The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-07
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NJ uNoInOuUnS Olup fo1tlDs.
John Sweet of Lincoln, will sell at
public auction on Wednesday,, the Doth
inst, real estate and personal property.
The Charlotte Cornet Band, furnish
ed music at the pichie ON G6hgI FONT last
weekfIO IIyI
Rev. 4. II. Archibald pastor of the
Baptist Church in Bristol has returned
after M. absenseIofa few Sabbaths among
his friends in Mass and Conn.
IA few quarts over 81 Bushels of the
"Doolttle Black Cap Raspberries'' have
been picked from one half acre of land in
Bristol, and M S&eld quick at 10 eti per
Z Mr. Albert Beach ofllIincoln, aged
81 years, did all ofhis haying himself the
past season putting in ay'enough to keep
his COW and have some to spare. Mr..
Beach is hal hale, hearty and ereeek ann.
Our special, last week, counted one
hundred and f6rty-one haystacks and fif-
teen barns well filled withhay, on tract
Of two and one half square miles in the
town of Whiting
The Baptist and Observation-Disclosures
of Bristol have suspended the afternoon
services on the Sabbath, with the inten-,
ton of establishing meetings at 5 O'Clock
in the, different districts in the town. nv ihV.
Sheds with two hundred barrels of
lime in barrels and about four hundred
cords of wood were burned at Powers
lime kiln at Whiting Station,on Thursday
last. The property was partially insur-
ed e$.ASI
One Mailer Of Addison was arrested
for selling liquor on the Camp ground,
last week, but let go again because it was
thought there was some failure in the eY-
idence of his guilt. Va
The managers of the Rutland L.
Burlington Railroad who are most inter-
ested hope to put the Addison County
Railroad from Whiting to Larabee's Point
under contract by the first day of Octo-
per peff } ANS 4
Look out for your young apple. trees.
A young farmer in Salisbury has Just la
ken out seven borers from one tree and
six from another. He says September is
the worst month in the year for their dep
relations. GA WA
MIR. Chas. Mason, of New Haven,
has some superior samples of Norway
Oats, grown by him this season. One
seed grew fourteen stalks; on one head
he counted 200 oats, and the entire yield
was very large. .lI
AT a meeting Of the citizens of YER
gennes on Monday evening Of last week,
the water commissioners were unanimous
| ly authorized to borrow two Thousand dol
lars to enable them to extend the water
pipes on Green, Elbow and Water streets
"A party of from 20 to 40 couples,
from Orwell visited Snake Mountain in
Addison on Tuesday last. Our cores
pondent announcing this fact adds, 'wha,
pity this mountain can not have wor.
thy name. '" ' u
Mr.. John Mclaughlin of Panton, was
precipitated from load of wood ON Tues
day last, by the breaking of stake sup.
porting the forward part of the load, di
rectly under the feet Of his horses. TIL,
horses stepped on him and the wagon pass
ed over him, breaking one arm and leg.
Prof. Judah Dana of the, Rutlane
Graded School has a relic of gtsht valu'
in the form of a copy of Virgil printed
over three hundred Years ag6. Mr.
Dana's museum Of curiosities also con
tains cat having six feet sthe fore fee
being duplicated. - ,A.
The Addison County Fair has beei
postponed, on account OF the State Fair
until September 20, 80 and Oct 1st Dr.
Loring of Massachusetts, will deliver tn
address on the second day of the Fair
The large bills will be issued in day o
two. .y
"A select school opened in Salisbpr.
village. under the direction Of Capital
f Samuel H. Kelley, yesterday, and prom
Uses to be a very large and fourishlng on'
Those living in that vicinity will do We
to avail themselves of the Opportunit
thus presented.
\ A DRuSkiES Okalr.4-fsrael Freern a
) and Kavie Mulanery, of Mpnkton, Pun
: chased quart Of alcohol Of a Burlingo
druggist to battle lame horse with, an
instead usedit to get drunk on themselye
They we're each fined SIS, and costs, Free
man being charged, with assaulting h
companion as well as being drunk.
D There will be an auction sale. b
: Mr.. w. A. Mead of the Slaughter Hdus
8 buildings and a large amount Of persons
!. property, at Watch Point, in Shoreha
: ON Tuesday, September ,2lst copmensir
e at 10 o'clock a. m. 1t is property form
: erly owned by the late John Simonds
r that place. ...... .,.... l.
-Vermonters were granted patents
! follows, forttbe week ending August 24h
d Ueavitt HINT of WeatKerfeid, for ploy
e Dinsmore Austin, of Sheldon, for fS
e warmer; Henry G. Varnum, of Hartior
n for horse rake and hay spreader combine
: Reissue. T. Bailey and Virgil V
g Blanchard, Bridport, for washing m
n chine. ''. 10 ''''' ''.''' 't g.
Mr. Geo. ID. Merriam. drove II sp,
C of horses from Salisbury and hitched the
e inIthe barn of Ei A. Griswold of Bra
} don, and went to the street to transa
u some business. One of the horses, a you
&c one, began pulling at the halter, thr'
himself repeatedly and finally was III
y BILE to get up, and there being no hi
y near, when Mr.. Merriam returned t
1t horse was dead He viii valued
ot 5000 ... ... ..aI. .4sa...stA
AZ OvER THE LAKE---The depot, postoff
at and sheds ut Brushes Mills, in MORA,
40 Y, with their contents were burned
ID the ground last Tuesday morning. Sevel
on persons lost considerable property V
ut liable papers and considerable freil
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