Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
State lleps.

The Burlington high school on Friday
graduated "a pupils-the largest number
in its history.
The sheep-breeders of MorriSville and
vicinity have organized Cotswold
Breeders association.
Two burglars captured at Montpelier
last week have been bound over for trial
at the September term of court.
The st. Adams creamery disposes of
the milk and cream of 675 cows, and
| 1000 pounds of milk are handled daily.
Emma jerome has been bound over
for trial by the county court for stealing
"A gold watch and onyx ring, at Burling-
ton.
Rev. j. NJ. Gelot has resigned the
charge of the Catholic church at Pitts
ford to Rev. Charles Boylan of Rutland
and Rev. Mr.. Glynn.
Vermont hens do not seem to be doing
their whole duty. During the month
of May 4,24S, $3.50 eggs We're entered at
the st. Adams custom house.
Though the roads were in bad condi-
ton, G. A. Hoadley of Bennington rode
from that place to New Haven, Ct, on
his bicycle, distance of 1872 miles. in 20
hours.
At IIydeville, Sunday afternoon, Rich
ard Connolly went to visit at Mat Kelley :
house and got into row with him, dur
ing the course of which the latter stabbed
the former twice, but it is thought the
injuries inflicted will not prove fatal.
George Ely, brilliant young man of
Is, from Champaign, y. Y. while at
tempting to jump on to the mail train
the other day at the crossing half Il mile
below the depot at st. JohnSbury. lost
his hold and slid under the cars, having
both legs cut off above the knees. He
died the next day.
\ curious story comes from Barre. Mrs
Howe of East Montpelier, who wa,
hired as nurse for Il woman there, lost
her speech three years ago. and since
then had not been heard to utter Il lOud
word. On the day in question she wa
suddenly attacked with violent nausea
and when she recovered she could talk
in a. distinct voice a, ever
William l.. Moves. Il RichtOrd farm
or. 80 years old. shot himself dead
the other day. He had a row witt
James b. Midget. a neighbor, and stab
bed him slightly with "a pitchfork. Noye'
seeing the doctor pass his house becam,
excited, told his wife what he had don,
and Immediately Went to the barn ant
killed himself.
Some one stole hammer, bitStOck anC
horse shoe punch from John Richards
blacksmith shop in st. Johnsbury Thurs
day night and went to the Caledonial
mills. owned by 4. :. Mcleod, an,
= broke open the outer door of Mcleod
safe. They probably became trightene,
and left without getting inside the inne
door. There was only ST inthe safe Il
. the time.
| These are the nominations of the Wind
ham county Republicans: For Senators
+. W. Stoddard of Brattleboro and \, y
Swayne of Bellows Falls; States attol
, ney, II. Mann, Jr., of Wilmington; higl
= sheriff. j. II. kidder of Wilmington
Assistant Judges Walker and Clark
were renominated. The sentiment wa
unanimou. for Mr.. Edmunds and rail
road commission.
f The Chittenden county Republican
>. held their convention at Burlington Sal
, urday and nominated William Wells c
IL Burlington, 4. J. Stevens of Winoosl
e and Smith Wright of Williston for Sen;
II tors, ID. J. Foster of Burlington fo
States attorney, Il. W. h. Nichols G
Essex and j. +. Smith of South Burlins
]
|. Barton for sheriff. Edmunds resolution
- were adopted.
l These delegates 10 the Farmer
= national congress AT ST Paul. Mimi
e Aug. % next have been appointed h
l. GOV. Pingree; Al large-Dr. Hiram :
d Cutting of I.unenburgh, Prof. W. "
~ Cooke of Burlington, Orville NJ. Tinl
ham of Pomfret and Marvin W. Davis {
o Westminster First Congressional Di
= trict-Francis d. Douglas of Within
n and George G.. Smith of st. Alban
>, Second Congressional District-Elam y
~ Goodwin of Hartland and stephen
: Hastings of Waterford.
Is The Republicans of Washington count
+ have nominated: For Senators, Fred
Smith of Montpelier, William Chaplin
MiddleseX; for assistant judges, Zed
" Stanton of RoXbury, Ira ). Dwinell
Is Calias; for Judge of probate, liira
cr Carleton of Montpelier; for Sheri
81 Frank II. Atherton of Waterbury; f
- States attorney, Edward W. Bisb
o. of Barre Resolutions were adopt'
&c unanimously endorsing the plattor
er the State convention, instructing Il
senatorial candidates to support al
. assist in returning George +. Edmun
lc as senator to the national Congress.
Ia The Springfield (Nlass.) RePubhc'
re gets this Information from some sour
m or other: Lawrence Brainerd, VI
- fled from st. Adams after the failure
y' his bank there and his indictment t
'r' wrecking 1t, is said to be failing in heal
Is. rapidly, so blind that he can neither re
ore nor write, and supported by his wife a
. IA nephew AT Winnipeg, Man. His frien
y, and the stockholders of the Vermont
ed tional bank propose II suit in equi
against Bradley Barlow, to whom me