Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-02
State l1eps.
The Rutland county fair netted about

Burlington pays half the taxes of Chit
tenden county.
The thermometer got w to 95 III the
shade at Waterbury on Friday.
Col a. +. Walker and family have
left Rutland for Chicago for the winter.
The freshman class al Norwich univer-
sity, Mortified, is unusually large this
year.
Dysentary is epidemic at Bellows Falls.
Over 30 children were sick with it at one
time.
Secretary Proctor has given $1,000 to
Derby academy, where he was student
in his youth.
Burglars broke into two safes in stores
at Gaysville last week, but got only $50
Tor their pains.
The Rutland county grand Jury found
% true bills, most of them for violations
of the liquor law.
f. II. Button was convicted of cruelty
to ANIMALS by Jury in Rutland, Tuesday,
and fined S25 and costs.
Nine Rutland liquor dealers were fined
total of $3.50 by the county court Tues
day for violating the law.
Barre and East Barre are to be con-
nected by a railroad mile and half
long which is now building.
II. II. Mason of Springfield has re-
ceived an order for sixty pairs of OK
bows to be shipped to Egypt.
The union savings band of Morrisville
opened for business the last of July and
Sept. % its deposits amounted to ST.
SSJ.15.
Two suspicious characters, detected
stealing grain at Somerset. attacked +
ID. Chase and stabbed him lust below the
heart They then went through his
pockets and fled.
Fire at Roxburv the other dav in 4.
W. Tewksburv q Sons lumber yard
DESTROYED $1,000 worth of dressed lum-
Der. The fire caught from the mill en-
CINE. There is no insurance.
Rutland is likely TO have a coffin MANN
factory. which will remove thnrn from
Pittsford. II is proposed to organize a
stock companv with canitol of S35 OO0
divided into shares of 500 each,
N;;oboo, rroho &c po.no IN ,.o.. 81,
was fond drownnd ~ tho y ~ pIo V,u'
hnroh Er;dav ,nor,n;,r liz ''.,s inst
Scan to rat oe tha s,ao,nar Var,,,t
THURSDAY in an intnviootod nnrditiam
w.. - go NV 49, Vn0i''0''
me aI'nuai session Oh the STATE grand
iouge vi 1000 lemplars VIII DE helu III
toha" ond Is 'Eh anu ,i liz ~ e'"t n.y.
I00 doiaratos fron, tho Iod@as IN tha 80 80,
on1 ,osso;,I,, ~ '''0 - ~
p ~ ny
u - rider OF Searsburgh met with a
peculiar accident last saturday, While
ci0ppihg emp remained on the edge
vi MS axe ana upon striklhg the heX'
snvoro ' mosh ~, ~ fnrohoo od'''''S qu''e
Mrs. El'Aa biacklher' an aged resident
OF bennington attempted suicide sun
day oy cutting her throat while the
lamlly WIN when she IVes was al
cnurch. ana lies IN critical condition
she Is u years ola ana quite deal
Charles y. Galaise, the candy maker
who was drowned at Montpelier las
/ A-pril ana whose Dody was not round FOL
I'VE weeks, was BRUSH SUBJECT ahc
,hal government wants the rulhors ina
he came TO MS ehd py Ioul means inVes
gateo.
y ~ Nies or II. JohhSbury was drlv
lng yoke OF oxen when thunderstorm
cam" up \ number OF his cows were
coming [" the Darn IN single ME- whel
llghtnlng struck and Killed the last one
o I'iiU" inat ',ieo. i w. N'los' WIN wa
"oou' t"cH'' io"' instant
lhe i'th annual meeting OF the Yer
mont W. {. 1. l., will be held at the
south church 1t. Johnsbury, October .
) and .. The general officers, county
presidents, state superintendent and two
/ delegates from each of the auxiliary
local W. g. L. l., compose the annua
meeting.
In the cemetery at Rovalton are living
/ in a row four generations of meli-father
son. grandson and great-grandson. each