The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-09
STATE NE WS.

1850,
A new orchestra of ten pieces has
formed in st. Johnsbury.
Twenty.four volumes constitute q
complete set of Vermont school re-
ports,
II. Shurtlen' of Walden accidentally
shot a pistol ball through his hand re-
Gently.
DIR. c. Il. Tenn Teton, of Irasburgb.
has been appointed professor in an
Ohio college.
Eleven persons united with the Con-
gregational church at Alburgh Springs,
the 26th ult.
A lumberman in Groton intends TO
cut 1000, 900 feet of logs and 1000
cords of wood this winter.
Some scoundrel made an ATTEMPT to
burn a school house in Sheffield, q few
nights since, but was unsuccessful.
Geo. H. Hackett, of Tunbridge, bns
taken 1900 bushels of apples at his
90 o;5.r o'''- '"iioio
vi oios''
Orvis of the Equinox House at Man
chester, has gone to Florida 10 u the
Putnam House for the winter at Palat-
ka.
Thirty tramps stopped over one night
at a poor house In Lamoille county,
and 1t wasn't a good night for tramps
e''ier'
The denot Mt wolcott was brohan IN.
tn Tho Sefgh.ninto WI roh TaS Dtohsn IA,
oooM ni'hy' oasA vi "ihe, anu otner
e'
MI. ]. b. Bowditcb. former,v of H.
Richford S%entinei srd othar .sto - . uae
pers. is making arran0ements 10 stert
d newspaper III Swanton.
The Woodstock railroad bas ns;d ox.
penses the current wear, made cousid.
cradle imnroveme1ts IN liz rood had
and Maid 500 on Account Of inte a te o1
i'S oohus'
prioeo of stoo,, ,,,o ,ou,, x,,,..
oountv' Good ooi,,o. soIi fan euo a anIso
each . vearIinas frono &c ~ 20 anu %1
from siO to s1S and other stooi n I've I've
F.. r. Goodsell. of Isle tn Nro,to :,
is feared will lose his ave hr tho in;,SS
ries received while hammerIp@ y nisoo
of steel, a small piece having nenetrot.
GU
An eminent statistioisn estin,otas
that there are O OOO wards IF roa.aor'
netting i'm nse in Vermonf and thet o.
erv third family has a set ~ on;,ttnn
frames to lend f"'"s
Tho smaII.nox 10 abroad in 1o,o T..
Motto q man narsd Whi.nar uo Ia
nlo o ia q ma aa nne Whi'aey, an EN-,
Il. and several have hsan e~nosad ~
Ia craatino nnita > so n1eh eAposeu' IL
d"'' '
some eccentricitv cave tbo;r s,unt;,o
offeringn 10 .John f'an.dnn of Nsnu
Hamnsbire for vice.nras;don, Wv
don eot bnt three other votas ""s-
~
A small pox scare travail at sbaf.
vonno man namaS pb;,i;nsi LILIES, rnSs OLE
fractsd fhe d;saeea 81 fhe VIZ CYL,
md js not exnoctaJ ~ rano,. o%.n'ehiiiai
'e'o'e''
Some one who has beap eo,r,nr +,
M finds that over n hundrad fhonssnS
towns IN the Rutland raiirnad
the Monday before T-hanksciving
Notwithstanding Horace Greelev,s
to go West. he gave II as his de-
opinion that nowhere CON a
given amount of money secure more
farm.
Abial Bartlett OF Sharon, while In
the woods chopping. on the 25th, was
crushed by q tree falling on him break
ing one hip and forcing one eye out Of
Its socket. But little hope of his recov-
cry is entertained.
-1oo.,
woose9n anu LOUISA happ Oh hartford
were dlvorcea lew Gays ago by the
Joseph married again, and the eve-
ming Of the same. day Louisa married
a brother of her former husband.
u
me uenies the report that
". fratt, an aged citizen OF
WOODSTOCK, mas Deen TO jail
a charge or embezzlement." He
has not neeh IN jail at all n has no
ldea OF taxing up mis- there.
The Congregationalists ofEnosburgh
. reunion of present and former mem
bers of their Sabbath school. 1t is ex-
pected that the exercises of the occa-
sion will be observed on Tuesday, the
The old quarrel between the East
west parishes OF Westminster,
which began about ten years ago. by
the building or free bridge across the
river, and at one time be.
came SO violent as to seriously threaten
Inc division oil the town, was amicably
settled in town meeting, Saturday, by
VOTING 10 hold the future meetings of
parishes.