Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-21
AROUND THE STATE.
ITEMS GATHERED HERE AND THERE
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

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A few nights ago landslide occurred
on the farm of Charles II. Reynolds,
about one and half miles from SwantOn
village, on the Highgate Falls road,
which for its immensity aud wonderful
consequences outrivals anything which
dame nature has accomplished in that
part of the world, in the same time,
since it was originally cooled off. This
slide carried a half acre of ground, with
all the trees standing on it, into and
clear across the Missisquoi river, which
runs by at that point. 1t is several
rods north of the old cave. The river,
which is 300 feet wide, was completely
blocked. Down at ones feet, where
flowed the Missisquoi In peaceful calm,
lies new and large island, never seen
there before, with trees, many of them
standing upright, on it. The water. ap-
parently angry at its dammng, is
changed from a quiet stream to foam
ing torrent, and is fast tearing new
channel on the east side and through the
meadow of MIR. Donaldson.
Owing to satisfactory assay of gold
ore sent to Denver, Col, from the town
of Norwich, gold mining may be begun
in that town next spring. The last as
say Just received reports gold in the ore
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( /. arriving in New York in Decem
: ber. The cost. including supplies. will
= be $3.50.
The Vermont Bee.Keeper's association
| will hold its ord animal convention =
the Van Ness House in Burlington. Jan
2G and u. A fine program has been pre-
= pared, filled with papers of great interes
to ee-keepers. From business poin