The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-29
state News.

- ut ANNUAL Cailip HcctIuS VI tuC -h
f. Church for the St. Adams District
will take place at Fairfax in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Hart, who
resided near Parish Village, were killed
few days since by being thrown from
their carriage.
The dwelling house of George Cox,
in Rutland, was destroyed by fire with
barns adjoining early Monday morning.
Loss $3.50 insured for $3.50.
While working in the hay acld on
Monday, James Smallcy of Sheldon drop
ped to the ground dead. At the time he
was moving, when suddenly he stopped,
placed his hand on his breast and said,
my heart" lie Immediately fell to the
ground dead before he could be reached.
Disease Of the heart was the cause, though
he was not known to be affected previous
ly.
Bcnnington's largest knitting mill
is that Of Henry i. Bradford, & Co. The
main part is sixty feet square, with a
wing on the north side l25 feet deep. and
one on the south side 100 feet deep, both
Of them fifty feet wide, and all built of
brick The total cost OF the mill, includ-
ing machinery, was $4,000. 1t is a full
four set mill, employs seventyfve hands,
keeps twenty sewing machines busy, and
its average production is seventy i've doz-
en- per day, ladies' and gents white and
colorcd wool knit goods. Bradford Il Co.
have lately been manufacturing a grade
of knit goods to compete with an import.
ed brand for a. T. Stewart & Co of New
York. 1t is quite gratifying to know
that they have succeeded and are furnish.
ing that celebrated house with these goods
at less price than the English.
BURGLARY IN RurLANp.-On Friday
night, Or between the hour Of midnight
and daylight Saturday morning, the resi-
dencc of Oliver j. Cain, at No. Pine
street, was entered by burglars and sun
of money amounting to so, belonging tC
Mr.. Lee Morton, brother-in.law o
Cain, was taken. Thieves evidently
effected an entrance through the from
= window to the seepiOg-room occupied by
e Morton by means OF tree that stands
within reach Of the window, and which
must have been climbed, and by it al
easy access to the room was gaiced. Or
: rising Saturday morning, Mr.. Morton
,, found his vest and pants, which he hat
left hanging on the bed, lying near tn
J window and his purse on the floor, which
s had been distracted from the inside YES
5 pocket, and from it the sum Of $40 hat
been taken. The thieves had also, i
r seemed taken the pants to the window
but had, fortunately for the owner let
undiscovered the large sum Of $500
= which was in the pocket, having been per
haps frightened away in some manne
! before they had time to search them 0
had overlooked the booty altogethe
/ which was contained therein.
! SOLDIERS misunderstanding {
Gen. Orders No. ?, issued by the com
i mittee Of arrangements, tho following or
b, der will be observed by the Re.uno
}, Forces during the three days campaig
at Rutland, August 9th, 9TH and Sth.
First DAY.-Companies and battalion
3. will be received on their arrival at Rui
h land by the Rutland Company and tn
;, Sherman Brass Band, Dress parade b
: brigades at sunset. Open air concert b
a brass bands in the evening,
!, SECOND DAy.-Grand review by Lii
r Excelency, Gov. Converse, aud yisitn
e Generals at 10 o'clock II. III. Addrcs
= by Gen j. Il. liawley, of Connection
and others at > O'Clock P. NJ, with yocs
s. and instrumental music. Dress parad
n at sunset. TorchigLt procession in tn
II evening.
THIRD DAY.-Forenoon- Meeting {
IS regimental and other soldier organization
q Acknowledging camp, muster on
y and return.
70 The above will he interspersed with
1t variety of exercises pertaining to life i
camp, (police duty excepted,) aud will b
IF modified as circumstances may require
p opportunity being afforded for revival