Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03
ROUND THE STATE.
MS GATHERED HERE AND THERE
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Trouble as Result of the Failure of
Lebanon Springs Acknowledgements
ctories Experiencing the Effects of
vivaI of Business-Other Notes.
stIce Edwards of Hudson, n. Y,
day granted an order on the appli-
IN of f. w. Paige for leave to sue
.bondsmen of the late w. V. Reynolds,
yer of the Lebanon Springs railroad,
recover the amount of the bonds,
boo, furnisht d by him for the faith
1 performance of his duties. The
inal bondsmen of Mr.. Reynolds were
nv Knickbocker of New York and
lthan Sweet of Albany, now receiver
he road. Mr.. Knickbocker died and
id C. Briggs then of Troy but now of
sago was substituted. The allegation
ade that as superintendent and audi
bf the Lebanon Springs railroad Mr..
nolds now deceased drew from the
panv funds and kept more than
1000 Of the receipts and earnings,
,h fact was not discovered until
e time after his death.
creased prosperity is seen In the
ufacturing industries at Newport.
Tuck d Morris clothing factories
r ust is reported as the biggest month
he concerns history. During the
tn they have filed orders amounting
100000. 1t has been reported that
+ Union bobbin works. which have
shut down nearly a year, would
up again this fall, furnishing en-
ment for $50. This seasons sum-
resort business about Lake Mem
.magog is one third better than any
;lous year. For example, the sea-
S receipts of the largest hotel at the
are given as amounting to nearly
200.
Quinn of Rutland, proprietor of the
|ntain Spring hotel at Lake DunmOre,
in a serious runaway at Brandon
bnesday afternoon. He was driving
.bwn with pair of horses hitched to
1bur-seated blackboard, and when on
ster street he stopped to water the
les. They started suddenly, and Mr..
hn, in trying to get into the wagon,
thrown head first to the crOsswalk
knocked senseless. He was carried
drug store and after about 20 min
regained consciousness. He was
rely shaken up, but not seriously in
strong and numerously signed
ion has been forwarded to Gov.
lt from Rutland asking for the APP
tment of special state liquor prose-
|r in that city, which, it is under
d, will be granted at an early date.
appointment is alleged to stand be-
Pn Horace w. Love, Judge Newman
Tx, Jewett u. Cain and Walter A..
*. The latter gentleman is the city
d Juror, but it is alleged that he is
pered by the veto of the mayor,
ted sale of liquor.
be prospects are that the parties who
ate have been negotiating for the
mont cotton mills at North Benning-
will soon have possession of the
j. IS and start them at once. There is
Hference only of some $400 or $500
Vecn the parties who want it and the
ers, and the outlook is that the lat
win give IN. The plant is one of the
in that section and has been idle
the death of John 5. Lyman last
r larles Miner, II year-old West Brat
f pro boy, threw a stone at some hogs
"bther day, but it went wild and hit a
dog. When he saw the dog bleeding
a wound in its head he thought it
4. Id die, and remorse and grief so
whelmed him that he mixed up a
of Paris green and took large
ltity. He was hurried to doctor,
+ gave emetics freely, and was soon
AIRED out of danger
lomas Mulvey, who lives about a
mile north OF Castleton, met with "A
BUS accident while running Il moving
lhine. He saw piece of barbed wire
d of the machine, so he stopped his
es and went to remove the wire.
horses started and the knife struck
vey about four inches above the an
cutting the cords and muscles to the
ne eighth reunion of the 18th Vt.
ion association will be held I'm Bran
Friday, September 10. Tickets will
old on the Bennington Il Rutland
DAD, going the 9th and 10th, and
rning on the l0th or 18th, at half
rates, and it is expected that the
Il rates will be granted by the Rut-
railroad company.
hn Gokey, aged y years, a brake
on the Boston Il Maine, was chang
the numbers on the cabOose of a
sht train ready to leave Lyndonvlllt
Sunday forenoon when his foot
BED and he fell to the ground, strik.
a broken draw bar, breaking his
t leg in two places and iniuring hin
rwise.
Gorge Cochran, IL years old, son OF
ard Cochran of Burlington, was
vned Sunday morning while fishing
utler's Pond. Waterbury, n. II. lie
standing on large rock and slipped
father jumped in after the boy, and
had not been for help would also
been drowned.
anson X. Moore, of the firm oil
all q Moore, of Shelburne, was
rht on the upright shafting of his
at Shelburne Falls last Wednesday
killed. His clothing was completely
from his body and the body was
kingly bruised.
handsome granite drinking fountain
been erected in the public square al
nington, in memory of the late Mrs
10 V. Richardson.
DID You EVER
V Electric Bitters as a remedy for
trouhlps2 If nor Upt a hottla uo,u