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, 1881-12-02
ON THE BOURSE.

Tho Bulls OIL tho Upper End Of tho
"Tcoter- Board 's-The 1srlof Course OF
lkuMor tint Vanderbilt WINS Dcad-
Plan. of tMo Now IIutldlny-A Gull
Board ~ IsrUlcKsorss OH the subject Of
stCraMlLs ''-Tho Lntcst t;osalp Of tho
Alley.
Affairs werc considerably cu,tvcncd on Change
ycstorrny by flrmer markets, Trading opoucd
up LT!sKy iu the forenoon "up-stairs,' und tho
call In tho ufteruout, was quito exciting. Tho
prevailing impression ntnong tho operators Ut
ali classes seemed to bo that thoro would be d
weather" market for TUG ensuing t iow days. days.
WI! h'lSaacG. md II IL unsettled and atoriny
whcnt, i,00,UO0 bushels of cort,. s,O0O bushels or
puts. s501 barrcls Of rork, and l6,0o0 taeeces OF
Tic longs wcro emtncnt,y we'll satisfied With
!no Tendency "f What yesterday. The domaud
foE r c,lIs Was @ itsa M m ronortrp II, orn Tim
j. 4. Edwards wAs ono Of tho hcaviest Sellers
lid iIx iiuxtch h' was m interested observer Of
tho antics or bis young tRcii on call.
MEMBERSHIPS.
Regular board memberships have dropped
ii the former figure yestorduy.. ,,.
i1aSa shS spsns Ts'Skssiy,ns in }KnH9sss HsM
Tum liarJach sseadfuat1y refuses to nssoc!ato
With anybody Interested Iii oors1 cuFner.
.. a Bl1.Li HUalO!l.
Lester received a telegram from New York
nniiouucng tho serious lIIucss. Of Vanderbilt
nbutit noon, and soma unacrupnloua check boys
tas tho s s0psh tue s1e sy thas the tho
a?a sf maree HS dnt sS padas I'D e. rhs esss ihias tss
from 'tao "bTiisc Il sghs tint haaas over the
H;ynorr o,,tstdo sner,,lotorq m 'chanun 1inr1np
, 1881-12-02

New minister lWho wtsheA to know all about
that your aunt III u IN your fathors sldo or yUur
.no.heFsl" Esnlntry lad-"zolnst!mes IN QUO
whacks 'etn bott, sr,"-tHet,
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HARRISON TO CRAGIN.
THE ORDER 70 EXAMINE THE WATER OFFICE

HA'ESs
Mr.. t:Saein Ia M rallpws. y; +. Er,ui"' tm.-
Drsi, siI,: Yours Of tho 10Th nil Inst recnIyed,
together With paper which you wish mo to
sign. requested you to nppont n nun. partisan
committee. Tho comm!stcu selected By you nrc
nos ~ oo"poss9, ml' y. 'noh' uolus pols
sonally or politically my oppononts. But
them to DO honorable u,cn, or co,,rse, cannot
permit my outsiders 10 take possession OF tho
WM,ss .x r tst wp ia e IT. z,
Controller. tlcslruntp souo civ 0uial to ucc0,i.
pany ri iii tiincs sud committee ,siicn maktng
erc'i nt p11ta w,t tha inro,tjnnt,or,' md i,nt l.
viii make It e1ha,sstve n,,ti thoro;tEh. ltcloss
tho ertler you sunti, within slight Modification 10
cutulurt wlth tho tlea us sci forth nboyv, Yours
rgspeotfully, CAItrElt IL. HARRISON, Mayor.
Tho nrdor directed to tho 0!ilecra u!ld employees
Ss q. tns aS water oco' ~ nodAed ny tho Mayor is
W., wstsF 6Spar,Sat: YoS gre hs3SSy Isaufs
ana at Fsess sesre IL fass sy e. %ey s
bunk. @ John n a: M!ng, .ana Fsank!in MacFsnKn: a
dssIre, ana ftrnish ton os either y them the
iaeISs fos canytnK any o. the p26Rs f panSs
% @ittes s y ei,hsr one SE sie's when assae @ sSsh
some sMploy6 of the clty to By designated And
., ING Mayor atti asacfts tnAt "a h!s opIn!on
'i1sc Is notnsnx faoca1ty "fuhg 70 'ne "aace
S! per,a''t'ts hss;f n. t. b. ntaenued by sn
.Stter pno,ssaeM nY M 1nnsy lot Ess,i n aad
either to recedo u to Iot the n.attor drop. Ho
Dues nf,t kaow Whcthcr aly % TIC gn!,ii!ninsa
xivS the saDtest tso t1no whiuh !hSroasa H. u
yes.'Kauon VII consume; ouS ne aoes NO. . pfo.
= or nnya Pc psrsoS %ho s ss
utAy relGHnte tnolF hutnoFay. anu tuAt u WY no
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EXPRESSING Ills CHECK.

KHD+
Tho Chicago. Alton d II. Louis ltallroaa waa
recently lnado tho vicfiIn OF . piece OF sharp
practice on tho part Of q couple OF enterpEislng
merchants which Is hut ono out OF many slnilur
cascs which the railroad officials have to bO on the
watch for. IL appears That the aFa OF II. & Il.
Sletz. NJ. :diD Archer aveuue. had thousand
1nIls pass over the 1oad, Which thoy used AZ oe*
, 1881-12-02
nd Mosquitoes

A lA-oent boz OF .ltnuRh on Itats" will keep
h0us9 fr0a from tilos, mosquitoes, rats, aud
nIce, tho eutyo season. nFuYgtSts.
, 1881-12-02
THE CITY.



LUTHER, DEAnponx, Of I,avnna, Ill.,, is mt tho
Trcu,nnt.
JAMES HA,sn,sorox, OF 0oneva, Ill, Is Mt tho
fremont.
!, r. FnAsu, Of Mclhournc. Australla. Is nj tho
Shcrmnn.
GEouaE II. wEypt1Se, Of ~. Louis, Is at tho
ShcrElan.
il. j. CAnraEI1. of Toronto, Ont, Is ns tho
Sherman.
u. stcwtLt,AMs md vito, Of Dwight, Ill., arc
Mt tho Palmer.
Ton KAuI., ot tho llostoa ideal opcrn company,
Is eut tho Trcnont.
IT. n. ATKINSON md vlfc Of santn FG, n. 81.
nro nt the Palmer.
pAu,. y, Welt and wife, of West 1'cnd. Wis,
nru ut tho Palmer.
EpwANu i. l'it>rT, Of Milwaukee,, Is regis.
tered nj tho Palmer.
sln, AND Mns. THOMAS Ew,So. of Colorado,
arc at tho Grand puolIc.
". Mon1Aw md Arthur whseKso,i, of Lon
don. Enulaud, aro ut the Tac!sfc.
PATRICK p0yLE an,l Dennis O'Conrns, of Dub
lin. ireland, nro registered NJ tito Sherman.
i. II. CurxEy, vIcc-prcsItlcnt OF tho 1tloom-
tustuu, Lake Eric & Western lsAllroaA, Is Ut tho
Palmer.
Dit. II. II. KtstuAtr., 0f Minneapolis, Msnn.,
and Or. Il. @. sclpp. Of New Orleal's. nrc ut tho
Grand PArtGc.
f;x..Gov. 1o1is EVANS, OF Cotorndn;. cx Coy.
Samuel Merrill. Ut Iowa: and ox-Guv. Henry j.
Gardner, OF Massachusetts, nro at tho Grand
Paui!lc.
COMPANY F. First Cavalry, gave thoir tsrst
fs1s aks ana adsfR s, .rca's. s whs va attended,
by ut lcast 100 people.
". T.. VAN lInuy. Genero, Manager ar tito
Canada Pacific lsallr.,ad. md .. T. Perkins.
NujltUnsl, arc 1T tho Grn1td FMrlllC.
lur ,omucraturo Yesterday, rs ooscrvc,, by
mnsiassc, on.!c o. M"s W ~ y, N.
nnIIa'ns' ~ ~ s! @ ~ i, ~ nue. aeass0si M aSongcf Iron 1 M
a. tn. @"+'a' sp' hi.s -''V.
RrsfpExrs MI North ttark street were greatly
clntud Yesterday to sec rho mud bolnu scr,lpeu
nMvcmens ncEors t sx ,npn,s' ' Il 9,a.. se ,nlt r
sns 81 orv nd Inv wnG iG' @ WIFI o S S uI9 e Mu''esS "Fo
c,srs n 'tL i.nw"r Earyril Hill lii yes;crav o suuko
Of lie adherence: bctwret, jnsiIIlcaiioa by iath
sna sEc y wks ,sys. rsn;s S fsss s
prayers @ % froln uasfents in thu County Ii"spital.
Mn; Assn Nns. ", y. c'.esE. Of I.on,,oa: En-
Gna: ',,,t smgrtd ,rta,d = %K; a, 'ovr ~ L. -.
SfpnT; ',b: sf;s t;enrG r. t,hb % ana E,war lsaws''
JupaE II. L. 1IuMrun.y, representing tho scv,,
sf tnrnua Msss"s .o o's yrseay sr ~ t ii. say %ss
psn II u" s s hs :" r,a s sr stay
nsrc. IL liz was "ntisc,ictl Is 10 whom ho would
support for spcakef
PETER o.nn,Ex, tho rough WIN few ,ays aso
is fnco n, lly tilnt hc Ii still IN nrthiux hut
II snf. cDnGtiou wis beturo Justice WuIsSi yqs-
tcrlay. Tho complainant being tumble to M.
tho boads liked al sio0W.
F..A, FAlcoSgt,, n young man employed as
r,ntrcfnr fs,r H. NJ i}r1t1stuw n wholesult, teat9r
Ae'AeHsos
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SILMHNRll

james Fits is convalcccni although
confined to the house. =
Miss Mary Avery Is at home upoi
q vacation from teaching.
Sabbath school concert at the Con
gregational church next Sunday eve
ming. 4atrs al.,
"A party of our young men arc
camping at Lake BomOsceii " Ills
week. 81 ,.d ~ s'ssg asa,1i
-Rcv.T A. Merrill preached nj tho
"Rickcrt Landing" across the lake re-
Gently. r-tr -
laying and harvesting is nearly
completed and n better crop is realized
than our farmers anticipated.
-HuG& Durant, "Geathcr bed reno
yators, "arc doing n livolpb asinees-in
our village. We would advise all 10
%patronizc them. ,aatsjsaEn MI III.
!. "A West. Salisbury woman owns a
large farm, upon which she does The
work herself, drives the whcel-harrow
In sowing time, thu 4inowing-inacb inc
and horsetrake in haying season, md
loads and stackBi hay imfine style. She
keeps twenty cows and takes ca,rc of
the Duttersand cheese. rrrt s, 4,
Our quiet village Was startled upon
Tuesday night by the report that MIR.
Rrncy Ellis little daughter only three
years old. was lost in the woods. 1T
2eems that she has been accustomed TO
E,ander into the. fields in Company with
Ell dog oftepfduring the, sylnmer, butt
has always been readily found by search
call of her parents. She left the
house sometime about the middle of
The afternoon a1id her mother, thinking
'he was at play 'aboutthe yard, did not
Mss her until past five o'clock, when
she was unable to find her. %, MI. Ellis
was away from home but soon return
and Immediately went in PURSUIT.
The dog would appear in an adjoining
and; then disappeared so sud.
tenly that he could'not be followed byl
'eason of the densityiof'the bushes, andJ
every time w%ould'come from al
liflerent locality. John T. Cloves and
8. Ii. Tho nas passing by were bniled
nd they.with others, searched;diljgently
lntll dark when an alarm FIR more
Ielp was given and nearly one hundred
pep fesp0hded and an anxious segtch
Fas made until about one O'Clock Wedl
rn6r1ing, when she was dlscov-
red i1f tbe middle of o dense growth
f cedars in MI. Ellis swamp, knecling
pom a large fat rock having apnarepi- |!
Y just awakened from, q nap. She did k
OF seem to pc frightened but asked, il
.paDa MaSiCOminp.D ~,
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CORA 1LL.',

The sudden change Of. %ea or causes many
to complain Of hard colds.
4srJshaS: mhch,pss have commcnccd lbe
Galfs won among us with unusual mNepects.
/ merchant, Fred. is laying in. 2 good
stock Of goods for the I'LL Trade,
Al, Jonesis doing agood business on Fri
day Of West Cornwall buying butter. Those in
terested In the AIDE VII find 1t 10 their interest
TO give him a call, "a '--ti hr'tsA 81,
Tho school in Dist So oohmien- sine fn
tel IN on Monday next, under the care of Miss
N aria Douglass. r -. 1911 e..
-Quitea company OF young people assembled
at tho residence Of Mr.. N. u, Douglass, on Friday
evening last, To- epjoy a social hop. A comniodi-
Gus platform was arranged outside. where in the
refreshing evening breeze. beneath Die over
hanging brancheslof tho Gins. by fsuha's silver
light. they tripped tho light fantascc- Patnode's
quadrillo hand was attendance and furnished
music fsf the secession. Refreshments and iee
cream was served, and the evening long to bt
frericmbefedi those present passed pleasantly
away. TT. - ? .
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%BRI


--rhc twins at MI. Tylcr's are very sick viii
cholera .nfantum.
"a fishing party left here on Tuesday for {
weeks tour among The Adirondacks.
-Don't forget The address before fhe upior
next sunday at the NJ. e. church, byi1,oy. Horace
Crane, at four 6'clock, p. M.
r-lsS Cole arrived home from his trip to Il
city oirTucsday. lie is looking quite refreshed
He' Brings good reports from hisdboys at HOLY
Ole. ~ -sa s..t-s.l 81 sfi fr. .- Hfa.
MIRA. WIN Newton Inns an Adams apple
planted this spring, which stands more than three
feet high, anu is a beauty, sure. 1t will lie on ex.
Inhibition at tlIc county mir Ut Middiebury If moth.
Ing "Details Il. U1l ~ +Tf I
NJ. elias. Tier had n horse and harness
stolen from his premises last Friday rieht. The
horse was taken from II pasture near his honse
The thieves stolen was on and another harness
from Mr.. Delphi, near the mountain. No trace
of the parties have been discovered, as yet.
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RIPTON.

tEG,A, Baker had the misfortune to lose a va
uabic COW recently. ..t
w. W. Billings has had a very sick horse o
late, with,it is said, some symptoms ofpoisOning
1t is the same horse TINT was stolen.
"+Wn iihs Seen declared against the gent
man with a long namo from Colorado. Hi
clansmen' IRE numerous and IT is quite doubtfI
how, The fight VIII tel inmate. but it is fun for the
dispensers Of Paris Green and London Purple
WHO laughsand grow fit on .thc profits.
!. 1-There is y l9ir prospect that Mrs. Fanny Pi-
per MIL soon pbtain n pension on accor 1t of a
son who died in the service. Uuele Sam is 2 lit.
ne tl0w 1t timct, but don't forget the services OF
the boys IN bind who saved his farm for him to
.cultiy ate With flee labor.
''4,Battdf, 81 lhe Inn, is enjoying life hugely
With a heuseiGI of guests, still there is always
room fdf'onc' more. His visitors appear to an
preciqte him, for one of them told us that tr's
was hiI eighth feason there.
' AHA -IAANA
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/ BRISIOLA

/ Cooler wcaiher!"' '""'t ''s'"' Be-
fSSsHSif .su,4.f .dt 80
Mine hbst Ridley 'of the Bristol
House, is having q cupola built on his
barn.
ard glad to- lheau that, Ill. C.
Muhsifiis improving under tho care of
DR.. Prime. l.a.t asI4 ,"i ,..,ie
LEWIS, Butler, who had Ills ribs
cracked The other day Hout on The
IF. w. Noyes is building an addi-
ton to lis house, oil West. Street, and
mt king Other Improvement. -
Mrs. Calvin Smith. had the .misfor-
tune TO break her ankle last Saturday
in going to the spring for water. ~.i4 d
-LoreH Jhcobs' boy, aged z years,
feA OF b Heslce and. fractured his arm
badly. Hf was attended by DIR.
frme. c-jHi .rir ,it 80 iii-, o., .,,.,i -,
Willie Roberts Sawed Lis thumb
nearly off pit Bechy Dale Monday
morning. pr. Prime dressed The in
jufed member. ''' "' 49, '" "''N 7
-.TIn9 new Office, ware house, Nc, OF
EtBo. Bfil opNaMufacturinS Co. is nearly
complete. When dohe t. will be b
handsome btilding. "''" - "'''o
-E..A, Tfipp is .canyassing Bristol
for a Dircctbpy and Gazetteer OF add.
SON codhfy, e4Is is meeting, with geos
success, lip die way of subscribers to,tbC
kwork. i..g.: - .,f- -3te .ai.s. o, i,.,i.
4 St-ES3sIs -
: -2campia9 is all the rage now.
Those who chnnot leave home for thai
pprppb Sti6H up q piece of cotton oletl
it thesfrmlt yard and crawl under il
4ana4 leth ipw lnation do The rest. ra'' y
The trustees of tic Methods
church arc ont with a notice this week
to the effect that certain n~uisanccs Tons
existing in and near their house Of wof
shin mttst BE hbated. An loyers'of law
taadbrdSr viii say amen, ~ :,
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q. f. Skill, recently had a narrow
escape from death through the mistake
of a Hinsbufg a~potheeary in preparing
a physicians prescriptions by mixing q
deadly solution OF poison, which the
patient, who had stakon the same pre-
scription several times before thought
tpyy4 A. eunnatural appearance. and
took the~ .precautioh to have 1t examin-
ed before using. -~ao - - 7 :
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County News.
VERGENNES.

.LH HH Pro- 70 -l
Hon. S. III Cross, of Westerly. r. T.
is a guest at the Basin Harbor Home,
stead, on the lake shore.'. ~
We have d new dentist in town.
Mr.. E. F.. Townsend, of Bristol. His
Office is in Dycr's Block, Main street.
The coal dealers are doing. a lively.
trade in "black diamonds" A large
territory is supplied with this class of
fuel from Vergcnnes.
We notice that Prof. See3evao OF
N ddlebury College is stopping at tie
re sidcnce of Mr.. Joseph Newton. Fer
risburgh, at an easy distance from the
leke. = eSMH| -,
EThe boating faeilities Of cur place
were quito their lest Thnrsdaymor1ing.
4he,day was unusually fne, the time
profltiors for a days leisure among. the
farmers, and from every difestion paf:
ties came into town to take a trim on
tta"Lilynn nr4he "GazeHc,y ns oppo,.
unity afford. Both boats were Iilieds
For evening parties they are in good
HdoinaAdn SO many afGd summcfiiiS N
~Verecnncs and vicinity that a o rty
can be impovised-e on short notice. -
Rev. M. L. Stimson, a graduate of
Oberlin, preachedxSunday mcrping in
atcgA9pgIfgfYop4 fehsrrh; b the
evening hegave d sketehVf fAe 1ield Of
labor in Northern China, To which place
he has been appointed missionary, un-
der the auspices of the A. BIC. f. Nj.
His sermon in the forenoon was listen
cd to with much interest, his remarks
IN the evening were full of information.
MI. Stimson, accompanied by, his wife,
left for his home in Tho eastern world
on MeaftN Sias SaSS francisco; Mrs;
Tho sudden DEATH from .apopieSy,
ON Thursday last, of Mr.. Ezra A,
Scovcl, was a sad shock TO many hearts,
His health has been feeble for q long
time, but no apprehension ofimmediate
danger. was. felt. lie went home to
dinner aas usuab fapdA afterwards o
clhdcd 10 He down ( few minutes. Mo-
long after Mrs Scovel went in to sec
how he was, and found him quite nm.
conscious. DIR. Woodbridge was call
ed, but he had passed beyond the reach
OF medical skill before the physician
arrived. To all appearance his death
was painless. Thus died in the forty.
eight year of his age one whose form
and face have been familiar to us
almost daily. Quiet and unobtrpsive
in his habits and manners, his home
@aad hisa6psiiess cqpgasssd his ambi'
toD.E lie NVhs ahfesteesned official O.
the masonic fraternity, and the regard
of his brethren was manifested at the
grave of their deceased brother. The
funeral occurred Saturday, Aug. I3,Rev
Geo. IL. Hall officiating. He leaves a
wife and two children, a son o nc
daughter. Public sympathy is extend
ed TO the bereaved. There are many
who were his associates, and are now
residents in. other states who viii lcarf
with deep 1offpvsbf hx audderA aat
unexpected death.
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Parker, the ghfaewho commifted the
alleged assault 81 Mrs. Bun, in lid Nd
irondacks a fewAvceks since, aud whose
fatal shooting bt an officer has ,beda de-
tailed, proves d be one Frank Cqokc,
a native of Shell bn. Some-eLght IehrB'
ago he was arrested for adnltcEs1Nith
a woman in niahgate and while j jail
in st. Albans dsyhitng triais knocked
cell and escapcd but was recaptnied
in a few months, ma Sentenced toa
year in state pfison lie served oak
his term, wentNbaek to IIighgate ami
was oae Of the toughest clAraStcrssin
for mtoAicaiiob but was pm,ioned
out by the go s6rnor and lef.fof parts
ippknown. At lines since thcn no has
been heard Of Dealing horacs and do
ing other orlmhnal acts. IFS poyr q
in the Reform Sfhoel at VerAennes for'
J stealing.
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hf|triooN' Hff' "Jcr!
Miss Ida lgWaush has i been VISITING
at A. W. Hides. war '1'i 'sH'
--Grasshoppers are now commcnc-
ing on. trees, stumps or anything ap-
p%roachable.
The army worm is here in small
numbers, some denials notwithstqpd-
ling. - "t,* ~fi'N%"i" =
Rev. 4. Bulard, of tho baptist
church, lectufed last Sabbath, on NMis-
sion Societies. Pr 80 sral p! e-,rsnii.
Rev. Mr. Pratt, of Mass, has been
in town holding meetings in 'some oil
the school hoases. -
On Friday, Aug. Is, anumber OF
the southern, boys, though not in
the historic "grey," yet with arms and
equipments. completes suddenly ap-
peared at NertoDtown, and charging
flercely upon the "Norton, army cap.
|turche mostibf them, - marched them of
TO Knowles Park, and there judicious-
ly placed them, and then opened q
well planned httAckson Gen. Base Ball,
The battle ragged with,now aud then an
exultant "bawl," till the. ganquished
surrendered, when the officer Of the
day called OIL his troops, and marching
to Norton's soon despatched the sup.
per, which being by "Toot md Lind
was, of course, 0. *
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Notices.

HETErRf
New Timothy seed at II. d
Dodge's.
II. b. Dodge has 1900 cedar post
for sale.
"A large stock of trunks and bags
at Beckwith Il Co.'s.
Ladies' hand scwed button boots
at Beckwith II Co.'S.
Five or six hundred pounds of nice
mess pork f~or,sale by G.. ID. Earl.
Call in at Hub Dining Rooms and
see q splendid lot of tobacco and cigars,
the largest in ttown.-~
"A nice lot or mcerschalim and
briar-root pipes, eheap, at HUB Dining
Rooms. W.. DfLMAfE,
A very large assortment fan c1nfh-
ing, hats, caps, boots and shoes, just
received, prices lowest Mt i, a. Bond
81 Bros. ..-.~.
Beware of old secondhand Singer
sewing machines when you can buy q
real new improved, genuine, Singer
machine at T. M. Chapman " Gp.t ia s,ssE s
1 have returpcd b my Backsi1f
shop in MiddleburY yyithl all The Latest
improvements inssh9fBs sh6e7A Is ND
shall be pleased to seeilall my former
customers. a. w. CARf.
Second excursion 10, Boston will,
leave Middlebury in about two weeks.
Date and full particulars to. be. an
nounced. Parties desiring to go will
do well to engage tickets OF George f.
Marshall, M~iddlebury.
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EAST M~IDDLEBURY.
frR sJga Temph II lstaedatt ID
soplh end Of Lake. HhtbSeEwSers
tlfE fdalnn Ground snniephM II Mn4dS

ness Tor such parties. A part landed
from the lake, from the boats, others
by their teams. The view of the lake
from the grounds was SPLENDID. The
shrubery gave a shelter e. from aIy
scorching sun, the cool refreshing wind
from the north gave for the party a
quiet ramble and sitting. A few Loaf
rides and the party wasgsumponedkte'
the 4abIes for rsfreshhepfsEgR C6e op.,
Rtioh did hDhdfao the aadfess AAfer
the blessing was invoked by Rev. S. w.
Bidwell, the party fed bounteously and
a generous supply remained. The
whistlef6 the steamer snmmofiea the
party to another ride. After a social
time which renewed friendship, a part
took the steamer for the Dunmore
house, others their team for home. It
was q good day. =, LII
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19
STATE ITEMS.

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AZ semi.atAnual dividend OF three per
ceit has Overwhelmingly the Passum :
sic railroad.
e. {. COPELAND of Lebanon, N. H.,
formerly d resident of Windsor, this
State, has been arrested for stealing
horses af Ehficldi Ns1E ~ IL
~ Ninety+hfcc d. dc darnless andsns
durable havp bffrg rchovef from One
insane asylum atF Brattcboro in'accor-
dance with the new orders.
.,. The ,UpiNcrsalist State convention
will be held nt Barre, Aug. %, 81 and
%. Rev, MI, Whitney of Brattleboro
gives the occasional sermon.
ZMr. Hiram A. Cutting of Lunenburg
has. been elected to a life-membcrship
in the American Institute of Christian
Philosophy in that city.
I In Burlington, during July, there
I'werc 10 marriages, 81 births and sc
deaths ;'drrihg July, 1850, theRe wore
rs bhfffsard q deaths: ~. - .,.,
| The slaughter house of w. l.. Leland
of Moptpelief was burned a few days
fago. by; a. Supposed incendiary fire.
The loss on the building was about
t$6W.ert
II is understood that the Brattlcborc
I4Iousc of1Irattleboro will close rs soon
as the hoarlld's can find other aecomo
l1ations, on account OF financial embar
easements,
b. Mr..SmWI Cummings, the retiring
general passenger and ticket agent o
tthe Fitchbur$ railroad, has received
present ofyolinsQn,'s Encycl9redia from
his associates in lie 4tepaftmitH@
Edward sbbuAhs shailing rom Bel
lows Falls, whs arrested at Whitefield
N. IL, last Monday, on a charge of big
my, and committed TO jail. Spauldin;
was recently, married to a Miss Car
tpcnter of Burke, VT, at Carroll, N. III.
whore she was teaching school,. 1t i
claimed that Spaulding has a wifi
| living in Clarrmont, Mass, to whom h,
has been married several wears. Ill
claims to belihvc she is deaa.
a Young SON of II. IL. tGilmGn, ep
ployed in II. NJ. ChhHs sfaStdr} at Bur
lihgton was caught in the shafting Of
Thursday of last week. All his clotbe
were torn from his body and q sever,
wound was Inflicted on bis head.
Fifteen sheep were killed by light
ming in Woodstock the other day
Fourteen of them were found on a spac
about four by fifteen feet, and Their
were no bruises or wounds of any kin,
10 be fouAd,upon the carcasses.
A colored boy, who said his nam
was Merritt Johnson, was arrested q
s sf ! ; e hSrse rtihiisEEfff8Rosnn spis|atttt
crime and was teisap tdNew Yetk q
trial. Johnson excited suspicion by o.
feriBg to sell the animal for $40.
The st. Adams Land League hs
voted to take part in the union picni
of Vermont Land Le9guers propose
Iby the branches at Burlington an
Winposki. The picnic will be held
Queen City park, Augustl2A provide
il can be obtained on that date.
. Daniel Williams, an employe of III
Horton quarry at Poultney, leased b
william Williams, fell so feet into III
lpit on Tuesday afternoon. his sku
WIS crushed. lie was standing at III
time ona platform, emptying a barre
with. which water was bailed from tn
fquarry, when the platform fell carryin
him with it,. Slight hopes are enter
tanned of his reesfssNy-=
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