The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-20
COUNTY NEWS.


The individual deposits 10 the Ma
tioual Bank Of Ncrgcunes on the 2Glh
day OF Decomo were $50 5G0.71,
There will be donation visit a.
Sts,ksboro, Wednesday evening Of this
week, at the factory of o, d, Baldwin,
Tor the benefit of Rev Ii. NJ. Minard.
The Addison Association viii meet
at Rev. G. II Kent's in Rptou, the An
Tuesday of instant, January (next Tues
day at 10 o'clock a. IN.
II. F. LEAyITT, Register.
There were shipped from the New
Haven station last Tuesday, 81 tubs Of
butter, 4 bblS OF beans, box d poultry
and bbl of eggs. Winter butter 80 to
34c; fall do, So to 40c; beans S275
per bbl poultry II! and l5s; ,gg. So
per doz.
The treslie which was placed ia the
creek at Leicester junction, iva years
ago by the railroad company, i'll place Of
the bridge which vas burned, j. being re
placed by ne. bridge, and although ii
will Distract the view some 10 the south
OF the station, it will he saitr, and viii
give free passage Tor the Ice and flood
wood.
CoRNwALL.-Thero were r.is,d in
Cornwall about twelve thousand bushels
OF onions the past season. The average
price at the depot has been Soc About
10000 bushels have been shipped 10
Boston, Fitcb5urg, MUGS, Manchester,
n. IT,, Providence, II. l., aud various
points. Some two thousand bushels have
been sold out in the surrounding towns
At the regular session Of the Sunday
School of the Congregational Church.
Vergernes, on Sunday OF last week, the
following officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year; Superintendent-H, G.
johnson. Assistant Supt-Audrcw
Ross. Secretnry-Miss H. Smith. Treas.
urer-S A. futile Librarian-l II.
Smith
VIM. Wright, Of Ncrseuncs. was
tried before a jury last week, and found
guilty Of eighty offences for selling liquor
The fine in his case at $40 for each of.
fence amounts to $1,000, probably the
largest penalty ever imposed il hi. State
under the prohibitory law.
A young man named Lel eli, ako Of
Vergeunes, was also fned $40 and costs
for vending the ardent
AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the National Bank Of Nrrgcu.
mes, held January l3h, "a, { r.
Stevens. ". II. Holly, b. Snjh, Nj
Smith and II. Stevens were elected Dl.
rectors for the year ensuing, AT Di-
rectors' meeting, held subsequently, G. T.
Stevens was elected President, W. H.
HoIley Vice President, d. II. Lewis
Cashier, aud A NJ. Smith, Teller.
james Kanaly Of Green Island, 1
young man sixteen years Of age, in the
employ OF j. b aud A bel Walker, Jan
9th, plowed one acre OF green sNari il
~orkT auike manner in four hours \
smart hand and smart team, will dis
patch business at any season Of the year
II there is farmer in western Normon
who has beat young Kanaly, trus, ,ha
they will be hearG from through the RrG
lsTER.
The IermOnter announces the dealt
Of Isaiah Scott, E,q., at his residence i,
Brooklyn, n. Y. He was formerly ;
prominent citizon of Vergenncs He be
came a resident of Vergennes in the ial
Of 1924 was elected cashier OF the B4nl
Of Vcrgeunes about 1892 held the OF
flee OF deacon Of the Congregations
Church for many years. As cashier h
was superseded by j ID, Atwell, E.q il
1854 Since then he has been "A residcu
of Glens Falls aud Brooklyn
The Limo Company, at Leicc,te
Junction, are now running two kilus i,
full blast, and fnd market for all they
make. Their sales Tor the year, eulin.
D.. 3lst, were the largest ever made a
any one year being III ,4Sl bushels, ca
ual to nearly 446 car loads, Of which In,
f Boston Gas Light Company took 100 cal
loads TO BIO used in the manufacture o
gas. The balance was sent to all pant
of New England aud New York, and
few car loads to sugar rcfnories in Baii
more. They employ from 20 10 % men
aside from the coopers. Of which there ar,
four.
! The V,rmoaier Of last week says
The great liquor case Of the sopson cam,