The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-08

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Dilhihcria is prevalent in Beir,inp-
ton aud vicinity
Rev IL ri mcc.i ~ Il gi,nf lnler,, ate
In pr. .ir~- If l,a,.ud.
Alta, 'ir ,"r,.i,. IN sixteen married
in N'ii.~ni dr dis rrc,d.
Th r. ale Twelve natives Of Vermont
in ihr Minnesota Legislature.
Milo c. liuling has resigned the Office
of treasurer Of The Bennington Batll,
Monument Assoriation
A piece of West Burke property,
valued at $4,000 five years ago, was
sold for 1900 the other day.
There Is II man in Castleton who has
traded horses Oh an average flfty-two
times n year for the last five years.
is based upon the fact that he has worn
one pair of pants for twenty-five years
DR.. Martyr Paine, former Vernon
ter, died in New York recently, and by
will left his property TO Harvard Col
lege.
The stage line between Comstock'.
Landing and Middle and North Gran
vile is to be abandoned for lack of pat
ronage.
A baby about two months old was
left at house in Rutland, about six
over 70 tbe cara of The ov "~ ""' WI '''
John Marsfon. ofCorintb. wasseeiden.
tally shot in the abdomen i, a snLonI.
fellow, Thursday afternoon. Jan. 81
There is no hone for his reroverv'
A., min, n
Ill IN E,otihna s o iiDot' OYER ninety !tIIs
I H' Iie.Gler osaEs. i'i,ap''a,t oroh'
noi Inou'uSi y! iaiiihs nom lounge re-
'e"'i'' "''' Is i''' eAp''''" I" recover
Costeleton hoosts Il ,on,1. x,h. or,
the parents OIL seven sons and three
daughters; the oldest child being less
than twenfy-one and the parents not
nifty.
Fx-Gov. I-nderwood of nn,l;,o,o,
is reported TO he in n had cond;i Ion
having softeniDg of the brain or some.
thing OF the sort, as the result of his
hard drinking habits.
A fre;obt Train etrucl q tam ,ooaod
with wood abont n milo mouth ~ MA
d,asev Satnrdov onI t;,ind n,o % c ~
horses and broke the legs of another
Inc driver escaped without injury.
Cho.,on Aha, 80 N. Co.,
ont og r;a; iGm, o S NV PIl. NenteI
wa -, han a ,.ottssr,o5 80 9eioio i"a,
Sam,I In h;r e ;, ,oM aius ent, ne
lnoveu OH Dag ana baggage on hand
sieo.
A writ of a Rutland LAWYER was re.
turned to him by Sheriff Trim without
having been served. hecouse the man
had been dead year when the wri,
was made out, and Mr.. Trim couldn'i
find him.
George johnson. one of the head
workmen in the Fairbanks scale work.
at St. bloomsbury. was drnroed at Ran.
gor. Me-. Saturday nipht1 and. afte,
taking the train for Portland was rob.
bed Of $50 in money.
Alexander :. Johnson r,;,oJ State,
circnit iudoc for tho second .Iud;c;ol
District. COMPRISING the states Of New
York. Vermont and Connecticut died
on IAN. %. nj Nassau Rohamo IsIsnds
of woirr on the chest
town, returned from sleigh ride Will
her little six-months-old girl baby tht
other dsy, she laid The child on A lounge
and turning to pick il IN few minute,
later, she found il dead.
A man named Brown, his son ant
son-in-law, of Compton, =. O., were ar
T 1y'o.u ." 49, o my, iHe. t ,hiay
Inv s;n ro o9 ror a oos INV; m,'''e Th,s ;'Is
.nS D mo,o ,hat h. ~ hnn tn ,n a, VI.
w;th;n ! rnar w ''"' ''' '''"'" VI
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The other day l.. Herscy, Of Williams
town, shot large coon, weighing
twenty pounds, and the next day three
weighing thirteen pounds each; and ,
I';i u, I ,n;n.' Diom ~ u Dei' iuelc
Hnn5, '''s , ,'i., '''''" 'e'' '"'co
''"''u''" po''ooi'
AT Vershire, Orange county, becaus,
a married woman declined to carry ou
her promise to elopc with him, Lorenzo
w. Scale took saltpetre and oxalit
acid, with the fell intent of shufiling OF
this mortal coil. But a stomach pnml
checked him i'll his mad career.
Samuel Weeks, of Lyndon. married
David Curriers' sisters while Curriet
married Weeks daughter for his frs
wife, and the widow of Weeks son
who was also Weeks niece. for hi
second wife, and now the two men ar,
puzzle to find out how they are related
to each other.
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Inc lauies Oh Norui bennington nav
PROVIDED the yong men win a reading
room III what was Ill aite-Murphl
l1nes .he Dar anu Diiiiara-foom OF tn
pehhingt1n nouse. Inc rooms ar
lard tables have burgeoned into book