The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-28
CURRENT NEWS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

from joel farker oil Cambridge, 10 De
used in purchasing and laying out land
for college park.
Daniel NJ Huse treasurer of Mortified
had 500 and valuable papers belonging
to the town stolen from his house on Mon.
day morning.
The survey of the proposed new rail-
road route from Franklin to Alton, for
furtherance Of the Portland and Ogdens-
burg railroad, was commenced Monday
morning.
A young man named Webster Heath
was knocked down on Monday evening,
between 8 and 10 o'clock, in the most
compact part of Bristol village, by club
IN the hands of an unknown assailant,
with whom he at once grappled and was
getting the better of him. when an ac-
complete appeared and rescued him, and |
they left in their fight loaded revolver |
Officers are on the track of suspected par
ties Heath was probably struck by
mistake for one of the owners OF store
he hid just left.
RHODE ISLAND.
Thurston Caldwell of West Greenwich
encountered on his way TO church on
Sunday, Il brigade of 80 black snakes,
from three to five feet in length, who
showed fierce fight, and with whom he
joined battle and killed them all
A gang of five villains, one of whom
was woman, appeared at the hoase of
, Squire Fisk at Pleasant View, Pawtuck-
ct, early Monday merning, and by threats
and pistol shots extorted from the help
less family their money and watches. -
Mr. Fisk was crippled old man, who
mend' watches for occupation, not profit,
and one shot barely missed taking lis lite.
Miss Bctsey Hart, nearly 80 years old,
was burned to death in Newport, Sunday
night, while kindling fire She had
been n teacher of small children for So
years.
CONNECTICUT.
Chauncey jerome the great Clock ma a.
ker, exmayor of New Haven died at his
residence in that city on Monday of last
week.
a pleasant little family controversy has
been going ON for the past two years in
Bloomfield over a matter in cash value
"''' Fi'o' h'-
"lroady h"en expended in the courts about
it with no better prospect of .r,tlrmr,,
than ever. The parties are members Of
good standing in the McihudiS church.
and own property among them To The val
tie of full -. 100 600
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