The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-30
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1t is quite sickly in Salisbury-fe.
vers are prevalent.
Potato planting has been reached by
some of the Orwell people.
1t is expected that the "old Howard
hotel" in Salisbury, will be sold the com.
ing year.
Mr.. Henry Smith has been appoint.
ed teller Of the Vergennes National
Bank. ~
"A young man residing in Monkton
was lately taken to the insane asylum,
Rum did it.
"A. E. Stanley will lecture at the
church in East Middlcbury next Sunday,
at IL o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Leonard Sturtevant will repre-
sent the Weybridge Wesleyan Methodist
church at their annual Conference to DE
held at West Stockholm, N. Y.
Rev. G. B. Hubert formerly of
New Haven is to be installed over the
Congregational church in Bennington, on
Wednesday oil this week.
"A French boy about 16 years of age,
living with Mr. Andrew Huff of Orwell,
died of cerebro-spinal meningitis last
week. The funeral was attended on
Thursday.
LEICESTER -Kinsman Slavery was ar
raigned on the 10Th inst. by Grand Juror
w. Powers before r. N. Thomas,
Esq, for selling a little more whisky
than usual. Fine $50 and costs-$14.90.
-Messrs. Tyler, Stlckney and Son OF
Shoreham, sold three mcrino rams to Mr..
Flint Of California last week, at what
will be called in these time good prices.
The two year olds brought $50 each aud
the three year old, $500.
The drawbridge of the Addison
Railroad, at Larrabee's Point, swung
around, to allow the passage of boats for
the first time this season, last Wednesday
evening. 1t is unusually late for the
OF 9 ing of the lake.
Bristol village feels aggrieved Be
cause o. the uuhallowed pio,euce Of so
many drunken l%oafcis upon their streets,
rom out of town. On Saturday week
a lively little scrimmage occurred o or a
bottle Another accession to the army
Of soreheads.
AT the public examination Of teacher
in Shoreham, April 26 1872, the follows
ing persons were licensed to teach school
in that own for the ensuing year:
Lettie Douglas Marion AIDA Smith
ALMA E. Hamilton /; Lizzie A. Caswell
Ellen G. White Laura b. In~graham ;
Martin [. Jennings.
"A gentleman Of Salisbury informs
Is that our item with regard to the re-
airs and refurnishing of their church cd
iice, is premature aud incorrect. Our
corr, spondent, if that is 80, must have
been mistaken in his understanding of the
facts of the case. We are satisfied there
was no intentional Misrepresentation,
The re-dcdication will take place a. one
o'clock, p. M, on the 7th proximo.
ADDISON RAILRoAD.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of tho Add
son Railroad company, held at the Office
Of the Rutland Railroad. Thursday, the
following persons were elected directors
for the year ensuing: John B. Page
Rutland Edwin A Birchard Brandon
Lawrence Barnes. Burlington Case
Rich, Richville A. B. Waldo, Grown
Point.
There was a small runaway on Tues,
day, in West Addison. While Mr.. CLas
Merrill was engaged in working OF
the highway with a span of horses, the
took a notion to run-probably frightenet
at somcthing-and they did run, and tn,
way that pillow sailed through the air, anc
and the number and variety of the rent
in the drivers clothes, were wonderful
for to see. Mr.. II Merrill,s team also tool
a hand in the race, making it a livel,
time generally.