The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-10-27
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COUNTY NEWS.

Mrs Horace Thomas, Of Salisbury,
died very suddenly on the morning Of the
25,h, aged T., YEAR Had been lex but
six day
NEw iiNEN.- Andrew Squire while
riding from Bristol on Sunday evening
18th inst, was thrown from his Wagon
and had his leg broken.
--Shipmcn, of butter, from Ncrgennes,
Oct. 10th l2,74S lbs Quotations :;
butter 50 to 40c. cheese Il to l4c. :
eggs pc. pc, doz.; potatoes 40c. per
bush, ; apples CRAFTS IS to 1912 per
Dbl. apples jcommon) 10 to 7jc per
bush.
BRIDroRr,-About 0 o'clock, on the
evening Of Oct. Odd, Darwin T.. Rice,
of Bridport, saw an owl in one OF his ap.
rle trees. and Shot and killed the bird,
which measured, from tip to tip Of the
wings 1 feet and ) inches, and he does
not claim to be a sharp shooter either.
SALIsBuny.-Dr. Major is giving a
course Of lectures, beginning Oct. 18th
and ending the 9th. Subject Physiol.
ogy, The Town Hall is well filled each
night.
Mrs Horace Thomas is very i'll with
lang Fever and pneumonia DR.. +. l..
Craft Of Middlebury is attending her.
The apnuel supper of the Sophomore
class OF Middlebury College was held at
Gaines Hotel Vergenneg, Tuesday even
ing. 1t was a very enjoyable affair and
supper was a fine one. Ioasts, class
songs, story telling etc., filled up the time
after supper until the night train was due
when the class returned to Middlebury
NEW HAVEN MARKET.-On Tuesday
Oct. Goth, 10000 lbs. butter 100 lbs
cheese, 1850 lbs. noultry, and 100 doz
Of eggs were shipped from this station
10 the price Of butter there was q falling
of, and somo are holding for an advance
We quote Butter, 3S to 40c; cheese
49, to l4lc; eggs; % cts per doz. Or
Monday, 10Th inst eighty sheep and on'
veal calf left here for Boston market.
N. Il. porval, a young man in til,
employ of y. j. McCuen, Sherman's
Vergennes, had dangerour fall Monday
occasioned by the parting of the pull rop,
by which goods arc hosted into the store
lie caught by the rope from the SECOND
story, to let himself down, when it brok,
and he fell some sixteen feet, badl,
spraining his wrist ard sustaining seri
J GUS scalp wound, nearly fracturing hi
skull DR.. MaxGeld was called, ard tn
young man is doing well
CORNWALL CONTESTED ELECTION. III
this case the committee decided that tn
evidence in the case all be read, and i
was read by l., d. Eldredge, Esq, coun
sci for Williamson. The argument il
the case was opened on Wednesday even
ing by l.. d. Edredge Thursday an,
Friday evenings were occupied by DAM
Roberts Esq, council for Dana o
Tuesday (this) evening the closing aIgu
ment for the contestant will be made b.
f. j. Phelps, Esq, when the case will b
left with the committee and wait thci
report.
= Man Drowned. "A man was found il
7 the creek below Vergenncs last Frida
. morning. lie was first seen by Captai
! Crane of the steamer Curlew. but havp
D two boats in tow could not stop Durn
: the day he was found by man in sma
: boat. lie tied him to a tree and notile
: the authorities. He is Il man that ha
: lived at Amos Wedmaths of Addison
lie has no family. Some say that h
c WIGS under tho influence of liquor Bu
. while this may be altogether probable,
;. is not certainly known so far as yet deve
=. oped. as the place and time when he ie
4 in is very uncertain.
i Goshen Early 10 the morning Sept
7 81, Mr.. Washington White discovered o