
to Ludlow, this State, as assistant prn-
cipal of Black River academy, and Mr..
Narney started, Tuesday, for Minnesota
He will teach at Winona, that State.
The record of attendance at the Y. NJ
c. \. services for the month of July is
As follows: Sunday services, 800: the
young mems meetings. &C. The reading
room has been very well patronized thus
far. Eight daily, twenty weekly and
eleven monthly papers and magazines
are regularly received
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rowland left
town Monday and will not return. They
90 to visit Mr.. Rowlands friends at Ed
wardsvlle, y. Y, and proceed thence
West, to sail from San Francisco for ia
pan The rules of the American board.
under whose auspices they go out to that
country. do not allow them to return for
ten years.
There will be the usual services AT the
Y. VI. G. \. rooms next Sunday. Mr..
Virgil Benedict had charge of the young
mems meeting Wednesday evening. The
secretary conducted the services last
Sunday. and next Sunday will speak in
the Congregational church at Ripton.
Rev. j. W. Chapman will address the
the meeting Sunday.
was arrested on the street. Saturday
evening. by Chief of Police Thad. VI.
Chapman for intoXication. but was allow
ed to 90 home. Monday morning he ap-
peared before a Justice, pleaded guilty
to the charge of INVESTIGATION. disclosed
and was fined five dollars and costs. He
has not been on duty since, but his sue
ceSSOr Is not vet appointed. I
Owing to an error in indeXing the
grand list laws of lSS2 by which the
State and county equalizing boards were
abolished. quite number of the listers of
the county came here on Tuesday expect
ing To attend Il county equalizing con-
Nention. The statutes We're carefully
searched. and under the title of State rev
cnue the repealed sections were found.
while many others of the same class
were correctly indeXed under the title of
grand list.
Letters addressed as follows have re-
manned in the poSt-Oflice one month I'M
called-for: \. W. Archer. \. G. Bradish
+. II. Barton. Frank Barto. Thco. Bodru.
Moses Currier, Geo. Demo. \. \. Ev-
arts. John Fordett. g. W. Graham.
Daniel Ingalls,, \. W. Mitchell Moses
Marsale, Trif Nash, Henry Philips. Cor
lis Patnod. Rev. +. Spaulding. VIM. lob
in, W. J.. Townsend, W. II. Whittemore.
Joe Willard. Kent Ward.
Special trains will be run to and from
Queen City park. Burlington. on Tuesday
next, when the 'nivcr,alstS' grove
meetings will be in progress Several
eminent speakers are promised for that
day. The train north will pass this sta
ton at : :03; returning will reach here
at > %. Round-trip tickets from thi,
station will be sold at - cents for adult,
and 10 cents for children between and
! years of age. The rates from Other
stations on the line are equally reduced.
Y The Rutland Hrrold of Saturday CON
tanned this item Manager Beals return.
ed from Middlebury yesterday. where he
put Il telephone in the residence of EX.
GOV. Stewart and connected it with the
congregational church there. Mrs. Stew.
art is an invalid and had the instrument
put in SO that she could hear the ser.
mons as they were preached from the
pulpit, distance of half a mile from tn,
house. There is only transmitter al
the pulpit desk; there are no bells t.
ring and person AT the church canno
talk with any one AT the house. The ap
paratus was thoroughly tested and work
ed TO perfection. 1t is the only telephon,
arrangement of the kind in the State
THE CIRCUS.
John b. Doris circus drew larg,
crowd to town on Friday of last week
The tents were pitched on Mr.. yelling