The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-29
Addison County.
auuisOh Nouh'y.
Coal brings from 1913 to ST.15 pc

Coal brings from S6.75 to s715 per
ton at Vergennes.
u. +. Crane Esq. of Bridport, cX-
poets TO secure l0000 pounds of honey
from his lees this season.
Hon. Henry Lane of Cornwall who
has been quite ILL., is so far recovered rs
to he about his business as usual.
From Nergennes station were shipped
last week 1888 pounds of butter, aud
from New Haven station 1880 pounds
Of butter and 1900 pounds Of cheese
ORwElL.-Capt. Charles Branch is re-
cruiting veterans for the reunion at Rut-
land. A large plumber will attend from
Orwell.
Mr.. Henry Wheeler, Of Orwell, has
purchased Mr.. Engels' interest in the
trade of Engels & Mercure, Brandon and
will 90 into partnership with Mr.. Mer-
cure about the LIST of September.
MIR. Henry McCarter of Vergennes,
while engaged on a Gordon press in the
Messenger d. Transcript office, St. AL
bans, recently injured the fingers Of his
right hand quite seriously He will be
unable to resume work for some time.
Susan b. Strong bequeathed to the
city of Vergennes 5000 for a public
library on condition that the citizens OF
Vergennes would raise an equal sum to
be put with it. The people of the city
are now agitating the question of how i,
shall be done.
Mr.. +. b. Kimball, the new land
! lord of the United States Hotel at Lara
bees Point, is winning popularity as c
landlord. This place is becoming more
and more resort for pleasure anC
health seekers, not only from the cities
but from the vicinity. a gentleman
lately caught eighty pounds ofpicllere
and bass, in four hours.
GosnEN.-A little son Of Harry Bree,
of Goshen, eleven years Of age, iel
through n scuttlc distance Of lG feet o.
Wednesday, July ODD, striking on tn
back Of his head and paralyzing one side
His recovery is doubtful. DR.. Hamilton
Of Brandon, was called to attend him. II
was slowing away hay at the time of tn
accident.
4 TOW days since Mr.. Scion Sumner
OF Bristol, was riding on load of hay
when his horses became frightened an
unmanageable, and he was violentl
thrown from the load and fractured hi
leg. DR.. Currier, of Middlequry, wa
called, and put the fractured bones i
place and applied the usual apparatus 70
retaining them in position. Mr.. Sum
ner, we understand, is doing well.
One day last week Mr.. Seth Lang
don of New Haven, forgot that it wa
his seventy-fourth birth day, and wit
one pair of horses moved eleven acre
Of grass 1t was on the old family farm
on Town Hill, where his father pulle
the stumps in the early agriculture
development of that town. 1t is nol
! one of the finest farms in the state
} Mr.. Langdon is well preserved oil
man, of the true type of n gentleman
largely given to hospitality" and do
, serves the competence he has game
for himself and family.
MORE SALES OF ETHAN ALLEN CoLr
Mr. Starin was SO well pleased wit
, the colts he purchased some weeks sine
that he commissioned Mr.. King to pu
chase few more, and he has secured
four year old of Col. Root, Of Westpor
n. Y, and another older, at 81 300 f
the former and $500 for the latter. The,
, were both sired by Henry DeLong's /
= than Allen, We also learn that Mr.. "
=, G. Baldwin, OF Ticouderoga, has purcha
! ed one half Of FLY Of Ethan AllC
y blood through Lambert for $4,000.
s Zepheniah Townsend, Of Shoreham.
: WEyBRIDGE Last week Monday
e William Child of Weybridge was rakir
= with horse rake, something gave VI
;. and he was thrown off with such vlolout
as to injure his wrist so that he has n
been able to use it since.
s On Thursday week Martin Barrows
Weybridge, had the misfortune to 81