The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-04
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

80. On his return from the National
/ Horse show, at Burlington, Ethan
Allen" stopped two days in this place. -
His many friends here had the pleasure
of seeing him move on the track He is
n.frm condition and goes from this place
TO Boston.
The Third Regiment encampel on the
Fair Ground in this village on Monday.
1t will be revic we'd by Gen Bars:ow to-
day.
....Of the many ways in which the
good people of Shorcham have ant;cipat-
ed and met the wants of their pastor,
none more timely than the late generous
gilt of SoS, wherc~ith he coull go to and
return from the meeting of the "Ameri-
can Board" regardless of the unreduced
fare Of Railroads. May the pastor be as
thoughtful of the Spiritual interests Of his
people, is his devout wish.
80. The CaledCnian has an advertise
ment announcing the presentation OF a Pc
tition to the Legislature for removing the
State House from Montpelier to Island
Pond
Judge Adds has sold his residence
in st. Albans 10 Mr.. Joseph w. Taylor,
and sails from Boston, for Nice, in the
CunaiI steamer Cuba, on the llth OF
October.
1.-THE Mrs. Aubrey and daughter,
who were drowned by the sinking of the
propeller Buckeye in the St. Lawrence,
on Sunday morning last, were from Bur-
lington, Vt, and were on their way to
Milwaukee. The daughter was young
lady about II or Is years of age
1.-The A,yus tells the following:
4 young lady went into store in
Montpelier, the other day, and gave Or
dcrs for some articles to be sent to her.
'Recollect,' said she to the accommodating
clerk, 'rats, mice, waterfall, net, GRIM
pers," &c, &c. An unsophisticated ell
derby lady, from a rural district, who
witnessed the transaction, lifted her spec
tacles, and gazed after the departing
Miss; then turning to the proprietor, in
a tone of the sincerest pity, "Poor thing -
said she, ''shes crazy amt she?" The
smile at this was audible.
....Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pease Of
Bridport celebrated the fiftieth anniver.
sary OF their wedding day on the 18th
inst They are each about seventy-twc
years of age, still vigorous in body and
mind, and there was at the celebration q
pleasant gathering Of children, grandchil-
dren and friends to the number OF about
forty.
lew. w. Moore of Crown Point
y. Y, lately purchased Of b. b. Tot.
tingham, OF Shoreham, VI, ten year,ing
ewes, which were from the old Iotting.
ham buck, for The sum Of twenty one hun
dred dollars Mr. Totinsham hats also
sold to Mr. j. u. Grlggs OF Rua4nd q
buck !ams Tor five hinircl dollars.
80. During the past few weeks join
Lawrence Of Bennington, has lost .5olt
dozen choice sheep out of his flock
which is Upon his pasture land in Wood
ford. The ''varmint" which commits
these aepre iatiuns is none other ;han IA
enormous lynx.
-. The revenue officers seized some
5000 worth of liquor at North Sheldon,
Monday night, under the floor of an old
barn.
80. About seventy barrels of intoxi
eating liquors, principally whiskey, wer,
seized at Montpelier on the 9th inst,
under the prohlbitory law. The amour
was taken from nine different places, in
GLIDING four hotels, three stores, and two
saloons. The greater share OF this wa
probably designed not for the citizens o
Montpelier, or the me mbers of the legis
lature, but for the wholesale trade, a
that is business center supplying good
for several towns in that section of the
State. The largest lot in this seizur,
consisted Of about twenty three barrels,
taken at one of the stores. FROM one o.
the hotels but one jug was taken, ant
from another seven barrels. The move
ment was made in compliance with tn,
advice of a good portion Of the leadin:
business men of the place.
go. Mr.. James Hall of Windsor
while conversing with some of his neigh
bors, on Tuesday last, suddenly fell and
died. He was 67 years of age.
80. Dr. Hazeltne Of Cavendish, ha(
II. al 3D.