Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

Middlebury business men are receiv |
ing "green-goods" circulars every few
days, Mr.. w. b. Rose among the num-
Der. The literature is of the stock de-
scription, including bogus newspaper
clipping.
John Mayhem of Salisbury, mason
employed on the Battell block, had one
of his knees badly hurt on Tuesday by
stone which slipped and fell upon it,
His injuries were attended to by Drs.
Russell and Smith.
The delegates appointed by the local
auxiliary connected with the Congrega-
tional church found themselves unable
to attend the annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary union in
Burlington and have chosen Mrs. Crane
and Mrs. Bryant as substitutes.
The Congregational Sunday school are
preparing an exercise to be held in the
church next Sunday evening in keeping
with Childrens day, which promises to
he new and interesting. An acrostic
u.
there will also be music and recitatons.
The annual meeting of the Addison
County Baptist association was held
with the Middebury church on Wednes-
day and Thursday. 1t was unusually
well attended and the proceedings were
interesting and profitable. The pro-
gramme already printed was carried
out
Messrs. Evarts & Eastman have their
cream separator, lately erected near Mr..
+. w Pierce's residence east of the village,
III running order. The only work done
there is the separation of the cream from
the milk, the butter being made at the
) firms creamery Just south of Bristol vii
lage.
The resident alumni of the college
have appointed Col. I. NJ. Chapman
: marshal for commencement, and these
committees On dinner, Hon. l.. ID. FL
dredge; music, DIR. w. II. Sheldon hos
pitality, Profs. Eaton and Boyce and Mr.
) W. II. Button, and on finance, Mrr F. II.
) Button. N
1t is reported that telephones lines ARE
+ to be Built this summer connecting YER
genDes with Middlebury, this place with
:, Brandon and Brandon with Rutland
+ TINS giving line all the way from Bur
c lihgton to Rutland. Vergennes is al
ready in telephone connection will
Burlington.
/ The derrick is being set up this weel
c out at the Lawrence quarry in Wey
y bridge, where Mr.. Joseph Battel is tC
: procure stone for the creek bridge. Tn,
. mast for it was brought down from Rip
G ton by Mr.. VIM. Calvin. 1t is of spruce
e 81 feet long, lG inches through at the TOT
:, and as straight as could he wished.
(. \ way has been found of obtaining 70
c one-third price sufficient sawed marble t
e enable the Methodist people to build thei
- church of that material with a rock-tace
l. finish. That is the way the costly an
IT very handsome government building a
Montpelier is constructed and 1t is to b
= hoped that the new church may be :
built.
Charles Whalen was arrested on Sunda
n in an intoxicated condition and taken t
jail after a hard struggle, in which til
officers we're rather severely used. \ larg
" crowd was attracted by the scuille. o
Monday he was tried before Justice +
II. Button and fined 50 and costs. NJ
10 Upper, special prosecutor, conducte
the case for the State and Mr.. Bliss dc
Tended.
10 Officers of the State Firemen's asst
n citation were in town the other day I
m of the executive committee. relative I
the arrangements for the annual meetin
p. here the last OF July. Several matter
IL were talked over. Due announcemel
Sc will be made when the details of IL
IN gathering are all completed, as they al
II, not now.
,u Letters with these addresses have r.
nd manned at the post-ollice one month III
10 claimed: George Abbott, VIM. Carpe
or ter, Fred Fisher, Auguste Girard, Sam
ii. Jackman, F. l.. Liberty, Il. l.. Mill
$. w. Pierce, Willford Sayah, w. |
A. sherman, Eugene Wickham, Miss Add
Y Cullom, Miss Mary Carmody, Miss En
Davis, Miss Alice Russell, MiddlebuI
Medical College.
- The exercises of the graduating ella
of the high school will be held at SchOo
!, house hall on the evening of Thursda
~ next. The term will not close till Fl
day, but the Observation-Disclosures
Rutland, which is to furnish the IN
''o sic-cOuld not be had Friday evenin
''o They will begin at o'clock. The ella
"S numbers six and is composed of ty
young ladies and four young men.
WI Mr.. \. j. Marshall has resigned as e