The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

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Addison County.
The Middlcbury College Quaito,tc
Club is to give a concert at Salisbury, on
"Wednesday evening. May 7th. The plo.
gramme to consist mainly Of College
songs
The line boats have commenced run
ming through Lake Champlaiu. The first
boat for the season touched at Larraboo's
Point on Thursday evening
The post Office in Salisbury was OK
Itablisbed in 1901. The Congregational
church was organized in 1904, and the
Methodist church in 1893. =
"A monster bear was tracked several
miles recently, among the mountains oil
Bristol and Riptop, by party Of hunt
crs, but they could not catch his bruln-
ship.
LosT.--Bctwccn the village of Shore.
ham and BrAport, Il gold bracelet. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by lcay-
ing it at the store of Skiff q Spaulding,in
Bridport.
Lewis Livel. OF Salisbury, reset a
pair Of shoes on horse, a few days ago,
that had been on since last fall. They
were quite sharp, and the horse has
travelled over 1900 miles with them.
BRsroL-Kobert Young has an eve
that annually presents him with tripct
lambs. She has done this now four or
five years in succession. He raised most
Of them. 1t is said that she has had
twenty five lambs in nine years.
MIR. Noble Johns, of Bristol, has q
flock ewes, numbering ten, coarse wool
breed, that brought him nineteen lambs
this spring and are now al alive ard
smart. Nine ewes brought him each
pair of twins, and one a single lamb.
BRIErs.-R II. Mardon, who has
been practicing lawyer in Bradford, has
taken his residence in Bristol, where we
doubt not he will be successful in his pro-.
fcssion. He is understood to be q sincere
temperance man, which is not true OF all
lawyers.
WONDERFUL LoNGhvIrY.-Thcro arc
now living Eve children O. Henry Smith,
Esq, Of Addison, three sous and two
daughters, whose average ages are IS
years, months and six days, Three re.
side in Addison, one in Malone, n, Y
and one in Iowa The father died ia his
S5th ySar. \
%-Nirs. Colby &. Partch, widow Of
thyyoung brakeman killed at Proctors.
vfc, Jan. ooh, by being Knocked from
lo train by the bridge at that place, died
Monkton on the 22d of April, agcd
Be years. She leaves an infant child
khc poor mother has seen scarcely wei
/, day since her husbands death.
The Bartlett Brothers. Geo. H. ano
Frank Bartlett ofthe Plow Foundry d
Pill Box Factory, while lowering pill
box eases on their elevator, some of The
, gearing gave way and th0y went down
, some 20 feet iniuring Geo. II. Bartlett
knee severely, also iniuring Frank t'
sope extent,
Mrs Dotha CPcck) Sanford, wife O
NJ. Daniel Sanford of Cornwall, died d
tie residence OF her daughter Mrs Hol
\ lly, on Thursday, March 9th aged s.
hNNears. She retired in usual health on til,
NNonday evening previous, and was ioun(
on Tuesday morning in an unconsciou
{ condition from which she never rallied
She was a most cstimable lady, and wi!
be deeply lamentcd
c SALISBURY. -Teachers' examination
r ,fwas held Friday, April 25th. Only fv
2 teachers were present so there is to b
; another examination.
improvements are constantly hcin
= made, There is now in this place Il nil
for grinding horse-radish. 1t is run b.
r a turbine wheel, and is said to do tn
}, business in about one thousnud,h OF tn
> time usually employed by using an d!
= colander.
,. NERGENNEs. - Charles 0. Steven.
e of the firm G. II. 4 G. O Stevens pre-
prietors of the Stevens House, has bee
very i'll for some time, but we are haT
C Ply to learn that he is now gaining.
/ is hoped he may fully recover.
The late liquor raid produced col
/. siderable excitement in and about Vel
gcnncs. Some even went so far as t
% threaten the officers ofthe law with pc
e litical ostracism, hereafter, just becaus
they performed their sworn duty.
Y that the way to encourage honesty an
&C fidelity in officers?
, SrARKsBoRouGm NoTAnuIrlrs Stark
!; borough has curious peculiarly of ell
( bracing within its limits, (or names
" Day and Knight, White and Brown; an
has had Green, and Black 1t has al
- has had also its Masons, Smiths, Carpel
st tors, aud Curryer: and cognomcDicall.
" ie not literally, about rs many Hills ;
i. there are in 20 rod row Of Indian cor
ut while as if to indicate it as a seat of va
RS it has its Battles, and for streamers,
r. not streams, it has its Brooks; and h
W. at least two Laynes laid out Beside
Id like ship it has Sayos hoistcd, but h
Al. lately dismissed its Lamb, and Drak
he though it keeps its Colts But mu
lie hold on here Tor time and patience Il
,r. me to recount all that our town supple
ID. Boo PEEP
LINcoLN--A party of 80 Or 40 gent
on men and ladies visited Mr.. Dow a
family, last Thursday evening, to We
Of. come their return from Kansas. I
es host and hostess seemed to enjoy the 81
mt prise as Of course did all their CUES
ers There were gifts amounting to about S.
we The examination of teachers at I
ve. town hall the 18th ult. was very intcre
ing. A class Of fourteen presented the
the selves for examination at the time {
of pointed and with three or four cxcoptic
to passed satisfactory examination,
are The shinglc-mill Of e. Is. Lathrop