Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-08
State Oeps.

Bellows Falls is to have post of the
Ovation army.
Newport is to have a $4,000 opera
|use. 1t will be of brick and fire proof.
Forepaugh's circus is to show in Bur-
gton August | and at Rutland the
Xt day.
D. Il. Cutler was struck by a stick
fown by saw in mill in Searsburg
II his jaw was broken in three places.
he new Adirondack railroad, which
w. 5. Webb built, has been leased by
Central Vermont, which will operate
pr. Webb will build a railroad from
elburn depot to the site of his pro-
sed residence on the hill two miles
st.
Ohm Bashaw's four-years-old son was
owned at Westford, Saturday, by fall
/ into brook while returning from
ghbor's alone.
Mrs. Amelia J. Prindle, a daughter of
fred Allen of Milton, this State. and a
pendant of Ethan Allen. died in Bir-
ngham, Conn, the other day.
W. Ramsay, formerly of the Burling-
Independent, has become sole owner
the recently-established Barre
Per, the Granite City Leader.
liss Mary Carey, an aged lady living
+ the RoXbury road in Mortified,
burned to death March 20 by her
hes taking fire from a stove.
Upper has been found in paying
ntities on the farm of l.. A. Irish of
stford. who has bought machinery
will at once begin mining opera
hs.
homas Baker of Essex has been SEN
ced to two years at hard labor in
tie prison for perjury committed in
king disclosure after having been
victed of intoXication.
he census Office says that in 1890
mont produced l4,123.92l pounds
maple sugar and that its product was
hter than that of any other State.
" York coming next.
f rs samples of maple sugar tested at
government laboratory in Montpel-
only one fell below the standard re-
red for the bounty of one and three
rters cents a pound.
Ohm j. Simonds, a young lawyer of
lite River Junction. was found dead
is office Tuesday night. He was last
alive on Monday. 1t is supposed
plexy or heart disease killed him.
stock company with $4,000 capital
been organized at St. Johnsbury to
Re the Dupont trip hammer and the
ward saw table and saw GUNNER, all
entions of residents of the town.
|r. Webb of Shelburn, John Bell of
lville, Ont, Robert Colt of New Lon
Conn, and Col. F. S. Stranahan OF
Adams have been added to the direct
te of the Central Vermont Railro i'd Co
he Vermont delegation to Minneapo
will leave the State June 2, going by
cial train with the Maine and New
|npshire delegations, whom they viii
at Swanton on the afternoon of the
named.
scar j. Brown, who died in Clare
bit, n. H., recently, was at an early
proprietor of various stage lines il
Hampshire and Vermont and wa
first conductor 10 run a train from
ows Falls to Windsor on the pioneer
road of the State.
A. Brodie has brought suit agains
!. Ripley for $4,000, the amount h
for stock of the Eckerson Printin!
IS Co., which he claims is nearly
thless. Both parties reside in Bur
ton, but the defendant has acquain
fes in this county.
old hunters have been busy the las
summers searching for the preciou,
al on Mt. Anthony in Bennington an,
resume operations this season, whel
amond drill will be called into ser
to aid them. 1t is not yet certai
gold exists there in paying guam
wo verdicts against the Central Yer
lt railroad were given in the Rutlan,
nty court last week. One, of SiS0s .3S
in favor of Mrs. GermOnd of RUTLAND
Dse husband was killed by the cars a
ossing in that village; and the othe
for something over $1,000, in favor q
b. Hoskisson of Mt. Holly, who's
dings were set on fire by sparks frol
Engine.