The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-02-16

Childs u Powers. general insurance
agents. Bennington, is in town.
TWcnty-siX Mddebury couples took
Il slcigh-riuc to East iddlcbury, We'd
uesday night, and had a dance at the
Glen House.
Mr.. Albert Chapm and Col. Mead of
Randolph went to Washington, last
night. o. look alter the interests of the
wool groves.
Butter sold in This market, Monday, at
p and 30 cents, the latter for that from
ncW-inii IN cows. Quite an amount was
sold, considering the time of year.
Peter rudo, an employee of the Cutter
Marble company, is becoming somewhat
famous for his strength. lie is six feet
- inches tail and weighs 210 pounds.
The cross roads in the greater part of the
county are filled with heavy drifts. rem
dering travelling upon them in nowise
agreeable.
Mr. Ira Doty. W no went to Chic re-
Gently with consignment of sheep for
Mcssrs. j.. \. 4 j. \. Wright, returned
on Saturday last and is now ut his home
in ljrIdpcrt.
Mr.. George W. Bennett of Manchester.
i''ii,I'''S ON CTu','A , - III owl ehyaSeu
u Go. Mir. Bennett is an artist in his line
of business and the work is certain to be
"c'l u'h''
Mrs. Darwin Rider has been awarded
the silk quilt which the ladies' of st. Ste
phcu's parish disposed OF at their fair in
December. 10 was TO be given to the one
who guessed nearest to its weight. and
Mrs. Rider hit II, on the exact amount.
two pounds.
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end they will appoint treasurer and or
game a committee to procure ministers.
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NIocH VI O''N.i." III, coIl,P'',S' - again
the pulp mi,L. Four weeks ago last
Monday Nr. Fisher had the misfortune,
while nj his home in Bellows Falls. to
make mis-stcp and fall down stairs.
breaking several ribs. lie has not vet
fully recovered from the injuries then
sustained.
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The Marble Savings bank Of Rutland.
which commenced business February |.
has now about dirty dopoSitors and its
deposits aggregate about sIO. 900. The
cuisines ,ui lhr present is done ut the
| Rutland County National bank. the tell
or Of that institution acting for the pres-
cut a. treasurer of the savings bank.
Gen. Edward II. Ripley is president of
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John a. King. who has long been q
| familiar figure ON our streets. died il
| Bristol at midnight. Tuesday. from the
effects of injuries received on Saturday
night. that afternoon lie drove from
here TO Bristol. While putting up hi,
horse ar caring for it. he was kicked and
badly hurt. Several ribs were broker
and Internal wounds made. The imme
diato cau-e of death was internal hcmor
image The animal Which inflicted In,
wounds was young and ugly. The de
ceased was known by most horse men il
tho state. Others Of our readers will re-
member linn us The one who was convict
! ed of hi ling Noah thompson at Bristol