The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-12-11

The WcyLridge Farmers Club con
tinucs to hold its weekly discussions At the
School House, near the monument, Tues
day evenings This evening, the subject
of discussion is Sheep" WI
WAnpsp5Ro.-A few days since L, s.
Morse OF WarIsboro killed last spring
pig which weighed $751; pounds; AMI
A c. Reed killed hog about 8 months
Of that weighed $50 pounds There is
n singing school in successful operation at
each OF the three villages in this town. -
North, Snuih, and Wtst WartlsbUro, each
under the instruction Of that good natured,
jo,al and successful teacher, Mr.. Calvin
barrett, of Broukline. As he had Il
school ut each of the above named places
last winter, we think he must be popular
teacher with the War,lsburo singers.
--Twcrty eight thousand bushels of
potatoes have been converted into starch
II, Burhank'@ starch factory in Coventry
within TIE last three months.
Mr.. Albert 4. Webster of IraslurgIl
was recently badly Injured Ivy having
log lwo feet in dinmctcr roll from sled
upon his head and shoulders.
FiRE-The extensive dry house of tie
burlington wooden company at Winoo>ki,
was destroyed by fire Sunday morning
The fire was discovered at about five a. IN.
The dry hJuse contained large quantity
Of wool, thongh fn'Iy insured, the loss is
estimated at SEQ 00).
TIE WoopsrocK RNLEoND. Tile
people Of Woo stock are moving to i'm
prove the opportunity OFF red by lie recent
act ofthc legislature, chartcring Il railroad
from White River Junction TO their town
\ VAElnSr AT WoEK.-A panther
has been at work amuny the sheep Il Icks
in Rond~boro', AMI two or three of the
a(i,ining towns, killing off IN all over leo
sheep, together with five calves.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A loco
motive on the Central railroad ran of the
track near White River Junction. lat
I hursdny. iriuring the fireman Vincent
Chamberiin 20 that lac died in II few hours.
The engineer Charles Hayden YVES srriuu--
ly, though it is hoped not fatally scalcd
and bruised.
The Editor Of the Orleans Mdpcml-
eM SadmU,I threatens II l,1h process
against ali his {, linqrnl Subscribers who
fli. to pay hy the 1t OF ,lnnuaiy.
---LoIn T.. Skinner Of llartcn, has a
rocking chair in which have been rocked
to sleep five generations of SINNERS.
Mr.. John Holt Of Damille has in Liz
possession the original draft of the Mas
ter Roll OF Captain Arrh,l.us Townc's
Company in yt twenty ninth regiment Of
Foot in e Continental Army Encampcd. l."
1t rmhrac 5 the names Of fry iyc officers
and p'iyaits who were enlisted in some
town or towns Of New Hampshire in
May, 11I1
ANNUAL MEETING oF riTr SAFE TN
rrEANCE SCCiErY-lhe annual mccing
OF the State Temperance Soricty VIII b.
held at 81. Adams, on Tuesday AMI Wei
Mes lay. tie 18Th and 10th OF December.
The exercises will be us follows
1 acsday, 10 a m.-Organization and
report Of the general agent, Rev. ". W.
Atwatcr of Ncrgcnncs
Tnc- lay. p m.--!tcport Of the Stats
icaI Secretary. Rev i. y. White Of Cow
entry, AMI address by c. NJ. willard,
Esq, of Castictun.
Tuesday Ev, ninE .-Ad,lrcss bv Prof
Henry l.. Parker OF Dartmouth College.
Wednesday. a.m.-Hcpurt OF the com
mitlee Oh finance, hy Dr. Sheldon Of Rut-