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

Next Sunday, which is Chldren's day,
promises to be an occasion of interest.
The "Brownlngs" gave "conundrum"
supper on Tuesday evening in Academy
park.
The next annual meeting of the Addi-
son county conference of Congregational
churches is to be held in New Haven.
There was quite good delegation from
town in attendance at the meeting of the
county conference in Cornwall last week.
Upwards of 10000 pounds of milk is
received daily at Beaver Glen cheese fac
tory, with "more to follow" The cheese
is already commanding high figures.
Vernon C. Harrington, a graduate of
Beeman academy and a former resident
here, has been commissioned to preach in
Gaysville for the summer. He is now in
Andover seminary.
S. ID. Doud, with his brother, Major
Edward Doud of Port Henry, n. V, has
been to LyndOnyille to visit brother,
Sylvester Doud, Jr., who has been locat-
ed there for many years.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
General 11eps.



Nineteen persons were poisoned at Little
Rock
The British parliament will probably
dissolve June 2S.
Gladstone addressed the London Lib
eral-Radical union.
Heavy rains again threaten food in
Arkansas and Texas
Munich opened an international exhibit
ton OF works of art.
Sacramento's Chinatown was the scene
of a 'hghbinder" var
Many miners were killed by a fire in a
bohemian silver mine
The steamship Columbia has broken the
record from Colon 70 New York
The first report OF the Mturitius hur-
ricane were not exaggerated.
Barring Bros. reduced their liability to
the Bank of England by 3 UoJ.uO.
An electric power syndicate has bought
up South Concord, " H., property.
Congressman Hoar of Massachusetts
will not be "A candidate tor re-election
b. r. Link. a farmer was nominated for
governor by the Illinois Prohibitionsts
Captain +. II. Randolph of the Prince
of Wales North StaiIordshire regiment
committed suicide
The Pocasset Warp companv's mill at
Thornton, X. l., was damaged about 5000
by fire last evening.
Patrick o Brien has been chosen by the
Parnelites as their candidate for Limerick
in the next general election.
Henry W. Cannon of New York will
he one of the United States commission
ers to the international monetary confer
ence.
President Palacio of Venezuela threat
ems dissolution of church and state if
the priests continue to aid the revolutions
lists
France will attend the proposed silver
conference, and will probably instruct her
delegates to vote for increasing the value
OF silver.
Fire Quilted Berrys asbestos factory.
chinery. The loss is heavy with partial
insurance.
The hackers of John L. Sullivan and
Jim CCrbett deposited $500 Oh each side,
the second instalment of $4,000 a side for
which they are to fight.
The Wisconsin state Prohibitionists
in convention here nominated I. C. Rich
mOnd for governor. A platform was
adopted favoring the points of the Bennett
law.
Yesterday at Durango. Tex, many
houses We're wrecked by storm and the
town was almost wiped away. Tom
Weathers, his wife and six children were
killed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

II. X. Dorr of Rutland was here last
Saturday
The new depot is rapidly approaching
completion.
The spring term of the graded school
closes June IL.
DR.. Fred Ridley is home from Boston,
and is ready to pull teeth.
A. w. Narney and wife are in town.
They will leave for Ortonyille, Mimi,
the coming fall.
Work is progressing on the Farr block
the Commercial House barn and two or
three dwelling honses.
Thirty Italians are at work reballast-
ing the Bristol railroad. Some more sid
ing is to be put in at the station.
The Republicans of Bristol met in eau
Gus Tuesday night and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State convention
y. \. Dean, w. II. Bosworth, W. l..
Champion, \. l.. Cain. j. :. Flint; to
the county convention, NJ. u. Narney. +.
5. Drake, II. a. Bogue, q. +. Grover, W.
u. Chase, o. c. Crandall, F. |. Ward, +.
III. Landon, ID. f. Meader, II. 5. Sum
ner, Wallace Frank. II. F. Hatch, \. ID.
Searles: town committee for two years,
A. a. Dean, c. f. Hanchett, NJ. w. Will
son. The delegates are solid for DR.. f.
NJ. Kent for senator
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

as gave condensed report of the meet
ing of the conference at Cornwall. The
Sunday preceding the pastor preached
an excellent memorial sermon to large
congregation.
The examinations of the academic stu
dents occur next week Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Rev. c. n. Thomas,
Prof. Eaton of Middlebury college and
+. G.. Hunt are the examining commit
tee. The graduating exercises will lie on
Thursday, followed by a concert in the
evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
State 11epS.

Montpelier is to have branch of the
Kelley institute for the cure of drunk
ards.
Castleton is excited over dog prisoners.
Over 30 dogs have met death at their
hands within week.
Brattleboro, Burlington. Windsor and
Pownal have elected Fuller delegations
to the State convention.
The grand Masonic lodge will meet in
Burlington June - and l6, the grand
commandery June II and the grand chap
ter June Il.
The closing exercises of Vermont acad-
envy, SaXton's River, will come June =
%, and those of Burr and Burton semi
nary, Manchester, June 1922.
Hon. +. b. Taft secured the Burlington
delegation to the State convention by a
vote of l15 to l6S. lie wanted one that
would back him for lieutenant governor
An attempt was made, last week, by a
couple of sharpers to bunco G. W. Still
phen, well-to-do farmer of St. Adams
Stlphen didn't have $1,000 to put up as
security" and the scheme fell through
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
County 11eps.
BRIDPORI.


Mrs. f. A. Buck of Albany is visiting
relatives in town.
f. ID. Wilcox and wife of Crown Point
were in town on Wednesday.
w. II. Bliss and c. NJ. Wilds, Esqs., of
Middlebury were in town on Saturday.
An infant son of Byron Howe was
buried in the village cemetery on Tues
day.
|. w. Kingsland is employed by Clint
on Smith on the Battell block in Middle
bury.
The Nichols chcese-factory shipped
5000 lbs. of its product to market on
Monday
Petit Juror J. Il. Rice went to Middle
bury on Tuesday to enter upon his du-
ties at court.
Some of our farmers think it advisable
to dispose of their wool at present prices,
II cents for fine and II cents for medi-
UNI.
Chidren's day will he observed the
coming Sunday at both churches with an
elaborate programme by the Sunday
school.
The butter market is a little of, with
increased receipts over the previous
week. Fifteen cents was paid Tor good
article, with fancy at premium.
Hart Myricll and next younger broth
er, sons of Z. j. Myrick, have been Sc
riously i'll for some time past, the form
err with typhoid pneumonia. Both are
better.
The lecture by Rev. Mr.. Calhoun on
Thursday evening of last week was high
ly interesting and Instructive. There
was not, owing to the weather, very
large crowd out, but we hope at some
later day to have him speak to us again
on the same subject, when all mfy have
an opportunity to hear.
Work is rapidly progressing on our
sidewalks. They are being made of
slate, supported by large timbers, and
will be covered with Il heavy layer of
gravel. The money appropriated by the
town is being used for the timber and
the team work is being done by contri-
button under the direction of j. y.
Spaulding.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
WEYBR

Mrs. l.. Rivers had an attack of grip
last week, but is better.
ii. NJ. Adams is able to walk on the
streets quite comfortably.
Miss Lucy Harrington has gone to
Saranac Lake for the season.
Mrs. Betsey Smith of Bristol is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hall, who is quite ill.
Mrs. May Huntington Fox and son
of Rutland are at w. c. Sturtevant's for
few weeks.
There will be no service at the Congre-
gatonal church until the repairs are COM
pleted.
j. Clair is at j. S. Coles. He intends
to remain few weeks. Mrs. Cole left
for Northern New York on Wednesday.
|. Liberty has removed to Brandon,
where he has job. A vacancy is made
in Fiske's shop which he would be glad
to fill.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
Sunday, June 3.

Steamer st. Pancras was damaged s15,-
600 by a fire in Brooklyn.
American whalers are charged with
poaching in Hudson bay.
Anti-free coinage men believe they can
defeat the silver bill in the senate
Captain Richard F. Dodge, ex-collector
of the port of Salem, Mass, is dead
Four hundred employees of the Anchor
steamboat line of st. Louis are on strike
Judge Henry L. Mitchell has been nom
mated for governor by Florida Democrats
Resolutions were adopted by the Near
aqua canal convention appealing to con-
gress for financial aid to complete the
work. gisss,
Austin Corbin has signed a contract for
the construction of tunnel under the
East river
Master Workman Powderly declines to
be candidate on the Peoples Party pres-
Dental ticket.
OBITUARY.
Hon. James w. Clark, for many years a
prominent Republican, and who has held
many officers of honor, died at Framing
ham, Mass, aged 30.
John l.. Whiting, a leading brush man
Gfacturer, died of apoplexy at Boston,
rged &c.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
ORWELL.

w. b. Wright has gone upon a west
ern trip.
Mrs. Branch, mother of /. T, Branch
was buried on the ID inst
John Brown. one of Orwell's old and
most respected citizens, was buried June
!.
The dwelling house belonging to Pat
Lavery was burned Sunday afternoon
last. together with nearly all the furni-
ture.
c. ID. Abel had the misfortune to
lose his horse last week. Ned was a
family pet and will he missed by his
mAstcr.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
Friday, June 3.

A train was held up and robbed in the
Cherokee strip
William Redmond does not believe in
uniting the Irish factions.
Eleven Meriden Comm men were fined
for aiding and abetting prize fight.
The Bell Telephone company is fighting
an electric railway at Hornellsville, \. V
1t is-stated that the New York Baseball
club is trying to secure Arson of the Chi
cago team.
A thief who has been robbing Harvard
students was caught and sent to the re-
formatory.
The damage by the western floods will
probably reach the enormous figure of
$50, 10000
The expedition for the relief of Peary
and his party of Arctic explorers sailed
from New York,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs. Peter Guinett, an old lady, is very
i'll, and expected to live but short time.
Judge w. ii. Bingham and Juryman
ii. +. Taylor are in attendance at the
county court.
Our town was well represented at the
Baptist association in Middlebury on
Wednesday and Thursday.
1t is fine growing time. Grass prom
ises abundantly, but some grains have
been hurt by too much rain.
A meeting will be held on Saturday
evening at b. +. IIaskell's, which all
who are interested in training and trot-
ting horses are invited to attend. They
wish to form a track association and
elect officers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
RlPTON.

Antoine Larmie has in his possess
ion veritable lusus naturr in the shape
of pig that has no mouth, but occupy
ing the place that organ should are two
eyes without lids and one twice as long
as the other. Instead of nose it has
an elephants proboscis two or three
inches long on ole side of the head and
fitted with an elephants finger. The
ears are IN one side of the neck, one
nearly normal, the other only rudimen-
tary, making altogether an odd-looking
specimen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

B. F. Haskell is making quite extern
sive repairs about his home. a large pi-
azza has been added, and the fence re-
moved, and all his buildings, including
the store, will be painted after the pre-
vailing modes.
Gilbert Dumas, formerly of this place,
but now of Middlebury, is doing work
here in his line, that of painting. lie is
doing the outside at b. +. lIaskell's and
has done inside work, papering and
painting. at II. +. Taylor's. Mr.. Dumas
has worked long at his business, and is
able to do fine piece of work, as these
Jobs testify.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
EAST MIDOlEBURY,

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Bliss of Bethel
visited at Benz. Ilewitt's last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Day have
gone to housekeeping.
Several members of the W. c. L. L.
are attending the county union meeting
at Lincoln this week.
Miss Nora ID. Peck. who has been with
her parents here for few days, has re-
turned to st. Adams.
Alonzo Pratt of the plains has been
quite sick during the past week. His
daughter. Miss Jessie, of Rutland is with
him.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Hawarden for
a few days. The report that he will visit
Ireland is untrue.
A Vienna dispatch says 1870 bodies have
been taken out of Birkenberg mine and
$50 are still missing
The Maine Second district Democratic
delegates were instructed for Cleveland:
d. j. McGillicuddy of Lewiston was nomi-
mated for congress.
The London Times announces that
Princess Marie. eldest daughter of the
Duke of Edinburgh, was yesterday married
to the Crown Prince of Roumania.
OBITUARY.
Caleb s. Malthy an old and respected
citizen and millionaire of New Haven,
AIRED s..
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
SAOREHhM.

Mrs. T. W. Moore has gone to Buffalo,
y. Y.
Miss Sarah Smead of Greenfield. Mass.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Mer-
rift.
Rev. II. :. Fisk of Rutland will preach
at the UniverslSt church sunday morn
ing, June II.
Col. V. +. Mitchell and family and Dr.
j. ii. Richardson and b. Curtis of Med
field. Mass, are boarding at the Shore
ham House.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

There Were 800 deaths from cholera at
Sernagur.
The Billings (Mont) stage was held up
and robbed.
There was "A fatal boiler explosion at An
jacksonville, Va.
English officers in Uganda are charged
with barbarities
A washout caused railroad accident
near Franklin, Pa.
The birthday of jefferson Davis cele-
brated in the south.
Ten thousand cases of influenza are re-
ported in Buenos Ayres
An ex-convct from Sing Sing swindled
Quincy Mass) granite firm.
a woman fatally shot a former lover at
st. Louis and then killed herself
The czar rewarded the officer who ex-
PEELED the Engl1shman from Pamir.
1t is now estimated that 400 lives were
lost in the mine disaster at Przibram, 30.
hemia
Chinese laborers are to be imported into
Africa to teach the natives how to culti-
waite tobacco.
There is reported evidence that the Ger
man government intends to put down the
anti-Jewish agitation.
rreu Hunt, son OF eX-Clty Marshal
Hunt of Nashua, n. H., was drowned
yesterday while in swimming
More than 450 cases are on the docket
for trial in the Essex (Mass.) superior civil
court, which begins its session next Mon
day.
Gilman c. Fisher, superintendent of
schools at Muskegon, Mich. formerly of
Maiden. has been elected superintendent
Ct public schools at Pawtucket, r. l.
little daughter of Adelbert Deland of
Housatonic, who, two mouths ago, was
bitten by IA mad dog, has developed symp-
toms of hydrophobia, ano is in hopeless
condition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
CORNWALL.

These delegates to the State cOnven-
ton were elected at the Republican eau
Gus, held on Wednesday evening: H. f.
Taylor, A. L. Lane and II. c. Jones.
Those to the county convention are II.
f. Sanford, c. NJ. James. II. T. Peck, c.
c. Frost, pr. +. O. Porter, C. F. Bene-
dict, |. l.. llamlin and Homer Cobb
They are for Howard Clark for senator
from the north end.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
lEICES TER.

w. S. Alden is repairing his home.
Miss Clara Briggs is guest at the
Junction House.
The new steel railroad bridge is being
put in position at the Junction.
O. c. Huntley is the victim of another
Rev. Mr.. Poisson breaches at the NJ.
f. church every Sunday morning at
10. 20
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10
LINCOLN.

At the Republican caucus in Lincoln,
Monday night, NJ. b. Cove, Harvey Farr,
J. ii. Beane, Chas. Butteriield and C..
Kingsley were chosen delegates to the
county convention and a resolution was
unanimously adopted expressing a wish
that the delegat ion nominate and sup
port Howard CLARK as candidate for SEN
ator. The delega ties to the State conven-
ton are j. S. Dodge. Geo. Hammer, l..
A. Bryant and Howard Clark.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-06-10

Umbrella manufacturers have formed
com bine, with a capital of 100000.
Manchester has signed Dave Coughlin
as catcher. He is a great favorite in that
city.
Captain Whitehead has been summarily
removed from the command of the L. SIS
Baltimore.
The Lowell and Manchester papers are
at each other again this year over their re-
spective ball teams.
EXkeeper Buck was sentenced to three
years at hard labor for aiding in Bunco
. Brien's escape.
The absorption Of the Mississippi Valley
railroad by the Illinois Central is practi-
cally foregone conclusion.
William S. Kimball of the Foxboro
(Mass) baseball team, broke the cartilage
in his ankle in game with the Tauntons.
Emma Davis, a colored woman, As years
old,of Hartford, swallowed some rheumatic
liniment by mistake for gin and died in a
few moments.
In the terrible disaster of fire and food
at Oil City, Titusville and Meadville,
Pa, probably more than POO lives were
lost and the property damage will proba-
bly, reach millions.
A Brattleboro (Vt.) man, for unlawfully
season from Spofford lake in Chesterfield,
n. H., was fined $40 for each fish, with
costs, making s2497.
Mayor Carroll Of Providence has re-
quested Charles f. Bucklin a member Of
the license board, to resign. He refuses 10
do so. Bucklin is a Republican, and was
appointed by Mayor Goodwin
Tuesday, June !.
Typhus fever is raging at St. Johns,
y. +.
The Russian embargo on grain has been
raised.
Saenz Pena is likely to be Argentine's
next president.
Schooner Annie E. Fowler is wreck on
Brigantine shoals.
A regular army officer has been detailed
to instruct the Maine militia.
Another dividend has been declared in
favor of the Maverick bank creditors.
5-year-old girl was killed by an cleo
trio car on Washington street, Boston.
Portland (Me.) Republican delegates
were instructed for Cleaves for governor.
A Barre (Nt) granite manufactures
proposes to form stock company with
cutters
William p Walker of Somerville Mass.
while demented, fell from fire escape
and was killed.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of the man who recently poisoned two
girls in London.
John Dillon has suggested arbitration
to prevent the conflict of the Irish fac
tions at the polls.
Two Portsmouth On. H. young men
were drowned by the capsizing of boat
and two Others were rescued.
A movement is on foot to have the date
of the WoIld's Fair dedicatory services
changed from Oct. II to Oct. 81.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-04
T. ITEMS.

With a charter membership Of twenty
four and fourteen Candidates on the
books, Bayonne Council No. 119. Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
was instituted last evening in Arcanum
Hall. DeDaty State Councillor E. D..
Strong of Valley Forge Council
No. 2, of Jersey City,. presided,
assisted by representatives from
G~reenville Council No. ia, OF Greenville;
Clinton Council No. Is. summit Council
No. 81, Garfield Council No. SO, Industry
Council No. IS, and Valley Forge Council.
of Jersey City; Ashland Council No. 28,
of Newark, and Perseverance Council No.
80, of Viueland. The officers installed
were as follows;-Past Councillor,
Charles A. Norton; Councillor. Louis NJ.
Vreeland; Vice Councillor, Virgil L. Irwin;
Recording Secretary, Robert Ellsworth;
Assistant Recording Secretary, Thomas
Davies; Financial Secretary, William
Davies; Treasurer, A. d. Woodruff; Con-
ductor, William Schelllnger; Warden.
Joseph L. Williams; Inside Sentinel.
Jasper Vreeiand; Outside Sentinel. John
H. Smith; Trustees, V. ID. Irwin, Louis
NJ. Vreelapd ana Thomas Pharo. The
credit of organizing the new council be-
longs to Joseph Dowler, Past Councillor OF
Perseverance Council No. 80 OF Vine
land.
Circle of Kings Daus hters an excellent
entertainment was given last evening in
the club house OF the Pamrapo Athletic
Club. The programme was opened with
a piano solo by Mrs. Joseph A. Rumrill.
Mrs. Charles Colder recited Jane Con-
quest' and Fishing" Miss Daisy
Hirschmaen sang "Anser'' and Mar
gauerite So Fair" Herbert Forrest sang
sang "Grandlnother's Cat" VAST
Me. Mother" a couple of comic
songs, sand ''Children's Home,' q
Sentimental solo. The Home Benefit
Guards, a squad of young ladies. gave an
exhibition urill. Mr.. and Mrs. Rumrill
sang, 'When The Wind Blows in from
the Sea-" The entertainment concluded
with "a farce. 'trhe Church Scandal. - in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Westervelt Van
Buskirk and Mr.. aud Mrs. James II.
Perine participated. Miss Dora Frebert
acted as accompantst.
Ex-Mayor John Newman is confined to
his home on Avenue Q aud West Fourth
street by sickness.
Owners Of property along the line of
West ~Thirty-siXth street have petitioned
the Board of Councilmen to open that
~thoroughfare between Avenues g and ID.
Mrs. Charles G. Hendrickson, OF Ave-
nue. ID and West Thirty-first street, died
Yesterday after a lingering Illness result
ing from Il surgical opera<iob.
According 10 tne report of City Treas
urer Snlter the amounts remaining in the
city's several financial accounts are as
appended:-General account. $113, 167 80;
water account. $l2, 1865 .36; appropriation
account. S3S, 961. II, snbdivided as fol-
lows:-Poiice. IS, re. 70; gas. 1859 63;
street repairs, $4.27461, salary, $3.50 81;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-04
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
IN missio ners OF Assess menu In and for the City
building oc ,upied by tho Board OF street and
Water Commissioners, corner OF Aercer street anu
S SareS q. i.gs, a. nine oo,clo5k III the forenoon. for
the purpose of making an appraisal and deter.nin-
ing the value OF the real estate to be taken FOR the
right of way OF the main sewer in the
WoUDLAwS SEWERAGE DISTRICT,
n, nns Ss4' the neri provisions OF onapter ios Of the Laws Laws
of Is IS. and the damage which any owner of such
real Re res ss on Of y ! 81 ~ uc mi mprovsment' The % land s to be
taken for such main sewer to be q strip so feet in
width. and the centre line may be described as fol
OF Garfield avenue, where the csntre line OF Rich
ard street intersects the southerly line of Garfield
avenue; thence ru inning southorly along the cen tire
line Of Richard street and the centre line OF Rich
ard street II produced TO the sout herly line of
wav Company; thence southerly to high water
mark in New \ DIRK Bay. at a point distant nfteen
tho division line between lands owned By the
Morris Il mmin Dredging Company and tho
IL is intended 10 take the fee simple of said
lands between GARFIELD avenue and i nus OF Cen
s srss sai IS s' am open a~edicated streets, m nd between
the southeasterly line Of lands owned by the
Lehish Valley Terminal Railway COMPANY and
a right OF way for sewerage purposes is to be
taken between tho n~ortherly line of lands owned
soutllerly line OF lands owned by the Lehigh Val
ley Terminal Railway Company as will more fully
file in the ofice OF the Clerk OF said Board.
Assessment will meet and hear all parties inter
ested in said improvement, who desire 10 lie heard
FOR such Improvement and the damages tho owners
or such lands may sustain by reason OF such I'm
pro vermont. in case the same Is made.
Dated Jersey City. n. u, Marcn 5. 1892.
TGMIlTY,
JAMES n. JAWS
Commissioners of ASSESSMENT.