Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-11-27

f. Il. Clay stock, reopened the store on
Saturday. New goods have also been
purchased.
The Junior class of the college is ar
ranging for dance at the town hall on
the evening of Dec. %. The details are
not arranged, but something unusually
fine Is promised.
Public examinations of teachers we're
held here on Tuesday and Wednesday by
County Examiner Thomas E. Boyce.
Today and tomorrow he Will have exam
nations in Bristol.
Miss Ethelynd Gould is coming to the
Baptist church this friday evening
and will be assisted by the college quar-
tet. No one can afford to miss listening
to this entertainment. 1t will be the
second in the Baptist Y. 2. 5. C. f. lecture
course.
The subject for the morning sermon at
the Baptist church next Sunday will be :
"Justtlable curiosity" The G. +.
topic is: "EIow to get good out of our
troubles; = reference, Ps. y III leader,
f. l.. Kelley; leader of Juniors, Master
Harry Youtt.
Deputy Sheriff Middlebrook brought
here from Vergennes Tuesday night and
committed to jail William McCrea of that
city. who is unable to furnish $500
bonds. He is held for the action of the
county court on charge of criminal
assault.
Mr.. Rollin Mavheu and Miss Bertha,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Adams, were married at st. Mary's
church on Tuesday, Rev. FIR. Gelot, the
pastor, performing the ceremony. All
the parties reside in Cornwall
The black cock sent here for planting
by the State Fish and Game league came
last Thursday afternoon and were put
out the next day by Rev. j. VI. Gelot, to
whom they were consigned. There were
three birds in the lot. They were OBJ
tanned by the league in Sweden.
The cold wave foretold by the signal
service came on time. From three to
four inches of snow fell here on Saturday
and six to eight inches on the mountains
in Ripton. Monday morning the Their
mometer registered } below zero. Tues
day there was thaw which took off the
most of the snow.
A man giving the name Lubn Buarssa
and his home as Marlboro, Mass, from
which place he saws he is bound for Bur-
lington, has been jailed here because he
is clearly "off' mentally, believing that
every one he sees is about to kill him.
He says he is a painter by trade. His
age is apparently about 80 years.
Edward McCabe of East Middlebury,
who had been making himself obnoxious
to some of the residents of that hamlet,
was arrested for intOXicatiOn and brought
here for trial last week Thursday. JUS
tce Mcl.e was the court and States
Attorney Fish appeared for the prOsecu-
ton. The respondent denied the charge,
but the Irial resulted in his conviction.
He appealed. but not being able to fur
nish the $50 bail required. is IN Jail to
await the disposition of his case in the
county court.
A Munger street correspondent writes /:
The school on Munger street, taught by
Miss Kate NJ. Hunt OF New Haven,
closed on Friday evening last with an
entertainment by the school. consisting
of Rotations, dialogues, t@bleauX, etc,
which did much credit to both teacher
and scholars. The scholars on the roll
of honor (having been the nearest per-
feet in everything were Albert Eastman,
Guy Place. Alberta IIallock and Ruth
Billings. Those having no absent or
tardy marks were Albert Eastman, Laura
Eastman, Anna Eastman. Guy Place,
Bertha Place. Alberta Hallock and Ruth
Billings. Miss Hunt has taught four
successive terms in this school. Her
work has been more than satisfactory in
every respect, and it is regretted very
much by both parents and scholars that
she has not been engaged for longer
time. Many good wishes go with her to
her new field of labor. After the exer-
cses by the school, some of the young
people of the neighborhoOd assisted Miss
Hunt in presenting a short farce, which
was received with much applause by the
audience