The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-10

Hon, Geo. W. Grandey Of YER
gcnnes met with quite n severe fall a few
days since, which compelled him 10 keep
his house for some timc.-He is out
again, but is still suffering from the shock
he received at the time
The United States arsenal at Yer.
pennes. was sold, Friday, in accordance
with az act of Congress, to j, NJ. Dyer
of Salisbury, for $4,000. The sale was
effected at auction by W. Il. Marston Of
Troy, Lieut. Maclay of the Wcstervliet
arsenal having the same in charge. The
arsenal was built in 1916.
-We are informed that tho gristmill
formerly owned by MIR. Joseph Durant in
Salisbury has been purchased by the
Messrs. Utley of Manchester. aud that
the new firm purpose doing a large bust
ness. Salisbury il n iue point for manu-.
featuring business with an excellent wa
terIower which never fails, and is never
liable to damage by floods.
The address Of G. w. Parmalcc,
Ed. before the Sons OF Temperance in
Philadelphia, recently, which may be
found upon cur first page, is an able and
interesting discussion Of an old and hack
neycd subject. Mr.. Parmnlee was IUtm-
erly IA resident Of Bristol and well known
in Addition County. Many Of our read
els have been very much Interested in his
racy snd instructive letters, which have
been published from time to time in the
REGISTER over the signature p. W. G.
Hon. j. n. Smith. Of Addison, was
in Middlehury last FriiuJ, to get ma.
chinery for IA shinglc mill to be u'ed III
cuuue, ton with his steam saw mill upon
Snake Mountain. lie has u 20 horse
power engine and facilities as well az ina.
,erial for an extensive numbering business
for some years to come. This mill is well
up toward the top oil the mountain and
his enterprise has secured u 6ne wagon
road almost to the top, sono 1917 feet
high, from which IS seen une Of Tho iuesl
views in the state. 1t has won for the
mountain the suggestive aud truthful
name of Fair View Mountain"
SALE OF CoLTs.-In addition to The sale
OF the Ethan Allen colts sired by Ii. DE-
: loug's youug Ethan last week, VIC lcari
OF the purchase by Mr.. X. W. King,
agent for j. Il. Storm, Of three more OF
the same horses colts, Que a three yeai
old Gyldiug, Of George Payne o.
Bridport, for $500. 4 three year old
Gllv. Of Joseph Smith oil Sboreham, Ion
800, and a two years colt. OF A
Patterson OF Wes'port. N. Y. for $500
We learn that Mr. K,ug was offered
$500. for this colt, but INFUSED It. He il
pronounced by good judges, us "a colt u
very great promise, equal to the best.
, A VHRMoNTER IN THE WEST Mr.
=, Parmalec yesterday purchased the entire
interest Of Mr.. Charles Dinoo in the
, Wilder House, including the saloon attach
ed thereto. Mr.. Parmalee will how hav,
the entire supervision Of the establish
I meut, and still further changes aud I'M
~provements are contemplated, aud viii
t probably soon he c~ousummuted whicl
will greatly enharco this well known
= house in tho estimation of its patrons
Mr.. Parmalee is one of tho most geuIa
and popular landlords in the west ant
r the Wilder. under the new order 0
t things will rapidly attain even highei
favor with the public than it has hereto
fore enjoyed.-Fort Scott kansas
Monitor.