The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-22
STATE NEWS.

1t Is on record that man called at
the Rutland jail a few days ago aud asked
to see That man who committed suicide
with Mrs Froose while ago" Rather an
astounding description oil Mr. Phar
Fourteen hundred persons have ap.
Piled for entertainment daring the meet.
iog OF the American Board. About one.
halt Of this number will find lodgings in
The ucighhoiing villages, but have dinners
aud suppeFs in Rutland.
MARRIAGE IN RorMToN.-J D.
Denui.oo E,q, son Of Hon. D, G Depi.
ION, and Secretary Of Civil and Military
Affairs, was mnrricd to Miss Libbic Rix,
youngest daughter Of William Riv. Esq,
Of Royalion
Tho will OF Bcnjamin " hite OF Bos.
ION, Mas. gives $4,000 to Joshua 4.
White Of Cayoulish, the income Of which
is to be expended III such way and AT
such times as nc may think best, in aid Of
the district school in the village of Dat
ton-yillo after dyductng COMPENSATION
or his services.
The Brandon course Of lectures Tor
;hc winter promises to be brilliant one,
sld comprises the following distinguished
talent: Rev II W. Becchcr, Prof.
Churchill, Mrs. Livermorc. Hon. Wm.
Parsons, john b. Cough, and Camilla
Uno concert Troupe, ] G. Holland aud
Bayord Taylor.
--Chsrle. Bailey a lew days ago made
an assault on John Judge Quinu,of Wells
River, knocked him down and pounded
him on the head and sido with stone
Mrs. Quiun made an attack On Bailey
with scyibc, and drove him from the
iela. Mr. Quinn lies in a critical condi.
ton, and Bailey is under arrest
Emma, only child Of +. NJ. Sherman
of Newport, WAS drowned last SUNDAY
evening. She was playing in the yard Of
Geo. + Leonard, and in somo way re
moved the lid 10 the cistern, and tell in
Some minutes elasped before it was know
she was in the oistcrn. and some minutes
more before she could be rescued. Every
thing was done to restore her, but in vain
On the 9th inst, rs Louis NeIsor
and l. ". Andrews were amusing ihcm
selves with shooting at marx with n re-
yolycr, IN Shelburn, the weapon was acci
deutally discharged in Nelson's hands ans
the bali passed through Androws breast
going through the right lung aud 'akinq
d bit of the shoulder blade. The gDuuf
Is dangerous one.
The Central Vermont railroad eli
GERS have discharged c. 7. Hull. station
agent al Clarcmcnt. and all his help, con
slatiog 81 switchman and telegraph op
orator, for caroessncss 10 causing the col
li-iou of the engines Milton aud "Shar
on" on Sept ID, which, with ten or flteei
freight cars were demolished, causing
heavy loss to The road. 1t is claimed Of
their part that they are victims.
Tho Normonters who were victims @
the Cou,haiia slaughter in Louisian, wer,
nephew Of Col. JOINS Twitchell o
Townsheu8' recently married to daugh
ter Of s. =. Miller Of Newiane, Monro
G. Willis aud { lalk Holland Of Newlanc
The crimo charged upon the victims wa
simply holding Office under the govern
meut Willis was justice Of tho peac
and Holland was supervisor Of rogistra
ton
Burcum AT BRANDoN.-ln auothe
, column may po found the announcement
, OF the opcuing lecture Of the Brandon
course On October 3 by Rev Henry War
, Bec-hcr- There Is already a great in
. qni'y for tickets from neighboriug towns
e For this section OF country thia wilt Ia
= The ouly opportunity during the prcseu
winter TO listen to he greatest and mos
abused pulpit oIatsr Of modern time
lie is 10 fTeat 81 Brandon I'd at Byaill,
! boro uld 81 10 other 8 lace in Vermont
, Tho sixth annual meeting Of til
$ Vermont Daiymen's Association tor III
+ election Of officers aud tho transaction {
D business, will DO held in Montpelier 0
e Wednesday, October 2lst, 1874. at l..
+ o'clock ?. m.
IA President Buckham, Of the Uniyerst
. Of Vermont aud Slato Agricultural Go
e leee, will deliver the Annual Address
a 1880 p. IN.
J O. S. BLI.s, Secretary.
e Georgia, Sept. Is, 1874.