Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-08-07
State l1erps.


Brighton last Friday while booming logs
in Hobson & Sons milpond.
Mrs. William Brown, a middle.o0ed
woman, fell down stairs at Barre Tnee.
day night and died in few hours.
a young boy named Robert Merchant
was run over by an express team at
North Barre Tuesday and died that
night.
The 18th annual session of the grand
lodge l. o. of 6. r., is to be held ON
Wednesday and Thursday, October II
and -, at Rutland.
Inc FIRST Baptist church of Burlington
mas called Rev. W. 5. Roberts. d. d. of
Rockland, Me-, to become its pastor. If
Is understood that DR.. Roberts will ac-
cept the call.
Inc Home Publishing Co. is a new
burlington concern. 1t will publish the
vermont and New Hampshire Registers.
"Self Help and Home Study" and a
medical journal soon to be announced.
The Brattleboro daily Evening Times
suspended publication Monday night, af-
Ter issuing 81 numbers, with an editorial
OBITUARY headed Busted" The proprie-
tors give as reason for suspension lack
OF advertising patronage.
The treasury agent who went to st.
Adams to inspect the site for the public
building there has recommended to Score
tary Foster that the property at the
kingman foundry and Centre street.
valued at $500, be selected
1t has been decided to begin the re-
moval of the State insane from Brattle-
boro to the new asylum at Waterbury
next week. DIR. Draper thinks they can
De moved best in small lots; so it will
take some time to transfer them all.
AT Essex junction. Sunday night, Paul
farazo, while intoxicated, horsewhipped
MS wife and three children from their
nome. Saturday morning Parazo beat
MS wife about her face and head and
pulled her from her bed by the hair. He
Is an Italian and has been arrested.
Inc North congregational church of
st. Johnsbury has received legacy of
$500 from the estate of Miss Mary Smith
and $1,000 by the will of ex-GOv. Horace
Fairbanks. The income of both legacies
Will be used for the relief of the poor in
that church.
Bridget Malone of Bennington, who
falsely accused the Episcopal rector of
tilat town, for whom she worked as do
nestle of taking improper liberties with
Ier, and was convicted of criminal libel.
mas been sentenced to one year in the
workhouse and to pay fine of 500 and
costs.
Inc Wolcott copper mine employs
about thirty men and expects to more
than double the force before long. The
vein being worked in the side drift has
Widened out. and shows 20 per cent pure
ore. When six per cent pays for working
1t Will be seen that profitable Job has
been struck.
The steam mill of L. d. Hazen of St.
Johnsbury was burned at Miles Pond,
Sunday morning. The cause of the
fire is unknown. Four hundred thou
sand feet of lumber and three freight
cars were burned and the loss will be
$4,000. The mill was insured for
$500 and the lumber for $500.
Roxbury dispatch says: Fish Com
missioners c. c. Warren of Waterbury
and Noyes of St. Johnsbury were here
Saturday and located the State fish hatch
cry, near the Spaulding mill, about two
miles south of this station. This is
splendid location; one large spring
throws sixty gallons of water per minute,
and several smaller springs and brook
are near by. E. n. Spauding donated the
land and springs. John Q. Flint has been
appointed superintendent to have charge
of it, and the work will begin at once on
the building. The last Congress appropriate
ed the sum of $1,000 for the establishment
of federal hatchery in Vermont and it
is proposed to erect the buildings for both
the national and State hatcheres on the
same premises.
The engine Maquam, running wild,
collided with the through freight going
west on the st. Johnsbury and Lake
Champlain railroad. near Danville. Sat
urday noon. Engineer Leslie of the Ma
guam had leg and arm broken and re-
ceived such internal injuries and burns
as to make his recovery doubtful. En-
gineer Leonard was badly injured by
steam. A brakeman was thrown from
the train and badly burned by fire in
the caboose stove. The wild engine was
backing down grade and the tender was
completely demolished. The engine re-
colled from the shock and ran three miles
up grade, only stopping when the steam
became exhausted, The front of the
freight engine was demolished. Engi-
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