Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-10-06


here. He graduated from Middlebury
college 10 1859.
George and Charles Morgan, two
young boys who recently have been run.
ming wild, were before Justice Moore
Monday on the charge Of breach of the
peace. They we're committed to the in
dustral school at Vergennes until of age.
Justice Moore conducted them to the
school on Tuesday.
About one o'clock Monday afternoon
fire around chimney of the Higley
residence on South street caused an
alarm to be given. The chimney was
burning out and the Woodwork through
which it passed caught. The use of
lawn hose was sufficient to extinguish
the blaze. The hose companies were OIL
hand, but we're not called upon.
"Duffy's Jubilee" will be presented here
on Tuesday next, the 10th, the same as
in all large cities, and nothing will be
cut out of the performance. There are
80 people in the organization and nearly
every one is a vaudeville head-liner, and
there is no doubt but what one of the
best attractions of the season will be
seen in "Duffy's Jubilee" The orches-
ira carried by this company is said to be
very fine one. There will be band
parade at noon.
The Italian Marble company met with
its first serious accident to machinery on
Tuesday forenoon. A flaw in the axle of
the big pulley at the top of the finishing
shop tower caused the axle to break and
let the wheel crash to the ground. 1t
will take several weeks to replace the
pulley. In the mean time, the hosting
engine heretofore used to work the der
rick in cleaning out the power-house
and flume will be pressed into service to
run the machinery of the finishers.
Almond Enos and James Kirby of
East Middlebury brought bear pelt to
town early in the week and collected
the $12 bounty thereon from the town
clerk. Evidence of the presence of
bears on the gate lot" on the noun
tain east of East Mlddlebury, have been
numerous during the summer, and a
line of traps was set by Enos and Kirby.
Last Sunday morning when they went
out to inspect the traps they found in
one Of them this animal-a black bear of
about five years of age.
Addison County Sunday School Association.
Following is the program of the sixth
annual convention of the Addison County
Sunday School association to be held in
the Congregational church, Shoreham,
VT, Oct II and 10:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
2 :00-Devotional Service,
Rev. Alfred Cornell, Monkton Ridge
2 :30-Welcome.
Rev. E. c. Partridge, Shoreham
Response. by the President
245-Address. REV. G. Braislin, Rutland
3:15-Primary Work; illustrated by land map
Mrs. L. b. Lord, Burlington
8 A5-Secretary's report; reports of viee-pres.
idents; two minute reports from Sun.
day schools; appointment of commit.
tees.
THURSDAY EVENING.
7O0-Praise service.
7:3O-Address Sunday School Leakage and
Its Remedy
Rev. G. l.. Story. Vermont Field Secretary
s OO-Address: The Work of the Anti Saloon
League. Rev. G. w. Morrow, Burlington
subscriptions for the cause will be received.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
:O0-Devotional and prai Sc service,
Rev. c. n. Thomas, Bristol
920-Dscuss on Sunday School Finances,
Led by ii. F. Beach, Basin Harbor
9A5-Open parliament,
Conducted by NJ. B. Cove, Lincoln
10 :l5-Business hour: Reports of officers and
committees, and annual election OF
officers
10 45-Normal work. REV. II. j. Barton
II ;00-Home department,
Mrs. j. L. Swift, Orwell
IL :20-Address: An Outline Method of Bible
Study.....C. W. Osgood, Bellows Falls
Adjournment.
The Rutland railroad will sell round
trip tickets from all stations in the
county to Shoreham for one and one
third fare, to all attending the cOnven-
ton.