The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-16

Supt. OF common schools IL. ~ s-Neeu-
BAN
Town Agent Geo. 5. Walker.
Voted 80 cents on the dollar grand
list for town tax.
For county CommisSioner-Loyal w.
Stowe had 80 votes.
BRISTOL.
Modcrator-E. A Hasseltine.
Town Clerk +. D, Barnes
Selectmen-S. Il Cain, IIeman Hill,
L. w Parmelee.
Town Agent--Ilarvey Munsill.
Listers-C. p Bush, Noble Munsill,
n. S. Johns.
Constable-lrwin Dunshee.
Overseer Alfred Ferguson.
Town Grand jurors Daniel Duriee, 5
X. Cain, Hemau llil'.
NEW HAVEN.
Moderator-U. O. Clifford
Clerk-A. Il. Roscoe.
Selectmen- \. A. Farnsworth, f, b,
Hickok, f. Knowles.
Constable f. \. Langdon.
Listcrsy-E. a. Doul, G. p. Hathorn,
ID. W. Nash
Oversecr of Poor + Hanche't
Treasurer-J. W. Langion.
Agent-E. :. Human.
Town Grand Iuror~-A Slnier', II.
Q. Clifford.
Supt c. b IInlburt.
For county Commissioner l.. w Stowe
10 votes.
state News
The Ingalls, family in Sheffield area
remarkable convocation They are SIX
brothers and four sisters, the Oldest 9S
and the youngest 81 years old The ten
weigh Just 2000 pounds, and when the
father and mother were alive, the whole
family turned the scale at somewhat over
24O0. The heaviest weighs 2G0, and the
lightcst $50 pounds and all the boys are
over six feet high.
Barnard the town whose people have
| been reported to heve such confirmed
| habit of longevity that when ihey get
! trad of life they have TO move out to die,
had 80 births and Ii deaths in 1865,
being the proportion Of ore in 80 OF the in
habitants.
Dudley 4 Dodge lost $1,000 by the
burning OF their dry house at their door
and sash factory in Pitsford on Sunday
morning, and had no insurance j. {.
Burdlck's tore at Lowell was recently
|
An nhumane landlord in Hardwick is
responsible for the death of three persons
} whom he TUNED out-of doors on Thursday
: for hon payment of rent. They were G
: woman Go years old. named Emmons
her daughter, aged IS, and little boy o.
nine or ten years, who were found IL
} Peacham next day by men cutting a
road through the heavy drifts They ha'
= called in the evening at the house OF
! fellow named Bean, but were denie'
: shelter; and were found the Oldest half {
mile from house, the young woman onl!
40 rods of, while the poor lad had sue
ceeded in reachiag Within two rods of tn
2 windows where light was burning. Tn
: last few rods lie made on biz hands an
!, knees. rs was slown by the tracks mad
J. in the snow.
y Some of the benefits of The new railroa
south are Just beginning 10 show then
y selves, a new market for lumber is opene
e by it, and very large quantities are ship
! ped 10 places on the Lebanon Spring
4 road. Messrs. : NJ West & Son,
e Arlington. have been furnishing bullde
bills for some Of the new depois on Il
new railroad, which are being built
u the Owls interested
Il Mount EoluS, in Dorset, l. ), lis
/, in hight above the ocean.
Il West River has its head in Peru al
Weston, on the Green Mountains
5e receives "A number of streams on both sid'
Ill flowing IN "A southeastern direction, al
en- enters the Connecticut at Bratteboro
w Recently, Amasa Bemis & Sons,
." Lyndonville, sent to market a yoke OF q
- en- weighing 4, $50 lbs. and yoke
" three years Odds which weighed 3, 81
~ The Ilowlanls, in the same neighborhoo
It sent pair Of oxen weighing 1880.
~, The National bank Of 81 Johnsbu
ny has purchased the Bank ofthe Metropol
w. Washington, with capital of 500 90
-, paying premium of SlO,O therefor
Ills This will he at once added TO the stock
els the st Johnsbury bank, mhnking its TOT
ION stock $450.000.
Ter
md Solomon Edison Of Wilmington, "
me committed to jail, last week for bigau
en-, in default of $500 bonds.