Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-07-18

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ton will not rebuild their plant recently
burned.
Work on the new $4,000 Carnegie free
public library at Burlington has CON-
menced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Spaulding of
MorristOwn celebrated their golden we'd
ding July 1.
Levi Sargent, of East Barre, veteran
of the civil war, aged seventy one years,
died July ID.
Thomas Pope of Burlington fell II feet
from a wall on July 10 and was picked
up unconscious.
Mrs. Emaline Erving of Barre was
sentenced to 60 days at Rutland for keep
ing house of Ill fame.
The summer house of Frank Morse of
Chicago at South Newfane was burned
July -. Loss, $4,000.
Mollie Melwick, aged s, of Burlington,
while locked into the house set it on fire
and was badly burned.
The store, home and finishing rooms of
| the B. SolitO Co., at Randolph was de-
stroyed by fire early July ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Keller of WolcOtt
celebrated their golden wedding July 4,
WIN over lOO guests present.
The house and barn of p. w. Manley,
Dummustown, were burned July ID.
Loss $500; insured for $1,000.
David CharbOnneau of Plainfield
stabbed Charles Murray with jack knife
July II, during street fight.
Fire water caused a bloody fight in
Wilmington one night last week and
several men were badly injured.
Luther Brown, a dealer in creamery
supplies at Burlington, is bankrupt with
assets 500, and liabilities S96S,4l.
Harry Ely, 10, of st. Adams was
struck by an engine July II, while play
ing on the track and badly injured.
The brush factory of E. B. and A. C.
Whiting at Burlington that was destroyed
by fire last January, well be rebuilt.
The Oldest lawyer in Chittenden
county is Carolus Noyes of Burlington,
who was admitted to the bar in 1850.
The farm house of Harvey Hersey in
Barre was burned July II, together with
his valuable library valued at $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Martin of Spring
field celebrated their golden wedding last
week. They formerly lived in Brandon
The Grand Isle county Republican
convention will be held at the court
house at North Hero Saturday. July 2G
Fred II. Carrier, now principal of the
North Troy graded school, has been en-
gagged as principal of the West Rutland
school.
w. II. Richmond, assistant superin
tendent of the House of Correction al
Rutland, died at Springfield July II
aged 80.
Henry Marley of Barre has brought
suit for $4,000 against Oscar johnson OF
Montpelier for the alienation of his wife;
affections.
The L. S. government has purchased {
tract of wild land at the foot of Mt
Mansfield in Underhil for a summer
camp ground.
Mark Daysh, Burlington laborer IL
insolvent with depts amounting to S203.4
and no assets. What blessed thing thu
bankrupt law is?
The apple crop of Grand Isle county il
in danger owing to an attack of the appl'
blight or scab fungus. In South Herr
the situation Is very bad.
. The boiler in the steam mill of Curti
Jannell at Williamsville exploded july
y. The main part of the boiler wa
thrown 20 rods into a brook. Fortunate
ly no one injured.
Eben 5. Willard, we'll known either
of East Montpelier, died July Is from tn
result of a fall from staging Thursday
His age was about seventy years.
Mrs. f. 5. Pierce of Danville has al
orange tree with a number of nearly rip
oranges on 1t. 1t is safe to say it did no
winter out doors in Danville last winter
Rutland has had its first arrest TO
peppermint intOXication; John Robideal
being the name of the man addicted t.
this hadt. Total cost to him was IS. II
, Senator w. p. Dillingham; has arrive,
at his home in Montpelier from Washing
5 ton. lie expects TO be in Vermont mos
of the time until Congress convenes mex
December.
: Col. II. f. Brigham of Bakersfield ha
begun proceedings which he hopes vii
result in part of the millions left b,
Peter 3. Brigham to found hospital 4
/ Boston becoming his.
a William Rash of Irasburg, - year
- old, and Alvas Clark of Barton, lG, wer
killed at Barton Landing by being struc
by the locomotive of the Quebec expires
l neat Newport, July II. The horse the
were driving was also killed.
Carl Hubbard of Granville lost owe
80 chickens, and after losing he
thought best to set trap. He found i
il the next morning an owl that measure
five feet from tip TO tip of wing.
Starr Farm Beach is now flag static
\ on the Rutland Canadian road. Train
} leaving Burlington at II :35 a. m. an
4 ;35 p. m. and those arriving at S 80 |
m. and 1870 p. m. will stop there fc
passengers.
Dr. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb an
daughter, Frederica, attended the gret
Sloane-Field wedding. Doctor Web
= will leave In a day or two for an extensiy
fishing and hunting trip in Canada.
Two petitions of bankruptcy were file
!, July IA. They were those of Since
X Liberty, laborer of st. Johnsbury, VIII