The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-26
STATE ITEMS.


Judge Asa Keycs, of Brattleboro. is
said to be the oldest graduate of Dart
mouth college, having graduated In
1910. lie Is also one of the oldest Ma
sons in the state, his initiation dating
back TO 1914.
Judson Goodnow, living on farm i'm
the south part of Brandon, was way
laid and knocked down, Wednesday
evening, and severely injured by hired
man whom he had discharged from his
employ the day previous. DIR. Page
was called and dressed Goodnow's
wounds, and the officers are in pursuit
of the assailant, whose name is Ed Muir
ply.
A union meeting ofthc three societies.
Congregational, Baptist and Methodist,
was held at the Congregational church
in Pittsford, last Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock, a large number of peo-
pie being present, to listen to Messrs.
Whittle and McGranahan, and an I'M
usual interest was displayed. Monday
evening union meeting of those desir-
ing the commencement of revival work
in Pittsford was held at the Methodist
church.
A son of Mr.. Belknap, of Holland, was
instantly killed last Saturday after
noon. Bclkuap, and another Young
man had loaded their guns preparatory
to attending a shooting match. The
other boy, having set his gun in sap
holder, stepped some eight feet back.
When Belknap placed his in the hol-
der. he hit the lock of the other gun,
discharging it, the charge striking him
in the chin and blowing the top of his
'''',.'' '','
Mnlor hoss, .he engineer OF the tram
Whicii ran over man near Shelburn,
the oiiier Gay, says that he blew his
whlsile' as usual, when he neared the
VINO was sweeping OIL the engine plat
lorln, saw any person. They think the
, r, n,,t ' W q onttia nuau suvuIni! sprung
saIf ,,,,o,, ,,o 80 VI .i'5uWh MN
l;v;n% v r;th iI lin no, Ia - la, s",o oy ,hose
Of no hnnso omi,. ai,or ~ , ,,"u oeen ou'
ond had HOO, at; "'" ',,. i,,.oen 'n'l'u'es'
orai Jors Tho - 'a, w. ioi sew,
hotL or,rs ,roro ,,. ~ l , anu
shork;n~lv mut;latod VII "'''' ''' oo"y
=, IL Is charged ihat altcr the stomach of
MIS-: oni!h had Dceh sent to Professor
ool'ler ior eNamlnation, Dea. Smith
Galiic 10 nm anu oilered nm three hum
areu doiiars 10 make report eXculpat-
ihS MN ana .hc woman. Burroughs,
VINO Is working the case up for the
s,ate, s,'!s nc was win Sihlth when this
't'enlp. NJ bribery was maze ana lnduc-
c' ,.le ueacoii 10 put IL III writing, the
proicssor pretending 10 agree 10 do the
, HIVE loI 'hc money ana afterwards
,ial Smlth wrote TO Mrs. Champlin, tel
my ner ,i'a' ne hau liXeu everything so
,neH ieeu not rear any cVll from Prof.
Oolher report. Inns letter was found
WIN inc woman aiter her arrest had
peeh ihaue, ana she trled to tear IL up,
Du! was prevented. There was other
written evidence found upon her per-
son.
Fairfax is excited over Il case of
shooting, with intent TO kill Doctor
Brush, a well-known citizen, by II wo-
man named Julia Coffee, who is in bust
dor arro o, 4, eoo,, , mo'' H, p D. u,i-
some FAM ,oa,.s oaa ,,a" =, hn,. -, usm'
Rod Miss Gofiao I'M , "n s =" ,'ao ,'I'
bis ch;lJron ,hot no ,;" "I so opr;1o1I" y.
other woman ME- , %ndaa ma" ',aa &c" o a."
rally vcrv ,mnch d;so,Stnd o wd', ,, ma.u
anod to s;,o .I,a I.,a,a ~, ' h sn,e'l
nro,n;so to nrorou, uh;a,, ,i p,'" 1 -,
Settled thc malta, h,. oIin,.;, ,"I uo:.H,
dollars MOI. month f;, ro,,, hos;'iaa r.. ~
nish;nu hon ,u;,I ,,,oI anh pon o'.,;a i..,
Tbn dn,tn, cnni;nmoa lie V ,';;'s 49, Me-;
Cotlre ,tnr lie m,or,.;nmo onI ~ Uu n,,s
SOON to haro hoom ,,ais, "'', ,,''ea.s
t;es.Ebr hin, ,hot h .," 'roi ~ u4." l"';c
sho d;d hot Lave to,,,, AMY ,, ,'.i
she ,vouIJ Lii lin, ;fio ,'u -! ,., my 4.
Tho doctor cove ti'at 10 lay .p. . ~;
him in manv Hor .s". AMI IN ,ho' ,,S "',ui eu
She came to b;s IonSo viii H., In'o, WIZ,
nurnosc of ontt;n~ soma otho am' h n' f"ud
In hor sloove LARGO d;,i. Tho shnn,
inc WINS donc On T5ur.da,. ,,;,rh, o. H.
doctor was noSsina NI;ss Gon5n's' h 90 .,,'
tbrce shots heinz f;roI ,,on,r,, "V ,n,,o
took effect Miss Coflae claims thot S;,o
| 6red In tho oir ond 10 ;,,n,;a e..
LEGAL examination of tho c3so d;soh $40
OF hor from orroSt
Mrs. Lucy Robinson, wife of Ebene-
ger Robinson and mother of Mrs. Syl-
vester Paige, of Rutland, died quite
suddenly at the residence of Mr.. Paige,
on Saturday morning, Oct. 20, a little
before eight O'Clock. Mr.. Paige, after
the death of his mothcr-in-law, went to
his barn, harnessed his horse and went
for help to lay out the remains of the
deceased. On returning, about half
past nine, he drove into the barn, and
before leaving it had an apoplectic
shock on one side. lie was helped i'll
to the house Immediately bv Can't. C..
and DR.. Fox was summoned. In half
an hour, ana before they got him to
ped he had another shock and despite
an 'Ilat sk''il',i ana loving hands could