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


bingham of Cornwall on Wednesday,
charged with stealing from VIM llurlburt
notes to the amount of $4,000 and 5000
in cash Stewart & Eldridge appeared
for the prosecution, and Ira VI Clark for
the defense Williams was finally bound
up in the sum OF 5000, and in default OF
bail was committed to the Middlchury
jail --
l. OBmrARY.-Mrs.S allie T., wife Of d.
c. Hooker, Esq cf Milwaukee, VIE,
died at the residence of her father, Na-
thaniel Harris, NJ, d, of this place, on
Monday afternoon, At the aGe of 80
years. Mrs. Hooker leaves three small
children and large circle of friends and
a,quantances TO mourn her loss
ACcDrNr.-On Saturday afternoon,
rs Mr. George I.angworthy was coming
from Vergcnnes to Middehury. the tire
of one wheel Of the carriage ran oft and
the wheel Immediately broke down
throwing Mr. Ianqworihv oud hisdnugh-
ter who yqa with him. Violently upon
the ground I he former striking upon
his head aud uogk Wa severely bruised
but Miss / escaped injury.
SANArymNN On account OF some
new patients, DR. Crahtre will revisit
New Haven Thursday April 30. Yer
gcnncs May lN2 and be al Middlebury
Sunday K Monday, May 81 I'h. The
DR.. has become widely aud lnvolnbly
known.
- here il to be an auction Of fnrni-
tnre, bedding, household goods Sc, at
the house formerly occupied by p. p,
Francis "a Pleasant Street. next %atur,
day at 10 o'clock Il. m.
SrGAR KING.-The Montpelier papers
have been ho9-t.ng Of a sugar king who
made 5000 lbs of sugar from 2500 trees,
or two pounds to tree. Mr. Scion
Sumner Of Bristol has made 2000 lbs
from $50 trees or . pounds TO tree,
ami the quality is admitted TO he fully
equal If not superior to any in the State
SUDDEN DEA-H-Mr Sheldon Law
renee of rrilport died suddenly OF heart
disease at his residence on Sunday mornr
inc the l9ih inst. lie arose and did his
chores rs usual and died fifteen minutes
later. lie was 20 years Of age.
NorICE.-To the dairymen Of Middle
nury and vicinity, that A + ParmeIee
wall be at G c Chapman & Sons Store
every Friday, and will pay the highest
market price for prime Butter.
LNCoLN.-A fine span of horses and a
large lot of furniture will he sold at auc-
ton, ut the Lincoln House, on Saturday.
VERCESNEs -Rev. w. w. Atwater
has resigned the position of Agent of the
Vermont Temperance Society and will re-
turn to his labors in the ministry. He is
located at Brandon for the coming year.
A new hardware store is soon to occu-
DIV the quarters recently vacated by j. ).
Hickok new grocery will soon be
opened at the old stand in Adams Block,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Benedict
Shcrman's Block has just been newly
slated.-Mr Harry Adams died, on The
18th inst, in the Cpd year Of his ngc -
An apprentice is wanted nj the I'e,"'ontei
Office The firm Of IIawley & Swiney
has been dissolved and partnership form
ed by w. w Swiney and J. F. Lewis
for the manufacture Of furniture.
Frank II Bascom Of Vergennes having
been appointed Deputy G. w c T is pre-
pared to organize Lodges in tins county
all persons desiring information in regar,
to the same by addressing HIM will re
.ceive prompt returns.-At a regular com
muncation of Otter Creek Lodge No 35
IOGT, the following officers wer'
elected for the ensuing Quarter common
cling May LIST, 1868.
Frank II Bascom, w G T..
Martha Southland, w VT.
Charlotte c Abbott, w MS
Ellen G johnson, w r. II s.
George Foster, w S.
Sarah NJ Ross, w A S.
Horace Rollin, w i.
Mary J Ross, w F s.
ID G Nleigs, w Nj.
Eliza Curtis, w ID NJ.
Rollin NJ Clam. w Chaplin