Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

Over seventy tickets for the New ork !
excursion of Tuesday were sold at this |
station. Among those who went were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bond, Postmaster
Peck, DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Sheldon, Mrs. |
NJ. A. Munroe, Mr.. G.. f. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. Gasca Rich, Mrs. o. A. Bick-
nell and Mr.. J. f, Negus. Mr.. Marshall
sold all the staterooms placed at his dis
posal several days before the excursion
came off.
Letters addressed as follows have re-
manned at the postotfice one month I'M
called for Edward Ash, Mrs. Eugene
Bizalln, Miss Fanny Barrows, Mrs.
Baxter, Edward Bartlett, Jos. Clark,
Maggie Carmody, Mary Carmody, Mrs.
Maggie Cornell, Mrs. n. y. Drew. Chas.
w. Evarts, Fred Fuller, Miss Hannah
Forrest, Mrs. d. p. IIulburd, Mrs.
Camelia King, Moses Marseilles, Henry
Marceal, Miss Maggie Manning, Chas. W.
Norton, II. Z. Noble, c. G.. Pulsipher (2),
John Roberts, Amos =. Smith, \. c.
Sumner, Warren /. Townsend.
The case, State vs.. Michael McNully,
was tried on Friday last before Justice
r. II. Mcleod. Grand Juror Slade prose-
cutting and W. II. Bliss, Esq, defending.
! The respondent was fined 50 and costs.
$500. Sl3.G9 altogether. The respond
ent's family and that of Timothy Sullivan
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the upper pulp mill, and the proximity
of the parties seems not to have been
conducive to amicable relations; trouble
ensued, and in the course of the difficult
ties Michael emptied IA quantity of dirty
refuse on the head of Mary, wife of Tim
othy. Hence this prosecution.
The ten-years-old daughter of Mr.. Jas.
Smith. who lives on Mr. G.. c. Chapman :
farm east of the village, was very badly
injured last Friday by "A horse. She was
sitting upon the back Of the animal
which had on harness, when it became
frightened and she tried to jump off Hel
foot caught in the harness and threw hel
under the horses feet. When picked VI
it was found that a hole had been GU
through her right cheek, and that he
lower jaw was broken at the eye-tootl
on the left side. Whether the injurie
were produced by kick from the hors
or whether it stepped on her is unknown
She is doing well under the care of Drs
Eddy and Kingsley. The latter ha
= made peculiarly-shaped splint t
, hold the broken bone in shape till
knits. and, unless something unusua
! happens. no serious results are expected
Il There was quite disturbance of tn
public peace, Saturday evening. and
: looked at one time as if IA serious ro
h might come of it. Robert Steele drON
u rapidly through the streets, crossing Il
:, bridge Il number of times at Il speed til;
: threatened destruction to anything tn
came in the way of his vehicle. 1t W;
o suspected that he had been drinking t.
= much, and the officers attempted to "A
l. rest him in the vicinity of the Wallet
: dock. lie resisted StOutlN. iliuc gre
noise and crowd soon gathered. Maj
p of them took sides with Steele, and IA tr
Is fight seemed imminent. But at last OF
+. or two of the cooler heads got Steele o
II of the crowd and heard his story, wh'
he was released. 1t was earned TIN
at that his wife was seriously i'll and tn
H. the cause of his furious driving was
N desire to procure a physician for her
y speedily as possible.