The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-11
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p'i hNhN'NiiN NE ltliu 10 -bt.
Mr.. Abbott of Sutton committed
lie by cutting his throat with a pen
f%tleton had nearly twenty fatal cases
eumonia the past winter and this
g.
,ldon e Sons of West Rutland have
ontract for furnishing l1.000 sol
hcad-stones.
Y. John j. Randall. rector of the
fstcnt Episcopal church nj Airing
lied Oh the 18th ult.. at the age of
hry Gillctt of Thetford. 81 years
as cast his ballot for every Demo
nominee for President from Madi-
, Hancock.
Icca Root has been appointed post
II ut East llubbardton, vice Rev.
on Jones. deceased. and entered
his duties May !.
hard Morse, a veteran of the war of
died ut Bradford. last Friday. aged
lie was formerly II captain in the
ont militia. and ii highly esteemed
h.
Harry Smith who committed sui
n Dakota was from Eden instead of
hnsburv. and the young lady who
fused to fulfill her promise to mar
n was his cousin. Luella Adams.
W. Taylor, n freight conductor on
buth Eastern railway. fell between
rs while coupling at Sutton June
II Thursday night and had his left
badly crushed thai it had to be
tatcd below the knee.
is estimated that there are five
md tubs of old butter held by the
rs of northern Vermont now sell
it'll difficulty at ten cents per pound.
II year ago might have brought
and thirty-five cents.
5 Fannie Royce of White Creek.
inston county, y. y. has confess
{ she is II mother and her dead
has been found near there. She
les a Bennington doctor with mai
Ice. Arrests wi. be made.
body of Mary Sullivan of Ludlow.
lad been missing "A day or so. was
in the river at Ludlow. in water
waist high. Mrs. Sullivan had
slightly dcrangcd for some time.
ld been worse for the last few DAYS.
4, Il 2~3-year-old daughter of Al
Bohonon of Washington. was
dead in bed Sunday morning. the
1t. As she had retired the night
in usual health and spirits. much
H.. ar 80. H.. - l, load.
P%anifested. 1t was found she had
tilted suicide with prussic acid.
&c Jairus Crossctt of DuNburv
| a silO of cabbagrs the other day.
were set in Il trench, protected by
and covered by ten inches of
leaving Il hole for ventilation.
were no heads when put in. but
put with fine crisp heads ten inches
meter.
Governor Proctor has presented tC
wn of Cavendish n beautiful and
ing soldiers monument. which il
unveiled Decoration day. Prepare.
IRE being made to observe the day
manner BETTING its associations
J.. &. lIOlbrOOk of New York. whC
Foloncl of the 9Th Vermont rcgi
will deliver the address.
supervisors of the insane. in com
G with the requirements of the law
! by the last Legislature. and will
II concurrence and approval of til,
ntendent of the asylum. have dis
I'd thirteen State and town patients
If whom have been inmates of tn,
In for tvuatatx VraapG - SnNnral ntIo
are under consideration.
j. O. Cramton of Winooski dice
of heart disease, after Il painful
of fourteen weeks. in the 1ltl
pf his age. DIR. CramtOn was
of berkshire. Mass. was @radu
+ the CaStlctOn Medical college i
nd at Bellevue in 1852. and begal
actIcc of his profession in Fairfield
presented Colchester in the Icgis
of 1873.
rge Sylvester Marcy of Harlan,
o his barn to do his chores tn
night, and while descending a lad
IL IA short distance to the noOl
lg serious waS expected from th
mt at the time, but before mornin.
IAN TO grow worse, and one of hi
hold went to a neighboI for he'll
their return Mr.. Marcy was dead
owing is the appraisal of the req
of those citizens of Rutland VIII
bpraised at over S5O.O00 in tia
of property: Redfield Proctor
30; &. Clement, S21G.4Gt: Ii. Il
+, Sl3G,O50; II. II. Dyer. Sll5, 1873
m Gilmore. Slll.jl9: W. \
: estate. sos. log; Columbia MAJ
|mpany, 81. $3.50; j. W. Cramtor
y; Ripley Sons, SG0,GlG; f. Cha
go, l20.
Ion, Huston q Son of Blaudin,
illinois, with Mr.. Gibson of Can;
EST. made a combination sale {
b Park, Chicago. recently, of min
red Short-horns. eight yearlin
and one Young Duke bull. A
animals were bred by Col. !
b. Cannon at his stock farm
lrne and sold the rest of his heI
fton & Son. The results of II
r Park sale are most creditable, Il
e price realized being the high on
BIZ for the females and 50, 800 f.
Ian average all around of 81 go
Burlington Il Lamoille railroad III
| this board of directors: +. NJ. VI
n, ID. G. Iinsley, Cyrus NJ. Spaul,
orillo Noyes, Nathaniel Parker an
nee Barnes of Burlington. WalC
am of Hydepark, George w. He
Morrisville, IL. Smile of Car
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