The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-01-28
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

u nlVSS prev io"e'y VI N'' - "
gle sleigh, or cutter, will he sol ut puo1
lie auction near the bridge in this village
on Saturday afternoon Feb. LIST.
GRAND LIST OF ADDISON County,
The following is Il statement of the grand
list for 1867 Of Addison County, us re-
ported to the Legislature.
Amount of ratable polls, S,o3
Number of doys taxed. 800
N,,,hor or acres faxed. 226 90j
Valuation Of real estate in the
County. sc. 205. 2GG
Valuation of personal estate in
the County, SLIGO, $50
One per cent. ON valuation, SSO,0J 1, ~
Grand list Of the County for
State taxes, SoV,9oo %
DoNArIoN PARTY There will be a
donation party at the Bread Loaf Inn
Ripion. on Thursday evening January
3Oth, 1868, for the tcntiit Of Rev Ccphas
III Kent, Pastor of the Congregational
Church of that place Invitation general.
I hose DESTROYS Of contributing, who can
not be present, may forward their c,nlrl-
buttons TO the care of Joseph BAttcll
NEARLY \ FATAL ACCIDESr On Sat
urlay the 18th st, Mr.. Levi Loeb "a
German peddlar) was coming from RiptOn
to East Middcbury, when his horse he.
came frightened and unmanageaGle. lie
ran with fearful speed down the hills, up
setting the sleigh near Mr. Grants. Mr..
Lpcl's head struck against a rock tract
u,inn lis skull near the frontal su;uIe, his
face was badly bruised, and his neck and
spine severely irjured. DR. y. ID Ross
rc'formed the necessary surgical opera
ticn. lie is doing well, and hopes of his
re covery are entertained. The brothers
oi the injured man express their rratitude
in the following card:
Mcssrs Lewis and J. Loeb, take this
e.semcnts to the inhabitants of East Mid
dltburv. and also TO the f. A. NJ. who
- fu hfuIly and nobly acted the part of
the good Samariatr, toward our brother
Aaron Loeb, who was 50 seriously nlur
ed on the 18th inst, by a runaway horse
Tc YOU dear friends, we desire to say,
that words are inadequate to express tn"
Ii Oh appreciation VIC have of your kindly
sending thanks to Mr.. & Mrs Grant, who
80 gen rously opened their house TO the
bruised and wounded stranger; doing by
him as il he were of their own household
1t is our desire that lie who numbcreth
the hairs of our head and notices the fall
ing sparrow, may reward you. for we
cannot. May He ever have us one
and all in His Holy care.
LORE BEoTnEEs,
Names registered at Bread Loaf Inn
for week ending January %.
L ii Ferguson & Wife, l. II Hlwell.
Dorset l. II Lee, II ID LOOMS, Gale-
ia, H. Hiram Rogers, Ozias Sanford,
Walter billings. Delavan Billings, GeO.
Eakcr, Anthony Wheeler, Philip Cara
van, ROYAL Bently, John lionston, Emf
las Dowmer, William Whiltamore; Miss
Elz, Downer, Miss Gonna Billings. Miss
Cordclia Bcntly, Miss Alice Pratt. Miss
Adele Pratt, Miss Emma Baker, Miss
Sophia Adams, Miss Sada Wheeler, Miss
Verona Wheeler, Miss Nina Winter,
Rptun Miss Alma dustin Middlebury.
NEW HAVEN MILLs.-Sir Curtis NJ
an-on oil London, recently made Il pres
ut of $1,000 for the erection Of school
Il use al New Haven Mills-his native
place.
DoNArIoN VISIT Nearly two hun
Il, ed of ou friends of East Middleburv
aud vicinity, made Us visit on the l6;h
ir,t, and gave u over one hundred dol
lus.
We heartily thank them for the vi-ir
AMI their generous donation Ma the
nd reward them abunduntly.
A. w. EASTMAN,
MARY +. EASTMAN
WnIlIG.- 4 he church and s,ciety in
" hitting, made their pastor, the Rev
lyman Smith and family, donation
visit on the afternoon and evening o
thursday, Jan. 18th. 1t was numer
o,ly attended by old and young, from
this and adjoining towns, and was an oc
'a>ion Of real enjoyment to all present.
lac evening was spent in social inter
,ru'-c, mtersi er,ed with vocal and inslru
mental music, while the young peopl
amused themselves in manner suitable
/, their tastes and years. The table
were tountcously spread by the ladie
a. ~, ora,t,,ra pomGnrtl uIila ia