The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-30
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bers has been organized in Sherburne.
Otis Manley of Pittsford cut one of his
fingers on barbed wire fence and died
of blood-poisoning.
Rev. Father Gelot of Rutland is writ
ing history of the French Catholic
churches of the State.
The funeral of the late John p. How
ard. who died recently in London, was
held at Burlington yesterday.
Warren f. Wood. Montpelier carpen-
ter, 50 years old. fell from roof last
week and was probably fatally injured.
a $50 900 town-house is to be built at
Bellows Falls and include rooms for
opera house, postoflice and public
library.
The seventh annual festival of the
Episcopal church choirs of the Vermont
diocese closed at Burlington Thursday
night, the 22d.
The Congregational church at Rutland
has voted to call Rev. Samuel II. Virgin
of the Pilgrim Congregational church on
Madison avenue, New York.
Edwin Sanborn. mail carrier from
Barton Landing, was accidentally shot in
the leg the other day by companion so
that amputation was necessary.
One Hail, Richmond boy, was shot
in the side Sunday and dangerously
wounded by another boy who was try
ing to shoot squirrel with pistol.
Bartholomew Gould, y years old. as
sistant ticket agent at Waterbury, fell
dead while building a fire Monday morn
ing. lie was apparently in good health.
\ Burlington has skating club, the
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1t have rented the rink for one evening
of each week. and will hold series of
private skating parties.
j. l.. Bowman, a prominent citizen of
Royalton, who has held many offices in
the town, dropped dead Saturday. He
was the second Oldest representative at
tending the recent Legislative reunion at
Montpelier.
Charles Carlisle, IS years old, hung
himself at Woodstock Saturday after
noon. He had lived many years alone
on small farm and had just sold it, in
tending to 90 in IA day or two to Califor-
mia to live with a brother.
The st. Adams telephone service has
been annihilated by indignant subscribers,
who have ordered their instruments out
because of the rise in rates. All the
lines have been cut down and only pub
lie station to connect with two outside
villages remains.
Lane & Davis's store at Newport was
broken into by burglars Friday night,
the safe blown open and $500 in money
and several thousand in notes stolen. A
horse. carriage and harness were stolen
from Charles ). Batchelder, two miles
from the village and the tracks lead to
Canada.
a salisbury man was lately twice
? married to the same woman, all within
u hours. The first cermony was per-
l formed by New York minister and it
} was afterwards discovered to have been
performed Just oyer the Vermont line
and consequently illegal, so the affair
was done over again on the New York
side by Justice of the peace the follow
q ing day.
The Chamberlain post Grand Army
fair last week at st. Johnsbury cleared
about $1,000. The Sd Vermont regiment
, veterans FORMED an organization there
:, Friday with Mai. Thomas Nilsson of Rye
: gate. president; Col. 5. K. Pingree of
Hartford, vice-president; Mai. G.. w.
: Bonett of st. Johnsbury, treasurer; Capt
NJ. Montgomery, secretary; Albert Pad
dock, Mai Bonett, Col. Seaver, eXecu-
tive committee. The regiment was COM
posed of 10 companies recruited from
;, seven counties and was in Is engage
ments.
If is reported chat Edward A. Sowles
of ST. Albans has run away. At the re-
cent term of the United States court at
Rutland the indictment against him was
adiudped defective and he was released.
He then went from home to Plattsburgh,
I \. Y. ostensibly to arrange with his
brother TO bail him if he was arrested
i AGAIN. and since then has not been in st.
: Aibans and it is said that he is not at
Plattsbmgh, DepositOrs in the bursted
!. First national bank of st. Albans are
d talking about a dividend of 10 or Is per
cent soon.
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