Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-11-26
State olepE.

Rutland has a newly-organized polit-
zeal economy club.
Factory Point will hereafter be known
as Manchester Center.
Fourteen of the 29 engines ON the
PHSSumpsic road are now coal burners.
Rutland. too. is going into the winter
sports business. and toboggan club has
been organized there
Jesse Driscoll cut his throat at Factory
Point the other day and died from the
wound. He had been drinking hard.
Jeanie Mansfield of Burlington. AIRED
20, killed herself there Friday. the ami
versary of the death of her lover wear
ago.
AT the recent burning of Bernce Weeds
house and barn in Pawlet. George Bur-
ton lost s24OO in coat that hung in the
the barn.
The Estcy company's pay roll was
SD 900 this month. As some Of the men
are working nights, it will probably be
S24,UO next mouth.
man named Cutler. at work on the
granite quarries barn in Montpelier. was
blown to fragments Saturday night by
the explosion of some powder he was
handling.
At North Hero child of Edward
Bushey, two years old, sat down in a pail
OF boiling water, and was so badly burn
ed that fears are entertained that ii will
not recover.
The creamery at Newport between
June II and August | used 3O4, O7l lbs.
of milk and made 1907 lbs. of butter.
1t sold for S22lO.7O, an average of lG $40
cents Il pound.
Within the last few DAYS Beeman
Brothers of Swanton have shipped and
taken orders TO ship 247 $50 buckles to
the overall trade: also lGl $50 butcher,
loops used in the latest style of overall.
Last winter Miss Rosa Williams of
Waterford accidentally got pushed upon
bench while at school. iniuring her
spine 50 that She la, been obliged to Law
on her back ever since. She died Sunday
night.
DIR" Allen NcQuade, who has been
selling AN Indian squaw tea" on the
streets without license, was fined $50
and costs at Rutland the other day and
Is in Jail awaiting the action of the
county court
some of the losses by the Townsend
fire have been adjusted and some of the
losers will rebuild. The town begins to
feel the necessity for fire apparatus and
water supply. Th, is the second disas-
trou> fire within thirty years.
\ public exhibition of the new Sil,by
steam fire-enginc at Bellows Falls recent
" called out about the whole village.
The children were let out of school to see
the sight. The town have bought. also.
500 feet of rubber hose for the steamer.
the house and lot on the West Park in
that town to the Methodist church there
for use a. parsonage. He also gave
$1,000 for Il bell and $1,000 TO the sunday
school of which he was superintendent.
The first State conference of the young
peoples societies of Christian endeavor
will be held at Burlington December IT
and Is, when Rev, Mr.. Clarke. the found
er of the society, will speak, and leading
clergymen of the State will make adj
dresses.
Citizens SIENNA and PerrOn of ST. Al
bans are endeavOring to get share of
SO, 100000 belonging to deceased rela-
tive of Paris, France. named Bonnet,
and another family by the name of Bushy,
of that place, have high expectations
from the estate of one Lomot of France.
The number of prisoners in the house
of correction increases rs winter APP
proaches, and now there are 30 inmates,
of whom are women. There are only
16 cells for the male prisoners and it has
been necessary To put double cots in
many of them. I'm addition is needed To
the prison Department. Herald,
George Fowler, one of the oldest resi-
dents of East Arlington, committed
suicide recently by taking laudanum.
lie took nearly two ounces about $50