The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-08

The horse OF A. ID. Hatch OF West
Addison rau away in the streets Of Fer-
genncs last week Monday, leaving the
wagon partially wrecked near the bridge.
No one injured.
The Vergennes Graded and High
School, Prof. Benton Principal, closed
its summer term last Thursday with pub
lie examinations in all the departments.
The examinations prove the efficiency of
the faithful corps Of teachers in charge.
1t is with pleasure I acknowledge
the receipt of $4,000 at the hands OF q.
a. Castle, Esq, general agent OF tho Ho-
meopathic Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy, on policy obtained for my hus'
band by Mr.. Rockwell, in February, 1869.
That feature of the company which cna-
blcs it to pay its death losses in thirty in.
stead of sixty or ninety days after proof
of death, distinguishes it from all others,
and entities it to the gratitude and cs'
teen of all its policy holders. Its prompt.
uess in my case is worthy CT special men
ion and commentator.
Mrs SrLAs D. CARR.
Cornwall, July 4, 1873.
SALIspuaY.-M Mr.. Harrington who has
been running the Star Mills in Middle
bury village for several years, has re-
Emoyed to Salisbury, for the purpose OF
takiog charge of the grst mills in that
place lately purchased by Mr.. w. Fl
Utley. Mr.. Harrington proved himself
TO be competent workman and superin
tendent, as well as worthy citizen. Mr.
Utcy is fortunate in securing his scrvi
ces, aud the people Of Salisbury and vi
entity will do well to give this mill the
patronage it deserves Always patron
izc your ncighbors when you can be just
as well served. We learn that the mil
is now being stocked with -four, grain
salt &c.
"A picnic party of some one hundred
and fifty persons, mostly residents of the
town of Orwell, made delightful excur
sion to Lake Dunmore on Wednesday
week, They visited the Lana Cascade
and other places of interest about thu
lake and spent an hour or more in boa.'
upon the lake. They spread tables ii
Kclscy's building prepared for such par
ties. After justice had been done to thu
bountiful dinner, they listened to music
and brief speeches from Rev. NJ. Sever
arce and Messrs. S. H. Bascom, Ceylor
Murray, Lorenzo Phelps and his brother
who happened to be present. 1t was {
very pleasant occasion to every member
Of the party.
DEFERRED IrEM.-A snort time agt
two chaps broke open trunk in Ticcn
. deroga, took out about 1925 and mad
tracks for Orwell. They appeared at /
farm house, made an appeal to tho sym
pathies of the inmates on the plea tina
one Of them had fallen through a bridg
and was terribly hurt. The poor wound
E ed man groaned and screamed in pain al
. night ard made the Doctor believe he wa
} injured internally and that his death wa
only question of time, theory whlcl
z was largely published as tue official opiu
ion of the physician. Next morning tn
injured man and his companion were tax
4 en- to the cars. After the train was unde
= motion, officers from Ticondcroga mad
their appearance, when the two traveller
p jumped from the moving train and ra
! like decrs for the woods, the dying ma
distancng the other and escaping. TIL
! other was captured then and there. TIL
p dying man was finally starved out an
captured after few days. His interna
injuries were better.
:. BRIsroL The County Commissioner
!. met here June 30th and laid out roa
s leadiug from the highway near the pain
. shop OF Howden. Bosworth 4 Co. ,aroun
). on the bank of the river to some dwe.liD
houses built aud owned by :he above iru
r This company are manufacturing coffin
, luite extensively and are doing somethin
With sash, doors and blinds and to a,
y ;olnmodate the men in their employ the
q adve built two dwellings and this road
II or the benefit of these dwellings an
Il others to be erected. They desired I'll
,electmen TO lay the road but two Of the,
/. opposed and would not lay the road. o
d learning this, Howden, Bosworth d Go
called out the Commissioners, and aft,
e looking it over, they were not long ID d
h Gliding that they were entitled to roa
Is The amount of business done by Howde
u Bosworth e. Co., and the number Of mt
P they employ make it an object for Il
,r town to assist instead OF retarding tner
and should they remove their business
Al IL =. 4.
DC ture remain silent, it would affect Il
b. growth of the place and the real estate
re proh,,o Cour,-D;str;c, nj New Have