The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-06-13
Middlcbury.

clcap and fast, and give satisfaction.
Hill, one Of the parties who obtain
ed a divorce last Saturday, was married
on Saturday evening. Prof. Wobbcl
oficatcd.
We are requested to announce that
during the summer, the Ladies Circulat-
ing Library will be open on Saturday
from until O'Clock aud 81 until y
o'clock p. IN.
-Auiline dyes, tlavoring extracts,
herbs, gums, oils, ointments, plasters,
powders, roots, barks, seeds, syrups, tine
lures, fluid extracts, &C., &C., &C., by the
quantity great or small, at Frank II.
Bascom Il Cos drug store.
Sheriff Trip started, Friday night,
with |. Bradford Parker, and Edwin Elliot
for Windsor, where he arrived Saturday
morning and LETT his wards in care of the
keeper of the State prison. Parker it is
supposed will reside there for three years
and Elliot one year.
You will find at Case 4 Riders a
complete assortment Of sponges trusses,
supporters, bath and flesh brushes, pure
drugs and chemicals, patent medicines, ice
cold Saratoga water by the glass, quart,
or gallon, carbolate lime and hellebore
and every thing usually found in a first
class drug store.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATm.-On
Friday last the 9th inst. Chas. Bruyea's
little girl years old, swallowed large
dose Of corrosive srblmate from n bottle,
aupposing it was water. DR.. Rowley was
soon called and found her vomiting blood
and wholly insensible. He administered
to her, and Saturday she was walking
about the house.
ANoruER.-About weeks since while
Mrs. Elltharp of New Haven, was car
rying a bottle of boiling water across the
house her little girl ran forward Just as
the bail of the kettle slipped out and the
whole contents cmptcdupon her face run
ming down upon her chest so that the
skin Literally fell off. DR., Rowlcy was
also called in this case, and She is now
nearly we'll, so nearly so that her face
will show but very little scar.
The Methodist Official Board at
their meeting on Monday Of last wecl,
voted that the afternoon preaching SER
vice should be dispensed with until fur
Their action Of the Board. Accordingly
on Sunday there was but one preaching
service at the Methodist church, Rev.
Mr.. Bailey, pastor, officiating His sub
icct was SUNDAY Schools" lie showed
the importance Of concentrating the pow.
err of the church in the work. The argu-
mcnt was iorciblc and convincing Sub.
cct of the discourse for next Sabbath
Bread and Bibles"
DR.. n. f. Rider, druggist, Of this
place had the misfortune to be the victim
Of a runaway last week. lie had liv.
cry team and his wife and little girl were
in the carriage with him. They were
headed toward Bristol When near Mr.
Farnsworth's the horse commenced to run
and persisted in turning out of the road
Finally the carriage was upset, the oc.
cupants thrown out, sustaining slight in.
juries. Mr. Riders thumb was broker
and all Of them were somewhat bruised
The horse detached himself from the car
riage but ran only short distance. TIL,
carriage was considerably damaged.
III DEATH OF JED. S. BusIINElL.-Jeded
ah Smith Bushnell died at his residence
in this village about half past four OIL
Sunday morning, aged 81 years. Hi
father was the Rev. Jedcdiah Bushnell
d. d. who was for more than thirty year.
pastor Of the Congregational Church il
Cornwall, Jedediah Smith Bushnell
was born in Cornwall, June II. 1904
lie entered Middlcbury College in tn,
fall of 1922 and graduated from tina
institution in 1896 Among his class
mates were Philip Battel Esq, Hon
Solomon Foote, Prof. Edwin Hall of Au
burn Theo. Sem. and Rev. Drs. Martin
VI. Post and Z. Tcnny. After gradual
ing Mr. Bushnell read law with Pete
Starr and was aiierward for some year
in company with him in the practice of hi
profession. In his his PALMER days Mr.
Bushnell was regarded as a good lawye
of more than ordinary ability. He acte,
as Register Of Probate under seyera
administrations, was Court Auditor a
the time ofhis death.
ART BY MAcnlNrRY.-We have ha,
the pleasure of inspecting DR.. Blanchard
automatic sculpturing machine and O
seeing it in operation 1t is most won
derful machine both in its conception an
realization. The machine has been Sc
up in the machine shop OF Martin
Langworthy where it was at work upo
wood model of a bust Of Daniel Web
ster, last Saturday, when we had tn
pleasure of admiring its beautiful an
intricate parts and Of seeing their opel
ations upon the rough block, and obsei
wing how the features Of the great state,
man gradually came out under the del
cate touches of this wonderful machin,
It is designed for stone work which il wi
do even better than in wood The ide
vas conceived in 1862, but no steps we,
taken toward putting it in form unit
three years ago. Since then he construc
ed a model, secured patent in 1856!
and now has a completed machine reali
ing exactly and without change from h
model, his original conception. We ca
hardly express our admiration of the gel
ius which has brought to perfection
one bound so delicate, so complicat,
and 50 promising an invention. We sha
refer to the history, scientific princip
and design of this wonderful machil
next week.
- EAST MIDDLEBuRY.- About thr
o'clock on the morning of the 9th in,
the peg and clothes pin factory built
G. i, Partridge, now the property of
r. Saddler, and the cooper shop al
shed belonging thereto were discover
to be on fire. In all the buildings Il