Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-10-28
State 17eps.

Inc shoe factory in South Royalton
was opened Friday under the direction
OF IL. W. Shugg and II. Z. Holden of Bos-
Ton, trustees. They will run out the stock
on hand IN settlement of the affairs of G.
H. Abbott, who failed few weeks ago.
Lewis Donnely, IS years old. fireman
on the Central Vermont railroad. while
oiling his engine at Chester, Thnrsdav'
was caught in the machinery and horri-
bly, mangled He was taken to Rutland.
where he died that afternoon. He was
unmarried
George F. kibling has received his dis
charge fiom the house of correction. con-
dtioned upon his good behavior. If will
be necessary for him to report to the pov-
ernor once in 80 days. Kibling is the
noted Norwich liquor seller who was SEN
fenced to serve term of oyer 60 years.
The 10Th annual reunion of Vermont
officers will be held at Montpelier on
Thursday, Nov 3. The Grafton will be
delivered at O'Clock p. M, by Col. j.
IL. Goulding of Brattleboro. in the rep
resentative hall. and the annual banquet
VIII take place at the Pavilion after the
literary exercises.
The State Sabbath School association
crossed an interesting and profitable two
days session at Brattleboro on THURSDAY.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Rev. 7. q. Shorbnrna
OF Ehosburg Fails; treasurer, L. w. Haw-
icy OF Brattleboro; general secretary
i'cF' D. H. bapoltt OF west Brattleboro.
a resident of Troy, n. v, who was
born at Bennington and intends to have
his remains taken there for burial when
he shall have shuffled off this mortal
cemetery in Benninpton. fie IL in Good
health. with the nrosnect of lirisS0
good many wears VET bnt no nrnnosos
having his grave in readiness for Tho Anal
event in case if sbonld ron,a unnvn ,anti
edlv. ' N"0N p'0'
SATURDAY. niaht o,, a,.,,
tenre at Tho bnuao ,''a az u Wd AUNT
who lves naar ~ % .nooe! Walher,
Hartford arcident ~, W e,fu ia,no o'
stranger threatened ~ e 'S,r ltiu, ,h t,'e
mates. Walker and his wife fled from
the house bv a back way under cover of
darkness. They signallrd a freight train
and sent word bv the train men to Denmtv
Sheriff Peck of Hartford. who renaired RI
the scene with assistance. J-non arriving
there the miscreant attempted to draw .
revolver. but Peck securpd him Tbo
prisoner was well armed and is snnnosnd
to be the same man who held mn several
people last spring. He was iailed az
White River .Juucfion.
The friends of ,ndor TT r,
have sent - natition w thl ctat P
lature asling for a ~ ne 3oa't less
sudden disannearancn of iIn o,Jn l.,'4 t t,ie
the RrattIahnro ;nsano as,,t,,,p niIs ilV IN
was a,nnlovod u,,,o,t hS ,unn' "nei , iie
secn shea q an "',p'ie mas j, tlot , ueei
M NJ, IT r. ~ "uue 80; i0ov'
released from the asylum at Water.
bury, was confined at the Rrattleboro
asylum when Humphrey disanneared
and she SAYS that Young Humphrev com
mitted some slight offence on the dav
that he disappeared. and she swears that
for that offence he was strinned and
horse whipned. If il nor alIaaad h, har
that hi, death was directlv cansed hv IN
treatment. but that his sense of shame
NAV have led him 70 commit suicila
Tho troinuon on f.a;.... .a,. ,.
Rutland frnm tba on nor.h i' th lra'i dn.o
mo discovered deor no ~" t' ~, 'hU ';,o
fence near Pittsford The Train was
stopped and the men succeeded in cam.
turing the animal alive and uniniured
They took It TO Rutland. The news Thai
the trainmen had canturrd the deer
spread rapidly and hundreds of persons
gathered i'm the railroad ward to seq the
animal. As the law makes If ILLEGAL 70
kill deer in this State. reuort IF ira
capture was made to an officer of the
deer protective society. who went to the