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Hon. +. f. Woodbridge is now at
his home in Vcrgenncs,
-Volgennes is going to have more
hose and a new hose house on the west
side of the river is proposed
Rev. w. p. Aiken of Rutland has
accepted the call to become the pastor of
the Vergennes Congregational church.
The old Board Of Directors Of the
Orwell Bank was reelected at the annual
meeting on the 18th day of January.
FERRIsBURGH 1T is estimated that
there are two hundred and fifty present
members of the |. o. G, II. in town,
DIR. VIM. b. Hazzafd, formerly a
student with DR.. Cram, of Ferrisburph,
has been appointed Superintendent of the
st. Louis Co. Insane Asylum, Mo-
PosTpoNEMENT.-The entertainment an.
nounccd to be given at the Town Hall il
Bridport on Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 18th. will be postponed until Wed.
nesday evening February 10Th.
There will be donation visit and
oyster supper at the vestry of the Meth.
odist church in West Cornwall, on Wed.
nesday evening, February II, for the ben.
eft of the Rev. Matthias Ludlum, pastor
There is to be a grand Musical Con.
vention at Bristol commencing February
18th, and to continue four days, conduct
ed by Mr.. Ryder of Boston, assisted by
Mr.. Toby OF Burlington and Mr.. George
Q. Day of Rutland.
The frleuds Of the Rev. Lyman Smith
in Whiting, gave an oyster supper at the
Baptist parsonage, ON Thursday evening
Feb. 9th. The weather was fine, anC
there was large attendance, and al
seemed to enjoy the gathering very much
SABBATH School CoNvENTIoN.-Th,
second meeting of the Addison Count,
Sabbath School Association will be hcl(
ut Middlebury on Tuesday February ST.
at 10 O'Clock a. N. and continue through
the afternoon and Evening. Full pro
grammes will be Issued soon.
BAMsBURY.-Rollin T. Howard ha
been appointed Superintendent Of Com
/hon Schools, Prof. John T. Hawkins hav
Wing resigned,
Five feet and four inches of snow, on
level, had fallen in Salisbury up to Feb
ruary LIST.
Quite religious interest is manifest
cd in Orwell. The week of prayer wa
duly observed, and meetings are still bel
at the Congregational church nearly ey
cry evening, with a large attendance
, There are number of hopeful CONVEX
f sions. May the good work continue.
f Officers ofMt. Independence Mason
ic Lodge, No. 10 in Orwell, arc as 70
lows
Edward Bottum,W. NJ. V. Y. Black
mer, s. w. II. G. Hubbard, j. W.. "
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In the evening he VIII conduct one OF
his incompatible praise Meetings" de-
signed to illustrate the superior excellence
of united song in worship. Both lee
lures will be free Let there be early
arrangements for grand rally to rare
entertainment.
EAST MrDDLEBURy.--The people Of this
part of the town, got up a surprise party
and made visit to Mr.. Harvey Board
man, on Wednesday evening Jan. 20th.
There were seventy persons present. The
ladies carried refreshments, and when thy
tables were prepared for supper, thy
groaned beneath the weight Of good
things; consisting of oysters and all the
pastry fxings that could name, if Sc
desired to do. But suffice it to say that
none of the seventy went away hungry.
And at late hour of the night, the party
reluctantly repaired to their homes, all
hoping the time might come, when they
should again be so Hospitality entertained
by Mr. Boardman and his family.
The donation visit for the benefit Of
Rev. j. G. Mott, come off according tc
announcement, at the hotel Of X. ID
Farr's on Thursday evening last. There
were one hundred and eighty-soven per.
sons present. Rev. Mr.. Bailey read his
poem on Contributions, which was well
received. 1t helped to swell the receipts
of the evening.
II. d. Maynard is teaching the village
singing school. There is quite large
class Of beginners, they are learning very
fast under his instruction.
The following officers OF Cold Spring
Lodge were installed for the present
quarter, by Bro. Albert Boardman, Lodge
Deputy:
Lewis Russell, W G 7; Miss Fannie
|Lovejoy, w V Il; Reuben A Damon, W
81 Mrs b o Smith, w + S; Mrs Mary
p Taper, w T; Albert Boardman, W
G; John Judd, w NJ; Miss Ida Smith
w d NJ; Miss Julia Palmer, w G ;
Charles Sumner,W s. Mrs Nancy Pierce
w II S; Mrs Gertrude Powell, w l.
H S; Austin Peck, p w CV; Mrs AL.
mon Enos, W A S; John Judd, Jr.
Chorister
The Lodge numbers scvcnty-fve work.
iIg members, and its future prospect look:
Encouraging. They are having additions
10 their numbers at nearly every meeting
AT their last meeting there were six ap.
plications for membership. The Addison
County Union is to be held with the
Lodge here on the fourth Wednesday o.
the present month, if we are rightly in
formed due notice will be given.
Hunt 4 Sumner are stocking their mil
with spruce logs from lot on the noun
tain owned by the firm. The logs are Gu
all lengths, so as bills are ordered, they
can be readily filled.
The business carried on by Peck Il Al
len this winter is very large, compared
with last season.
The birch furnished for the Salisbur,
Co., last year by this Company, is bein,
supplied by Charles +. Partridge, from tn
other side OF the lake, from the State O
New York
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s. 1873.


Editor Register; | have seen in the
last issue Of your paper a notice of a
very serious accident which lately bclel
me. Having nearly recovered from the
injury, write you to state that fact, and
also to correct any erroneous impression
which may have been given by the state
ments made.
The affair is known to have been pure
ly accidental. AS was leaving the sup.
per table of the National Hotel, on the
evening of January 23d, a gentleman
whom had never seen dropped a piss
tol from his pocket in such way that it
exploded | heard the report and was
greatly surprised at it, but had no sensa-
ton Of injury until | found it difficult to
walk. Upon examination into the cause
of my strange feelings | found n bullet
hole in the abdomen, of such shape and
location, that knew it was probably a
fatal wound.
OF the next few days, and their fairly
tremendous incidents, it is impossible to
write now. During the first night COM
plctcd such arrangements as could be
made, in view of DEATH From this re-
suit have been almost miraculousy pre-
served, and | desire 20 acknowledge pub
licly the profound gratitude to God which
mercy so unexpected must inspire.
The event is not without its lesson to
others, as well as myself. A young man
in good health, full of hope and life, the
happiest of husbands and fathers, with
everything yet to achieve. and many
things left undone, is struck down in an
instant by blow so heavy that it seems
the work of death himself. In the mids.
of professional work which | had just left,
ard with brain absorbed by its details,
l narrowly escaped being hurried to an
account which | was unprepared to give.
Can anything more forcibly illustrate the
uncertainty of human life, and the duty
thus imposed upon US all, than an acct
dent like this, filling as it does, one OF
the queercst pages in the book Of chance.
must not omit to express, also, my
deep appreciation of the kindness and
sympathy of my friends here and else.
where. Not one of the smallest eviden.
Cos OF their solicitude will ever be for.
gotten. Yours very truly,
W. G. TILDEN.
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ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE CoNvEY.
TIoN-All citizens of Addison County
who favor total abstinence from the use
of intoxicating liquors as beverage, and
who endorse our Temperance laws and de-
sire their enforcement, are requested to
meet at the Lecture Room of the Meth
odist church in Middlebury, Oh Wednes.
day, February 19.h, 1872, at l., o'clock
p. IN. to nominate candidate for the
Office Of County Commissioner to be sup
ported at the annual March election.
PER ORDER Cow.
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Probate Court District OF Addison.
Hon. s. Il. Cooke, Judge.

"a AAS.'' - 10 NOOh ~ " uuSC.
Tho following are the principal items
oEbusiness in the Probate Court for the
District of Addison, during the month OF
January
January james NJ. Lambs estate Middle.
bury. Application for extension not granted
Administrator presents his administration account
for settlement Order published Curt Feb, 3,
1873.
January MARY Jane Hills estate, Bridport.
Settlement of administration account continued.
Administrator asks for license to sell all of the
real estate to pay debts aud charges Of admins
tration. Order published. Court jan 81, 1873.
January G-Bela X, Pcrrys estate, Hancock.
Commissioners report filed.
January Norman ,. Storey's estate, Sails.
bury. Executors settlement filed.
January Joseph Burneil's estate, Orwell.
Clark Burnell appointed administrator. Roswell
bottum and Charles Sanford appointed appraisers
and commissioners.
January ll--samuel McAllsters estate, Han
cock. Commissioners report filed.
January l3-JaInes Shcpard's estate, Wey-
bridge. Executors licensed to sell personal es-
tate.
January lC-Dayil Hopkins estate, Orwell.
Anna NJ. Hopkins, eXocutrx, settles her account
with said estate
January l7-Frcdorick Miners estate, Bird
port. Inventory filed.
January lS-Chilion Cranes estate, Bridport
Inventory filed.
January lS-Albert +. lloldens estate, Mid
dlebury. Commissioner report filed.
January 20-Samuel McAllister's estate c.
Bragg of Warren, Washington Co, makes ap.
plieation for an appeal from commissioners re-
port. Bond fled.
January 2i-Lucinda Fcrson, Goshen, adiudgel
insane. Martin /. Dutton, of Goshen, appointed
guardian.
January 2l-Sanue Persons estate, Goshen
Administrator settles his administration account
Assignment of personal estate TO widow
January 2I-Lyda Johnson's estate Shore.
ham. Settlement of executor account. Deere,
OF estate in accordance with the provisions of last
Will and testament of deceased.
January 2S-Mnia j. Fletchcrs estate. Whit
ing. Thurman Prookins, executor, presents hi,
account with said estate for settlement. Orde,
published. Count Feb. -, 1873
January 2s-' haunccy g. Bakers estate
Cornwall. Executors settlement filed.
january 21-Iohn Bonodcts estate. Cornwall
Administrator makes Implication for license t,
sell real cstati Ordcr published Court Feb -
1873.
January 2l-J9.cph stcele's estate. Middlebury
Inventory filed Commissioners report fled
January 3l-Mary Jane llill's estate, Bird
port Administrator licensed to sell real estate
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, ddison County.
A Card.

would take this method to extend to
the numerous friends who assembled at
my house on Wednesday evening, my sin.
cerc thanks for the hearty expression of
good will manifested in their presence,
and the more substantial token Of regard
left as the fruits of their visit.
A. Il. STANLEY.
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A WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEATH -
On Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, while some
men were engaged at Highgate Center in
fixing pump log connected with well
80 feet deep, one Of them, a young man
20 years old, named Joseph Raymond,
being at work about six feet below the
surface. when the men above him were
Mortified to see the sides cave in, filling
the well completely, as they supposed,
with stones and earth. For the moment
they concluded young Raymond was bur-
led, never more to be seen alive, but soon
hearing faint cries from the well, they
commenced removing the mass of earth
and stones as rapidly as possible and
after three hours OF severe labor and dig
ging down some sixteen feet, Raymond
was discovered in STOPPING posture, the
stones being partially wedged in above
him in such a way as to relieve him from
the pressure of the fallen debris, while
below him the well was completely filed
He was not injured in the least, and hi:
escape from instant death seems only {
little short of miracle.
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ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Addison
County Temperance Society will be held
at the Lecture Room Of the Methodist
church in Middlebnry. on Wednesday.
February 10Th, 1873, at ! l o'clock a. IN.
There will be reports and other appropri.
ate exercises during the afternoon and
evening. j i. BARKER, Pres.
H. ID. KIrcnELL, Chm Tx. Com.
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ton railroad, double the amount of lum-
Der above stated would bc sent out OF
that town yearly and manufactures would
increase in the same ratio. $4,000 will
build the narrow guage railroad requir-
cd.
Harvey j. Rider, Of this town, has a
matched span of dapplc gray horses.
They are a large, beautiful pair $500 it
is reported has been offered FOR the then,
but Mr.. Rider thinks he can afford to
keep them himself at that price.
A musical convention is TO come of at
Bristol, which will conclude by giving
two splendid concerts on the Goth and
2lst Of this month. Many of the best
singers and pianists in the New England
States will be in attendance. A big time
is confidently expected by all lovers Of
music.
New HAVEN. There was very pleas.
ant and informal gathering Of many oil
the citizens Of this town, at Partch's Ho.
tel on Friday evening last, fer social
visit and a supper. Two Or three hours
we're passed in genial conversation with
neighbors and friends, when supper was
announced. At the first table Seth Lang.
don presided, supported by Harry Hun:
and others Of the fathers. Thirty-eighi
couple set down. An appropriate prayer
was offered by the Pastor, and another
hour was spent in the disposition of a por.
ton Of the many good things, both sub
stantial and fancilul,with which the table
was loaded Half as many or more sal
down to the second table, making a tota
of over a hundred. 1t was altogether
an enjoyable occasion on larger scale
indeed but as quiet and genial in its or.
dcring as when friends meet at neigh
boris house for an evening visit Such
meetings can but strengthen the tics o.
friendship and good feelings which &C.
mcnt community with unity of inter
est.
The religious interest continues, though
very quiet in maniiesting. Some thirty
spoke at the young peoples meeting las
Tuesday. There was a full attendanc,
the same evening of the elders.
The experiment ofone sermon is work
ing well. One hundred and eighty fiv,
were in the Sabbath school on the nintl
inst, the largest number yet.
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UNDER THE WEATHER. - Port Henry
tanglefoot proved to be too much for two
gentleman residing this side of the lake a
short time since. One Of them, who re-
sides in Addison or Panton, while return.
ing from the Por. Henry races, lost his
way and his brains, and his horse stop.
ped in an open lot. But the chimney OF
house near where the horse stopped
taking fire, the owner went out to look
after it, and discovered this disciple OF
Bachus inscnsible aud severely chilled
and both hands frozen. The other gen.
tleman, resident OF Addison. was re.
turaing from that heaven Of thirsty fools
Port Henry, with "a load Of coal. AS the
fumes Of the ardent steamed up into hi,
head he became oblivious to the sorrows
and cares of this world. lie was "spill
ed OFF, and was not missed until the team
had reached Vermont A search was nsti
tuted and he was found on the lake en-
tirely covered with snow, save one foo
which he stuck out. This was a close cal
for this gcntleman,to be sure.
The town Of Lincoln the past yeai
sent to market four millions OF slaves
two millions of machine elapboards, an,
two millions of coarse lumber. Should
there be a branch railroad constructed
from Bristol to the Rutland aud Burling
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CTATE OF yERMONT-District

GTATE OF VERMONT-District Of
~ Now Haven, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Bristol in and for
said District, on the 81 day Of February, A. D.
1873, sheldon VI. Eaton and Seneca Sumner. adj
ambassadors Of the estate of
DAVID BOINTON,
late Of New Haven, in said district, deceased pre-
sent their administration account for examination
and allowance, and make application for n decree
Of distribution and partition Of tho estate Of said
deceased. Whcrcupon, it il ordered by said court,
that said account and said application be referred
to q session thereof 70 be held at the probate Of
flee in said Bristol on the Sd day Of March, A. u.
1873, for hearing and decision thereon; and, 10
is further ordered that notice hereof be given TO
all persons interested, BY publication of tho same
three weeks successfully in tho Middlcbury Bcg-
istcr, % newspaper published at Mddlebury, pre-
vious 90 said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place and show
cause, il any they may have why said account
should not be allowed. and such decree made.
47;3w !. d. SMITH, Judge.
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III ANCOCK LAND SALE.

The nonresident proprietors of the town Of
Hancock, in the county Of Addison arc hereby
notified that the taxes assessed for the year lS7O
and from said year to this date remain either in
whole or in part unpaid on the following descrb-
ed lands, to wit.
Washington Atwooi's estate, lot No. 1872, III
division of Christopher Miner. Peter Brooks
lot No. so, ID division Of Jonathan Smith. Eano,
4, Ballard and Hiram Putnam, lot No. IS, "a
division Of josiah Wright. Christopher Clark
part OF lot No. g. ID division Of James Russell
Morgan o. Davis, lot No. III, II division Of Ma
thanicl Wright Darwin Y. Hail. lot No. Is, ID
division If Ephraim Whitcomb Jr Ebcnczcr
4. Testers estate, lot No. %, 2ddiysion Of Abra-
ham Norton. Joseph Huntington, proprietor, lot
No. Is. "A division. Don. c. stevens. fifty acre,
out of the southeast half of lot No. $780, I'll di-
vision Of Joshua johnson, and fifty acres out of
the south-wosterly half oflot No. l2j ID vision
of Daniel kinno; and so much of said lands will
be sold NJ public auction at the Town Hall, ia
said Hancock, ON the lwcnty-eighth day Of Fob
ruary next, at one o'clock, 2 IL as shall be re-
quisite to discharge aid taxes with costs, unless
previously paid
Dated at Hancock, in the county Of Addison.
this tvs ,uty-s,vonth day of january, \. d, 1873.
| iji3 AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, First Constable.
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