The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-06
Addison County.

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slowly recovering.
MIR. Everest, Of the American
House, in Vergennes, is enlarging and i'm
proving his hotel.
Daniels Hotel is good place t,
get good dinner for all those travelling
in the vicinity of Bristol.
The new Union Block in Bristol i
completed, and makes an imposing add
tion to that thrifty looking village.
The Orwell people are rejoicing owe
the fine rain of Sunday, which was very
much needed
Rev. DR.. Truman, M. Post, of st
Louis, was in Orwell on Sunday ant
preached at the Congregational church il
the evening.
The town of Panton is placing a row
of piles on either side of Dead Greek
bridge for protection against high water
and ice.
"A four year-old child from Rutland
was badly scalded on Wednesday eve.
ning at the Campmeeting grounds in N
Haven.
MIR. Silas Sherman and wife and
child while going to Crown Point on the
28th ult., were thrown from their car.
riage and severely injured.
The Fall term of Newton Academy
Shoreham, will commence on the 18th
inst, under the supervision of Mr.. X. f.
Adams.
The centennial of the first landing
ing of the Smiths in Bridport, will be
celebrated tomorrow, "wednesday on
the spot where they built the first house,
on the farm Of Marshal Smith, ESQ, in
that town.
"A new depot Of tasty and substan-
tial architecture, considering its cheap
ness, appeared at tho campmeeting
grounds last week Four trains per day
stopped at this station during the meet
ings.
will town clerks and friends in the
county furnish us with returns of the
elections Immediately after the results are
determined, giving names of Represeta-
tive and Justices, and exact vote on state
and county officers
Prof. Crowningshild aud wife gave
a musical concert in Orwell on Tuesday
evening, which was we'll attended and
satisfactory to all concered. The instru-
mental part was finely executed on the
piano and violin. Mrs. Crowningshild
sings very easily and sweetly.
On Monday of last week 3l2 pack
ages of butter were shipped from Yer
gennes station to market, weighing 1905
lbs. Also 4110 lbs. of cheese. On the
same day there were shipped from New
Haven 7405 lbs, of butter and 1892 lbs
of cheese.
H. B. Wright, Esq, of Shoreham,
recently sold two Lambert colts to Mr.
Bates of the Cream Hill farm, one a
yearling and the other sucking colt, for
s40O. Mr.. Wright recently had the
misfortune to have the fingers of one hand
nearly torn off by the antics of risky
horse which he was leading.
Mrs. Smith of Monkton, a lady OF
about SO years, was thrown from her
carriage near the Campmeeting grounds,
last Friday afternoon, and had limb
broken above the knee. Drs. Rowley
and Wheeler were called to see her. She
was placed upon a mattress and carried
to Mr.. Langdon's and afterwards to the
residence of her son, Mr.. Alexis T. Smith
in the north part Of New Haven.
DEATH OF ANDREW MURRAY ADAMS
Andrew hurry Adams, son of Edrick
Adams, Esq, of Addison, was kicked in
the bowels by horse on Sunday of last
wnnk. at the stable of Mr.. A. Laduke
Burlington. At first he was not sensible
of serious injury as he went about with.
out much apparent pain. But it soon be-
came evident that he was fatally injured
Everything possible was done for his re.
lief, but he died on Monday evening
The funeral was attended from the resi-
dence Of his father, Wednesday morning
Rev. w. l.. Smith, of Vergennes conduct
ing the services.
VISITORS at Bread Loaf Inn for weel
ending Sept. 3: w T Porter, Middle
bury; H NJ Porter, New York Hon
Paris Fletcher and wife, Bridport G G
Chapman and wife, Miss Lizzie Chap
man, Master Fletcher Chapman, Mis-,
Hattie Chapman, Mrs G w Fletcher
Master Tommy Fletcher, Miss Gertit
Fletcher, Miss Lottie Bucklin, Middle
bury John II. Buck and wife, Miss An.
ma Buck, Master Champy Buck, Mis-,
Hattie Buck, Miss Fannie Buck, Lock
port, N Y; Mrs Henry Hale, St. Paul
MINI; Capt A A Fletcher and wife, MI
If Miner and wife, Bridport; Jenni,
Stanley, Fannie Stanley, Newark, N j
Gen James NJ Warner and wife, Albany
MIR and Mrs Fred Mech, Shelburne MI
land Mrs G S Wainwright. Mrs d Stew.
art. Philip BatteIl, J W Stewart. Mid
dlebury. -.
./DIED.-In New Haven, on Sabbath
evening, August 81, Mrs. Kate s., wifi
of Henry Clay Roscoe and daughter o.
Elisha H. and Charlotte Landon, aget
2l years, leaving an infant daughter. Ii
| this death sore bereavement has faller
upon a large circle Of near kindred, upor
the church of which she was u beloved
member, and upon the community o
which she was an ornament. The loss il
irreparable but her death was peace
She welcomed the summons with be
levers smile, and departed in the tri
umphs of the Christian hope. As friend
shall repair to her early grave it will b.
| To shed the tears of a ara tefiI and tande,