The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-25
STATE NEWS.


Senator Edmunds has gone to the
Adirondacks with his family.
The Adventists hold their fourth an.
uual camp. meeting on their grounds two
miles IRON Bethel, September 5-l3.
Henry Ballard, Esq, Of Burlington
is stumping Chittenden county in behalf
Of the Essex temperance ticket
DR.. Lcmucl Richmond, a prominent
physician, temperance man and republic
can of Derby died Aug. A. aged 20.
The Spiritualist State Convention,
Aug. IS, 90 and 80, will be held at d.
P. Wildcr's grove in Plymouth.
"A Bennington man named Smart,
81 years old, has laid 500 rods Of stone
wall, the past year, besides doing other
work
"A sick woman in Bennington, recent
ly. begged the doctor to keep her alive
until she could hear the rest Of Mou'ton' g
statement.
Bears are uncommonly plenty in the
Green mountains, this summer. A Wood
ford man saw three in his front yard, the
other morning.
The Washington county fair will
open at Fast Montpelier, September %
and Col. Albert Clarke of the ST. Adams
Messenger will deliver an address.
r.. p. b. Hewett, candidate Tor
States Attorney in Chittenden county, is
Just recovering from severe attack oil
what his physician says would be called
Asiatic cholera, in New York.
"A. l.. Papineau, foreman ofthe Free
Press and Times Job Room, has just
completed his 30th year of service in
tina: office, in which time he has only lost
20 DAYS, and them only to attend cleo
tons.
Sr. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Aug. is
The market was firm aud strong fol-
all the better grades. The quotations
are Common to fair, 20 to 2jcts ne
dium to good, % to 2Scts. choice, - t.
, 30cts selections, 3lcts,
} The mania for raising Tobacco, whicl
has been growing upon the Vermont farm
ers for several years, received decided
check, last year, the crops and the she'd
being 10 4 number Of cases, destroyed b,
violent hurricanes. and the year beini
: bad for tobaco.growers in general Sc
this year. little will be raised.
| BROWSING AT WALLISGFoRp Tn
D body of Jerry Marsh ,Jr, of Wallingford
c was discovered Tuesday by Robert Adai
. in the Otter creek near the depot. 1t
e supposed that Marsh went there unaccom
c panied TO bathe and getting too far OF
G into the stream and not being ablc
$ swim stranged and the body was ioun
as stated above.
i. The GioJe says an interesting la
}. case was tried at the Office OF NJ. IL. Coo
n in Castleton, last Saturday between A
If bert Lake and G. ID, Minor, wool.bu,
e er Of Middlebury. Mr.. Lake elaine
d forty five pounds Of wool more than Il
4. buyer allowed. II was tried by jury al
Of continued about twelve hours. Verdi
et for defendant. The plaintiff appealed
h the county court
D. The following United States pateu
d. for new inventions were delivered la
SIS week 10 residents Of Vermont each P
g. tent bearing date August 4, 1874
at No. l53660-Cloth mapping mach
"A Brown of Springfield,
y No. l53694-Clothes FOUNDER
+. II. Williams, of Brandon.
as No. 1885, Machine for letter.
If and carving stone Curtis Orange Lu,
re of Brandon.
he SOLDIERS REUNION. President Ora
re re and Senator Conkling, will positively
w at the Soldiers Reunion at Burlingt'
~ this week. A large number of the pro
y. incnt generals Of the late war will prof.
" bly, also be present, including such II
a. as Sheridan, Hooker, Burnside, Crawio
Heiptzleman,and others Of equal cm
ne ence. We observe that Caledonia coul
it 400 strong will attend with the st job
as bury Band. and Major Salisbury of Il
- land, issues stirring cali to the vctcri
nt his county
n The Lyndon Union in'imatrs III
III is big local scandal in liariwick.
Oh aud Mrs.. Leonard f.. Warren, T,
raj Bridgmau, and two other men, She
'er Drew and Mr.. ID ew are concerned
or. it. At the present time pne law :,
ry growing out of the little innocent intiI
a. -" cy." as the Lyndon Union calls it, h
Dol been cutcrcd upon the court docket
follows. One each for divorce, erin. c
rc slander, to secure claims, and for moi
me loaned by Mrs. Warren to her husbaI
nj. and two each for adultery and resist
an officer
at Black River Academy, Ludl
in opened the fall term with hundred
will fifty pupils. Miss Mary Pierce, who
on. ablJ filled the position of Preeeptress
81, the Academy for the last three years,