The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-30
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Addison County.

Auus1On &Ountf.
The Monktou Ridge Cheese Factory
is doing prosperous business.
The kaolin works in Monkton employ
about thirty hands
1t is wonderful what zeal post Offices
inspire in the Presidential campaign.
See Termonter.
Cornwall is great in producing on
ions. 1t is estimated that more than
80 900 bushels will be raised to send to
market
NEWTON AcADEMY.-The town central
school will commence at the Academy
building in Shoreham village Oh Monday,
September ID, under the direction OF MIR.
Edgar S. Walker of Middlebury College,
Principal.
RIproN Our correspondent ~" has
got the best garden Of weeds i'll the coun-
~ good three feet high. Beat that if you
can. Also he had two ceut lawsuit The
~. Should he have another he will have
weed Oh hi, hat. OLD ABE
! /ZJoe Germainc, of Cornwall, was
thought before Justice SIade, in Middle
Ehury, last Saturday, charged with larceny
foi vari, US little articles from Mr.. S S
Audrus. On hearing the respondent
was bound up in $50 Tor appearance al,
The next term OF the Addison County
| Court.
F/-Mr. Rolin A Foot on Friday after
'noon last, with Clipper Reaper, cut
five acres OF very heavy rye for Mr.. Ed
ward :. Dana of Cornwall, commencing
at fifteen minutes past two O'Clock and
flushing before dark. Four men bound
the rye as fast as cut, there being about
POO bundles in ALL .,
y, We are paired to announce THY
Hcath O Charles NJ Holcomb, son Of
I Hon Samuel d. Holcomb Of Starksboroi
which occurred yesterday morning, the
morning OF his nineteenth birthday. II.
was Promising young man of good hab.
its aud fuc abilities. lie was prepared foi
C g aud exp ed to have en'e,ei al
Mldulehury' the coming Commencement
ACCIDENT -Nathan Putnam, Of Bri>.
tol whie loading hay, "a lew days since
met with severe accident. The team
unexpectedly started aud he being neai
the end OF the load lost his bnaucc aud
fell off, breaking hi, leg below the knee
1t proved very bad fracture, the arg,
bone being broken twice aud the small
bone once, aud tor this cause it had 10 b,
set three times.
We are indebted to States Attorne,
Clark for the pleasure of "A visit to the
farm OF his father. MIR. Almon CLARK, il
New Haven. last week. Mr.. CLARK re-
reports Il heavy hay crop. aud prospects
OF an ABUNDANCE OF sone OF the grain
The weevls are seriously damaging hi
: winter wheat. We noticed that biz
barns were already full though he ha'
broad acres Of grass yet to cut.
The Vergennes Republicans organ.
lied Grant aud Wilson Club in that
city. last Tuesday evening, with the fol-
: Ulcers: Presideut.-Chares +. Parker
r Vice Presidents-C II. Smith, +. NJ
Strong; Secretary and Treasurer-J. S
r Hickok; Corresponding Secretary-Geo
$ H. Chapman; Executive Committee
! James Crane, II. II. Burge, j. +. Young
h. NJ. Clapp, j. G. Kinds.
THAT little romance OF the Spring
field Republican to the effect that sin tn
:. town Of Whiting, Addison County, VT
: there is scarcely Grant man to b
found" is considered in this section
very great stretch Of Imagination. fifth
y statement had been the other way Their
t would have been more truth in it, thong
e the story light not have been so interest
I ing to the readers of the Republican.
u On the 10Th inst. Hon. Charlie
; Rich died at his residence III Lareer, Mich
! aged 20 ,esrs. Judge R"b was born |
Shoreham. Vermont in 1902 aud remov
:, ed to Michigan about 1876, where he ha
VI resided since that time. He hrs fille
: many Offices Of trust, hav ng been Super
e visor for many years, and ha> e led tn
y office Of County Clerk and Register Z
= Deeds in bis county when both ofhc,
u were consolidated in ope from, from ls5
}. to 1861. ard ice OF Judge OF Proba'
d from 1895 TO 1860. He was also eec
ed County Judge for a short term, an
l. until that flee was abolished by tn
:, Constitution Of 1850. He was also
7. member Of the State Board of Agricu
S. ture for six years. The Detroit Trim
lie says "lu all these positions he CAV
e, universal satisfaction He was man I
j. untarpi,hed character and universally r.
IL spected by all who knew him, probab
u not having single enemy. The funer
lie was attended at the Presbyterian churc
in Lnpeer by very large audience, Il
\ his death the community have lost an e,
Al celeut citizen. He leaves quite val
Id able estate, and a vidow, but no childr,
e. three having died some time since.
e. HANcocK - Editor Register: WI,
Do your readers on the west side OF Il
'p mountain are busy with their rakes al
t..-l h..