The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-30
State News.

Mining company.
The Burlington Woolen company is to
erect new mill of large dimensions the
coming season.
For Decoration Day Westminster voted
$40. Londonderry $50. Grafton S25 and
Rockingham 500.
The students of the University at
Burlington are about starting paper, to
be called The Cynic.
Ed Decker of Swanton and John Nc
Mahon, wrestlers. will travel the coming
season with Barnum and give ring eXhi-
bt'ons.
A number of the younger members of
the Rutland county bar have formed
the Young Lawyers Club of Rutland
County.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the killington National bank
of Rutland to begin business with a cap
ital of 100000.
Wesley Brown, aged %. of Dummers-
ton. committed suicide by cutting his
throat with a iack-knife, last week. Cause,
temporary insanity.
1t is now considered possible that
Bishop Wiley will preside at the coming
session of the Vermont conference.
Bishop Peck's health will not admit of
his coming to Vermont. as he had in
tended doing.
William A. Russell will rebuild the
Vermont farm machine building at Bel
lows Falls as soon as the frost is out of
the ground. The new building will
probably be some 40 or 80 feet larger
than the old one.
Arthur MOrey. ten vears-old bov of
Chelsea. fell unon n sharp stick which
he had in his hand. and it entered his
thiUh TO the depth of about 6 inches and
broke Off recurring surgical opera
tion to remove II.
N., co,,.oll p,I.,. ,e II,,d, poI. os
instantly killed the other night by being
thrown from A highway bridge. the
horse her husband was drivinU oettino
out of the road in the darkness. Mr.
Rnker escaned with a broken am.
nr,o C.ata ,ooud of on;a,,,,,, h..
a,,irt'a, ~ 60 10 rI' s'r FL, a''no,, D'r
9 ;nm tha "S u;n,er mtr twentn.twn % "r ] 'neetinn,
i,nS 'ie VIII ho,, '"1n.s IVY mo e'I, hi' ~
been we'll attended. in many eases the
audience being very LARGE. and the farm
ers have p.rticinated i'm the discussion.
to q LARGE extent.
woman named hosa Muiqueen uiet
suddenly on the cars. near brandon. las
FRIDAY afternoon. she took the tran
Tor Brandon at vest Rutland. MIS-
inu'iuoun in m"T h"t,.u ,, VI ,;I '""o" "a,
u '~u ha sh S 'toad % tha "n' 'S,'.' s tI,,
Rsr,,as un,sa ~, W.S, p,,tl.nd '' VI WV
"a' ''o'' ~ ".''""
TWO poys named beak' IA ana l6 year
o'u' siept al tne ponce station; Burning
ION. Huhuay hlgnl' htVing walked iron
thelr nome III bloomingdaie' n. ~ 6'
mlIes Instant I'D Two DAYS. On sunday
thev made thlrtY-nve miles. having
EsSo~ I'o'| rontar emt ,"A0' i"eS "e'e 'o'"u ~
Ihere was wrestling match betweel
GeorSe w. fiagG Oh Vermont ana Jess
IL. hooiisoh OF batavla' New lork' a
DaIaVla' iasI riuav, hiSht III tDe presenc
10 i'UUo people; me hhatcn was cola
anu elo'w: lne oesI ciiree iails III hVe' 10
purse ol S'oU anu tne gaze money
WHICH "'iio''i'ieo W oooo' rlaSS Wol
Three oo"'s'
Mrs. Orland Austin, wife of the bag
SaSe-hias'er at " 'tiusor' was run owe
ny locomotive anu Instantly Killed
heiS'isor near ey ana was crossing I'll
rai'roau yaiu Wiiie seVeral trains wer
moving Mrs' Aus'lii 'eaVes TWO llttl
uauShters' aSeu SIN anu ei ght' Hhe wa
member oi 'iie hpiseopai ch'rch.
L. McFarlane. bridge-master, and
l.. Elkins. wood agent. of the South
eastern railway, received severe iniurie
at RichfOrd while riding in the sne,
plOw. which was thrown from the trac
and completely demolished. Mr.. Nc
Farane received bad cuts about the hea
ana race ana Mr. Eikins iad one LEI
oIoheh' Which may nave 70 pe aihputal
eu'
Chas. p. Abernethy. a Bristol man
bought of Penn Chase of Monkton pal
of steers, ten months old. which dresse
| $50 pounds. During the past seasol
Mr.. Abernethy has, according to an ex
change, raised on ten acres of land 80
bushels of potatoes and $50 bushels of cor
in the ear. He has raised POS pigs
month old and has sold $3.50 worth o
potatoes and Sl.325 worth of pigs. II
has butchered 100 beeves. l75 sheep, s.
veals, ljG hogs and % tons of poultry.