Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-05-25
REMOVED TO WOODSTOCK.
Frank Shaw Again in His Old Cell-Put
Under SO, 900 Bonds for Grand Jury.


Frank shaw Again in His Old Ceii-Put
Under $4,000 Bonds for Grand jury.
Frank Shaw, who has been confined IN
Addison County Jail i'm Middlebury since
his capture by Sheriff Chapman on Nav
3. was on Tuesday turned over to Sheriff
II. A. Spafiord of White River Junction,
who started for Woodstock with his
prisoner on the 40 morning train. In
spite of the fact that the transfer was
given out as to take place in the after
noon, quite a crowd was at the depot to
see the departure. The prisoner had
been confined to bed at the Jail ever since
his capture, and this was the first time
he had been up. Consequently he was
rather weak on his feet and had to be
supported by the officers in walking
about. The wound in his body is abont
healed. but his arm still gives him con
siderable pain. lie was fitted ont in
brand new suit of clothes on Monday,
and they worked a transformation in
him. Instead of the disheveled, brutal
looking, cursing desperate who was
brought to town on that memorable day
three weeks ago, he appeared as good
looking, mild-mannered, pleasant-spOken
young man, and certainly created good
impression upon those who saw him for
the first time at the depot. While
changing trains at Burlington Shaw was
asked if he did not consider it wonder
that he was not riddled with bullets in
that last fight on the Bosley farm. lie
replied that he had heard the bullets
whiZzing past him like so many bees,
and he had not expected to escape un-
hurt. A White River Junction despatch
says Shaw had "A hearing before Justice
Darrah, States Attorney Sargent prose-
cutting, on a warrant issued before Sheriff
Hoffman died. charging him with assault
with intent to kill. He was placed under
$4,000 bonds to answer at the June term
of the Windsor county court lie then
was taken on to Woodstock and is now
in his old cell in the Jail at that place.
Annual congregational Conference.
The annual meeting of the Addison
conference of Congregational "hurches
will he held at Cornwall on Thursday
and Friday of next week with the on
grpgational society of that place, which
offers hospitality to ali pastors, delegates
and other visitors who Join in making
the meeting success. Conveyance to
Cornwall from Middlebury will be pro-
vided for all arriving on the Q 10 a. IN.
trains: and for those coming by other
I
program arranged for the occasion is as
follows. the exercises beginning at 10 80
o'clock on Thursday:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SESSION.
Social Half Hour.
Devotional Meeting,
Dea r. II. Holmes, shorham.
Organization and Business.
COLLATION..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ pa,,ort nf tho Churclps
Rev :. II. Barnum, Cornwall.
New Methods Of Work in the Country Church.
(d) with children, Mrs. b. Swift, Orwell.
tO with Older People,
w Rev G y. Thomas, Bristol.
Two Church Problems:
/ (nl What l. the Best Way of Dealing with
Absent Church Members;
Rev. W. y. Bacon, Bridport.
10 what Is the Best Thing TO DO for Lo
calitics Distant from Church:
Rev. H. Bailey, Fe~risburgh.
Causes ana Remedies for the Decline in
Church Going,
Dca. f. williams, orwell;
Bro. g. \. Bump, salisbury.
General Discussion on Prece ling Topics.
EvENISG SESSION.
Praise Service, Dea. A. II. Hubbard, Whiting.
Conference sermon,
Rev. l.. c. Partridge, shorcham.
| Communion service to Follow.
FRIpAY-MoRNING SESSION.
Devotional Service,
Bro. John +. Weeks, Middlebury
| What LESSONS from the Loss of Membership
in the Congregational Churches of
Vermont Last Year?
Rev. G.. Atwood, Whiting,
Rev. j. c. Houghton, Niddlebury.
A Forward Movement in BcncVolence,
Rev. q Swift. orwell,
Rev Il. j. Barton, Salisbury.
Discuss sion on this Topic.
The Divine significance of our New Island
Possessions,
Rev. X. r. Davies, Nergennes,
Rev. \. W. Dickens, Middebury.
COLLATION..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Missionary service
"a WOmans Board of Missions,
Miss Alice j. Kyle, Boston.
U) c. ;. and p. =,
Rev. + J. Marsh, Boston
(c) a. NJ. A., Rev. q. IL. Gutterson, Boston.