The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-24
DANIEL SANFORD,
GRIN FIELD,

ORIN FIELD,
WEyBRrpoE. - The funeral Of Mrs.
AFRO J. Stowe was attended on Sunday
from the NJ. Il. church. Rev. d. p. Hull
burd officiating, assisted by Revs. Ayres
and Cox. The church was literally
crowded while large number we're nn-
able to obtain an entrance. The remains
were taken to the monument cemetery for
burial. Mrs. Stowe leaves family OF
four children. Her health has been fall
ing for two years Her physicians for
more than year have given her no hopes
of recovery and although the maternal
ties were strong yet she bowed with sub
mission to the will of her father in heav-
en- and has left behind as a consolation
to her afflicted husband and children the
evidence of happy hereafter.
Rev. Watson M, Ayrcs and family are
at his fathers, Mr.. Francis Ayrcs, Mr..
Ayres' field of labor is in Mass, and his
visits to his native town are always wei.
coined by his many friends.
Quarterly meeting here next Sunday
DEFERRED MATTERs.-The following
divorce cases considered at the late term
of the Addison County Court. Their re
port was necessarily deferred until thi:
issue.
alice NJ. Waller VS. Charles Walker
Stewart and Eldredge Attorneys. Lii
bel for divorce. For descrtion, Granted
and permission to resume her nader
name.
Sarah B. Morgan VS. James c. Morgan
j. II. Lucia Atty. Granted for deser.
ton. Custody of child given to the moth
er.
Elisa DeVere VS. William DeTere
j. M. Slade Jr. atty. Granted for de.
sertion. Custody of child to mother
and permitted to resume her nader
name.
Rollin NJ. Carl VS. Harry J. Carl
w. w. Rider atty. Bill granted fol
adultery.
Marvette Grocer VS. Jesse C. Grorer
W. w. Rider atty. Granted for deser
ton.
Mary J. Pond vs. Isaac A. Pond
Ira w. Clark atty. Bill granted for de
ertion. Custody of child to mother, ant
to resume her maiden name.
Della Perry VS. Arba Perry. f. A
Sturtevant atty. Bill granted for dcser
ton. Custody Of child to mother.
DRUNKEN Row IN BRIsToL.-A young
man by tho name of Zances Kimball
whose parents live in Huntington wa!
temporarily working for Mr., L. Puring
ton of Lincoln, and came to Bristol last
Saturday with Mr.. Purington's team. He
had not been in town long, before he un
dertook to distinguish himself by abusing
the horse that he drove, oy running il
out of the village, applying the whip Sc
verely every jump the horse made. Il
was not long before he came back, still
applying the whip. Driving into Rid
ley's yard some though. he had driver
that horse far enough, and among them
was Mr. Purington's son. He attempted
another drive, but the lines were jerked
out of his hands, and the horse taker
from the wagon, wheroupon he decided tc
fight; stripped off his coat and went fol
young Purington who kept just out Of his
reach. Others interfered, and kept min
away from Purington. Swinging his fists
and oaths were the order of the day with
Kimball. Soon Constable Hill took hole
of him, but he did not seem anxious tC
90 with and after considerable parey
swinging of fists, swearing, stubborn brac
ing, falling back, Hill gave Mr.. Orvis
Carpenter an invitation to assist him
The young beer-jug was removed tt
smaller apartments. While on the way
he did thriving business at catching
hold ofposts, supporting piazzas. A
large crowd witnessed the performances
they being quite attractive. 1t was
shameful affair, and ought to be a goo'
lesson for young men to let that alone
that will cause them to appear so mucl
like brutes. And the one that furnishe,
him the material which caused him t.
thus disgrace, himself, ought to be brand
ed as an enemy to mankind, whose low
of few cents is more than character.
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