The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-02-09
STATE NE US.

The Senate have rejected tine reel
rocity treaty.
.k-The chair factory at Northfcld is
closed derothGeP yHh2i9honts from ST. Adams
for the month Of January amounted to
I74Stubs-s7 400 pounds.
The Brattleboro Record and Far.
mer has been purchased by ID. Leonard,
Of Falrhaven, who will personally manage
it hereafter
The little boy at Island Pond, who
lost both his feet by the cars some days
ago, is getting along we'll one of the
stumps is healed Tad the other nearly so.
A friend Of the Eddy Brothers, MIR.
f. p. Miller of New York, challenges
Dr.. Beard 10 make good his statement
that the Eddys are frauds, and proposed
to wager $1,000 that the doctor cant
do it,
"A. d. Bragg, OF Fayston, found his
we'll frozen ever on Tuesday and We'd
nesday mornings last The ice was one
fourth inch thick, and the well is II feet
deep. 1t isn't rery near the volcano.
w. Y. W. Ripley & Sons, of Rut.
land. recently purchased of Raymond a.
Wilson of Bennington, three famous OK.
EN- for 1920. At the time Of the pur-
chase they tipped the beam at 4,4lO lbs.
They are only years old
A survey has commenced on the
Burlington and Lamoiile railway Of a di.
rect route from the North crossing in Es-
sex 10 Jericho by which it is expected
that a mile Of track can be saved. The
route will run by Essex Junction, instead
: of Essex Center
Tho decision in the case of John p.
Phair, convicted in October last Of the
e murder of Mrs. Ann Freeze. which was
l carried up on exceptions to ;he Supreme
Court, was decided at kutlsnd on Fri.
i ChiefJustice Pierpou, later in the day
1 sentenced Phair to be hung on the Dist
o Of April, 1877
d Col Aldace + Walker. az Kui aud
: met with IA serious accident "Wednesday
t evening While walking home from hi
=, ofice. about half past nine o'clock, ant
# near his house, he slipped On the side
=. walk and broke his right leg just abov
, u the ankle joint He was unable to cal
3" any one TO his assistance, but managed
by supporting himself by the fence, t
- reach his house.
Alfred Cotton, of lrasburg, ha
- some trouble with his wife, last Tuesday
and Mr.. W. l.. Jameson was called in a
b. peacemaker. when Cotton drew re
D. volver and shot Jameson, hitting hin
As back Of his ear The wound is not con
10 sldered dangerous Mr. Jameson ha
ie been member of the State Board {
10 Agriculture, and is a prominent citize
y, of Orleans county, and worthy man.
ID -Pittsfold Grange organized, Feb. 81
D. by u. f. Jameson, Of lrasburgh. VI
4 Master. j, ID. Butler Overseer, j, l
II Worden; lecturer j d. Barber Stew
ard. +, j Adams; Asst. Steward, i, ]
u.s. Hen Ter; Chaplain, Il. Il. Drske; Trea
ne urer G. " Burr Secretary, Isaac
Hall Gate Keeper, Daniel Austin
NO.. Ceres. Elizabeth Henasey; Flora. AM
Bogue Pomona Aziua Cooley; Ste'
grdess. Cordelia Austin.
Gen. L. S Roberts who died
me Washington. saturday. JaG. Both, W
born in Manchester. W., in 1911
len graduated at West Point in s35, cnte
ing the First Dragons he became fir
~. lieutenant in lS4T, resigned Janua
1Sth 1919 Ue was for "A time eli,
engineer on the Ogdeusburg & La
my Cbamplain railroad. lie served with d
tincton in the Mexican war. lie al
nth distinguished himself during the late |
, bellinn. He retired from the servi
July 2sih, iScj lie was brcveted bri
sdier general March 18th, 1865, for ST
vices at Cedar Mountain, Virginia