Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-14
State 11ews.

an average.
"A late census bulletin gives the foreign
I'm population of Vermont as "A, 0SS, of
lom 25,004 were born in the dominion
Canada and 9Sl0 in Ireland.
Charles Redberg, a Barre citizen, is
nted for forging the name of local
rchant to "a check for $36, which the
ion Card Co. of Montpelier cashed.
William Stanley of Ludlow was as
llted and robbed on Strong's avenue
Rutland the other evening. His as
ants got his pocketbook and escaped.
". o. Greeley, st. JOhnsbury fish
der, has been arrested for selling rum.
peddled out the stuff from his cart,
hrging it to customers in his regular
ger.
fire at Marshfeld, Monday night,
+ rncd the hotel and l.. ID. McCrlls'
Fered by Insurance. The cause of the
" is not known.
Governor Fuller has appointed ID. w.
binson of Burlington and Hon. n. w.
k of Isle La Motto as additional menu
5 of the Worlds fair commission for
State of Vermont.
rank f. Lord of South Burlington
his left arm shattered by load of
& kshot while shooting pickerel in Shell
n pond on Monday. The injured
mber had to be amputated.
lot of land i'm st. Johnsbury contain
400 square feet was sold the other
*. for $4,000 to a local bank, which
erect block upon it. This is the
hest price ever paid for real estate in
town.
G. Wakefield, a Montpelier veter-
ian, has been sued by Plaintield
yer, who alleges that the defendant
81 of spite quarantined the plaintiff 5
5, saying that they were afflicted
- h hog cholera.
here are 81 Cinnamon in Vermont,
of whom are in the Laundry business.
first one to comply with the Geary
which requires them to register by
5, was Lee Eng, the Montpelier
ldryman. The rest of them say that
will register.
ames Y. Hunt of Tunbridge is said to
been the inventor of the side-hill
". 1t was, the story goes, case of
Pssity performing the part of mother
'eabouts making the use of some such
trivance imperative.
Dhn w. TItcOmb of Rutland has been
ointed superintendent of construc-
at the national fish hatchery at
Johnsbury, and work on the erection
the buildings will be started this
ng. Mr.. Titcomb is State fish COM
sioner and secretary of the State Fish
Game league.
herburne Moore of Barnet will take
big OK to the fair and exhibit 1t in Il
just outside the grounds. This is
lout doubt the biggest OK in the
Id and weighs nearly 1900 pounds.
# mate to This OK had to be killed
t time ago, as its body was so heavy
its legs could not support it.
re at Granitevile, near Barre, Thurs.
burned the store occupied by NJ. A.
Dett & Co., dealers in general mer-
j ldi-e, and number of tenement
SEES in the rear. a portion of the
X in the store was destroyed. and Il
amount of furniture was burned.
loss-Sl4,000, is covered by insur-
ARE had sensation Sunday night,
II Scion Smith. "A middle-aged quarry
committed suicide 10y shooting him
through the heart. The act was
on the front steps of the residence
harles Minard. where Smiths wife
family resided. Smiths family has
lived with him for three years, and
ly troubles caused the suicide.
nOng the Vermont exhibits at the
Ids fair will be a miniature castle
tructed of marble and onyx by
rye +. Clancy of Rutland. Mr..
lcey has been at work upon the cas-
II his spare time since 1884. The
e is five feet long, three feet wide
two and one-half feet high. In it
30 different kinds of marble from all
marble-prOducing countries in the
d. Rutland Herald.
iby Perkins. the Brldgewater girl
was mentioned last week as having
her scalp, continued to improve in
raj symptoms all last week, and on
day underwent very uncommon
alton. DR.. Pond Of Rutland, assist
v DR.. Francisco of Rutland and DR..
len of Bridgewater, performed the
alton of skin grating, which con-
d first in thoroughly cleansing the
lilC sum W
then the muscles and skull were
oughly scraped, and DR.. Pond made
1t 30 punctures in the bare bone,
1t One-eghth of an inch deep; then
outside skin was shaved from por-
of the limb of the patient and
ed carefully over the raw and bleed
muscles of the skull, and some pieces
the puhctures made in the bare
The operation was not completed
M be patient was under the influence o1
r for nearly two hours and it was
ned unsafe to continue it longer. She
be taken to Rutland in day or two
p the operation will be continued
Pond is confident of success. The
alton is known as the Tierce method
was first practiced by French sur
during the French and Indian war
OOdstOck Standard.