The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-11-03
COUNTY NEWS.

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COUNTY NEWS.
Hon. Henry Lane Of Cornwall in.
forms us that he picked this fall 60 pears
Of tho Duchess variety that measured
one bushel, and weighed Gfty.iour pounds.
VERdENNEs MARKkT.-Butter 80 to,
40o, cheese IL to lac eggs 22c per doz.
en- potatoes 48c per bushel apples,
gratis, SO to 1915 per barrel apples,
common, 40 to 75c per bushcl.
New HAVEN MARKIT.-From this sta.
ton on Tuesday there we're shipped 1900
lbs. butter, 1898 lbs. poultry, 100 dozen
eggs and 2 bbs beans. Butter 35 to 40c,
cheese IA! to l5l eggs 23c; poultry
IA to lSc
NERoENNEs. -Four were added to the
Baptist church last Sabbath, three by let.
ter, and one By baptism The Sunday
School had concert in the evening.
House filled and seemed to be well enter.
tanned.
Ira Tuppcr, Esq OF Ferrisburgh
now eightyopc years OF age, is fair spec.
linen OF the real Vermont farmer. among
whom temperance, intelligence and full
ness OF years are so common. Recently
he Graded an acre of buckwhcat in three
hours, feat which many a modern youth,
with the figure eight ,ransposcd, would
find il difficult TO perform, in twice as
many hours
Andrew Hooper of Chcevcr, near
Port Henry NY, left his home lost Mon.
day afternoon, telling his wife that if it
did not blow he should cross the lake in
small boat to see man about some
oats, on this side. lie has not been seen
since On Wednesday men searching for
him found his hat. in his small boat, and
pocket book, empty He had 5000 with
him when he left homc.
GRANVILLE. "A. +. Hubbard of Ply.
mouth gave Us temperance lecture on
Saturday evening. also two lectures Sun
day, which seemed to be well arprcciat.
cd.
Mrs VIM G. Chailec, our milincr und
dressmakor, started TO Boston short
time since, as was supposed, to buy goods
her husband accompanying her to tho
cars, and there extended to him her hanC
in friendship az he thought at parting
and he returned home to learn that she
had removed all Of her goods, clothing
and most Of the bedding, etc, in som,
mysterious way, unknown to him, whicl
spake palmer than words, of her ntcn
tions. y woman Of her ability must hav
had some idea for leaving friends an,
home, and what that idea was,and whcth
or it will ever be realized. time alone ma
tell.
The young people are about commenc
ing dancing school, having secured Nr
Curtis Of Randolph as teacher.
HAYcocK.-Quite a serious accidon
happened GU Saturday night, the oath ull
MIR. Nathaniel Hart was carrying home
in one seated buggy attached to tw
spirited horses, three women who ma
been cutting valerian for hiw, On goiD
down Il steep hill Mr.. H. got on, to wall
trusting the horses to Que OF the woman
They became frightened and ran, upset
ting the buggy and more or less injurip
F each person in it, Mrs. Albert Fir
suffered dislocation of the right shouldc
and serious wound OF the face and ba
fracture of the bones Of the nose Nj!
Alma Jewett had her right arm ilactu
. ed near the wrist
Mr.. Solomon Durham. veteran be,
hunter, found two bears in his traps @
Braintree mountain, few days sine
One Of these animals was the one whiC
attacked Mr.. Durham two or three weel
ago when he attempted to take the life
one of her children On examining Il
old lady's mouth, her front teeth we
found to have been nearly all knockt
out by Mr.. Dunhams rife in the form
encounter These make So bears whit
Mr.. D. has killed in his lifetime
(|DEATn or CHARLES n. HAYWARD, Is
l-Charles n, Hayward, of Bridport, di,
in Castleton, at the home of Col Parke
Friday morning at 8 o'clnk, October ct
aged 81 years. lie had been attondiI
the meeting Of the American Board,
Rutland, and went to Casileton to sper
the night with his friend, where he W
taken with typhoid pneumonia, aud liv
only about week.
At the time OF his death he was De
IT con of tho church, Superintendent of t
Sabbath School, and Town Superntende
I Of Schools lie was always ready to G
= gage heartily aud promptly in any wo
j, which would promote the welfare of {
IS ciety. His absence will be deeply felt =
9, only in his native town but in the 3,
e sounding region where he was extcn.iy,
IS known and respected for his carnestnc
&c urbanty and other noble qualities.
1t is great comfort to his friends
It know that the last days of his life. thou
k iu,l of suffering. were yet cheerful Il
o radient with divine grace. 1t was a ri
!. privilege to witness his clear views
! divine truth, his calm assurance and liz
Is ly hope, 81 know that my Redeemer |
y eth" was the chosen expression ii
,r fingered on bis dying lips. His fune
n was attended on the Sabbath, in /
" church where he was accustomed TO W
10 ship.
s. Hon. ARENAS Waldo, Of Port Hen
Is the Democratic candidate for congr,
a from the 18th New York district, is