The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-30


lines Of dry goods. groceries, boots and
SHOES, ready made clothing aud goods
usually kept in u country store.
Mrs. John Bri,iell, of Weybridec
had .lock OF analysis last Thursday
aud at last accounts Was in critical cou
dition.
MIR. Isaac Alden Of Whiting send'
us the lurl,s iona yfde hens egg We hav,
Yet received has s,asou, if our memory
serves us rightly. 1t circumference is
81 by Il
The Stevens House, at Vergennes
has again charged toLds. Mr.. D", d
McBiidc who Iuirhas,d it OF the M,ssrs
Stevens, has sud it to M,ssis. Bristol &
Gains.
Mr.. j. Q. Siiekney has erected Il
habds, me dwelling in Whiting his sta.
son. He has under his reside, nee n cis-
tern that holds obc huLdicG aud seven
hcgsh,ud of wafer
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, Who has ioI
several years been pastor OF the Baptist
church i'll Whiting has publicly anuouuc-
I'd his determination 10 resign. lie Is Ia
close his laboIs the second Sabbath III
October.
NLw HAVEN MArKET.-On Tuesday
there were shipped from this market H.
O47 lbs OF butter; 5 bbls. eggs hbIs
beuus, 2 boxes of poultry. Butter 80 to
s5c. cheese II to l3c. eggs 22t. per
doz. Leans 50 rs to 81 70 per bu.
MIR. Taylor who is teaching the Sc
lect school in Salisbury village resides III
West Cornwall instead OF West Salisbury
as located by our correspondent MI.
Taylor is teacher Of large experience
aud has fue school this fall.
LAKE CnAMpLAlN Recent soundings
Lake Champlain reveal the deepest
water about midway between Essex, N
Y, and 1hompsop's Point Charlotte, W.,
aud off Split Rock Light House, the water
being 40 feet deep at that place.
The wife of Francis Douglas, Esq
of Whiting is afflicted with cancer aud
not expected to live but short time.
Recently largo quantity of water was
drawn from her lungs by, DR.. o. G.
Dyer Of Brandon.
"A Mr.. Bronson whose name appear.
ed in the police reports of Leicester with
that Of Miner Bronson, in connection with
an assault upon Mr.. Joseph Morse, in
j une last, has lately been killed upon u
Missouri railroad.
MIR. Merrill Bingham of West Corn.
wall, az, d sixty.fse years, dug one hun
bred aud fifty bushels OF potatoes in two
DAYS last week, seveDty.fve bushels pei
day, which ought TO be considered pref
~ good days work for anybody.
LosT.-Three calves strayed from the
enclosure OF c. NJ. lockwood, on the A
l.andon place in Weybridge, about tw,
weeks ago, aud the finder is requested tt
give notice Of their whereabouts. Cnc il
spotted bull. small,h ; che il "a Iarg,
iuht red bull, star iu ful, head aud III,
other is grizzly grey, line buck medium
sized heller. 2w
Mr.. Jefferson White Of New HaveI
Mills. while feeding an apple CRATER last
Saturday, got his hand caught aud draw
,pio The mill aud before it could be ex.
tricat,d, his hand was terribly maue!cd
Dr.. Currivr of Mlddlebury was imlncdi
ately seut for. A part Of the hand wa
amIuiat,d 1t is hoped that two fipger'
aud thumb may be saved.
AUCTION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROP
EKTY HI. S. Cross, E-q OF BridIor'
purposes to scll at public auction uput
The premises, October 18Th, about $50,
600 worth OF property consisting OF Il
$40 acre fam OF the FIST qupli'y and
best location, $50 tons hay, 200 blood
sheep, COWS, young cattle, horses, colls
iarG lug tools, aud lots OF other thugs
See advertisement elsewhere in this Issue
Mr. Albert IL Srsrry, Of Cornwall l.
one Of our most successful iIuit growers
aud when other orchards fail or are onl,
indiffcrcutly productive, he gets good
crop 1t is done by attention aud thor
ough knowledge of his business. Thi'
year his pears are very fine aud the quaint
ity is good. We have had au opporlun
ity 10 test their quality and know where
OF we Affirm.
Mr.. Ford Matteson is rebuilding hi
mill at Ripton Hollow, which was destroy
ed by fire some months ago, and has 60
it nearly ready for the machinery. Mr.
VIM. b Flint of Leicester, one Of the bcs
Of mechanics is doing the job. and will
his large force of wc,kmen is dispatchipI
it with great rapidly, as well us in tn
most substantial manner. The mill i
made of heavy timber, olidy pat togeth
y er and is ample in size. 1t is 40 by q
; with p feet pos,s,and the hight from tn
roof to the wheelpit is GO feet. The ma
: chincry is expected soon, and it is though
; The mill will be running with mouth
I//PERsoNAL.-Licut. Edwin p. Messel
q son Of the late j $. Messer, Esq., VIII
emigrsted from this county in 1857,
engaged in the hardware trade in ih
lively and growing town OF Michiga
: City Iud.
He was a soldier from near the b,
ginning Of the war to uu OFT its cose al
a portion Of the tine Quartcimaster {
az III. Regt.
His father will be remembered as O
active worker in the interests of the Ru
land & Burlington railroad duIirg i
I construction aud afterwards md serv,
that corporation in many ways TO the
l. entire appreciation aud .or a time VIII
is now Salisbury Station was known
"Messers" 10 honor Of his business cal
Il aciry, and fidelity to all trusts commit,
: 10 his hands. His widow aud u daug
: liter are now visiting in Vermont.
). SERIOUS RUNAWAY AT BRlsToL.-C
!. Sunday evening OF last week Us DR..
n z. Wheeler was returning from proi'
| ,lo t.et.nina Of III