The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-05
NEWS OF THE WLEk.

south Brookfeld Mass, have q boot aud
Shoe mandatory which T. worked 10y
4O-horse power engine
Count Corlngford, Of England. IT,.
constructed machine ion hyino ike an
eagle in the air
Nc Cormick Of Chicago la, obtaioed 4,
reissue of h1 improvement oil Hcaping
Machine.
That excellent journal the Agrcul-
turist has obtained circulation Of A.. 600.
1t is worthy Of its sncccss.
Probably more Fairs, County and
state, were held from the Goth 10 the
2fth ult, than during any other FIVE
days Of the season Some Of these, we
learn, completed their exhibitions and
many adjourned
The editor ol the rhrnix has had pre-.
scnted to him some nice Strawberries. which
ripened in the last days OF September.
The dwelling Of Ephraim Brown Of
Bellows Falls was entered by burglar
Friday night last lie took watch aud
clothes containing SO Being holly
pursued by Mr. Brown he threw away the
clothes and the money was recovered
All accounts from Utah represent
thai the Genties stand NO manner Of
chance of having justice done them in the
courts. They are murdered by the Saints
with perfect impunity.
Mr.. La Mountain made another bal.
loon ascension. from WATERFOWL n. Y IN
the 22ult The course taksn was towards
the wilderness of Canada, Up to this
writing nothing has been heard from him.
The Connecticut River Valley Fair
commenced on the 20ult, and continued
three days The weather was foul, but
the reports represent that the =how was
successful The Society il much emhar-
raised in the important matter Of funds
At a meeting Of the Directors the question
was raised whether the society should 90
on and declare premiums with au empty
treasury They voted unanimously to OBJ
hgate themselves to pay all expenses and
ali premiums. This IS new Society, hut
with thu exhibition Of plucl, there is GOOD
reason to believe II will succeed We he
lieye The Vermont State Society was once
in similar circumstances. when the Direc
Tors gained themselves the highest credit
by the same maGnanim0u- action a fact
which 4honld he remembered
Since wrtinq The above W. notice the
following in the phmniy
But it .Sem3 there va. another side to
the picture. On Friday morning the OK.
hibitors We're called around the stand ana
then coolly informed BY an officer Of the
Association that the programme vas en-.
tirely changed that the committee would
make no reports AMI that consequently no
premiums would be awarded nor no mon
cy pail and that after breakfast that
morning all owners Of animals lemaining
would be charged for their board. A.
may be Judged such an announcement,
following so closely upon the declaration
50 pompously made that the premiums
would be paid in full, led exhibitor to
make iraolse for home 10 the fret train.
and to resolve moi 10 he caught IN The
same trap again Without paying any
premiums the Director will have some
losses to pocket, but good luck woull have
soon cotton them out of all difficulty had
they conducted the matter Of premiums ia
an honorable manner If the SOCIETY can
stand this loss of reputation unnlured il
has more vitality than We now give 1T
credit for.
The Rutland He,1H gives an amusing
account Of Il FPM tno prize which come
oft by appointment on the Muster Ground
in Rutland last week between John Ken.
nedy and Henry Jackson. Jackson in.
troduced new tactics for the ring by max
ing buttening ram ol his bury head"
with which he hutted the belligcrence all
out of John.
The crowd then dispersed feeling the
assurance, no doubt thel some things had
been enacted Ola the Rutland Muster field
which il was moi necessary Ia pour mo.
lRssf, on. a. the Courier would saw.
No particular damng. was done Lg TIM,