Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-11-06
STATE NEWS.

James Bruten, 95, the oldest man in
Rutland died Oct. 81.
Frank Faulkner 50, of Montpelier was
found dead in bed Oct. 81.
George w. Burger. prominent bust
ness man of East Fairfield, is dead.
c. A. Southland was killed at Bellows
Falls Oct. 27, by being caught on fast
revolving shaft.
The Richmond Underwear Co. may
locate a branch factory at Bethel, to
employ 100 girls
George r. Fifield of Bellows Falls had
one arm badly mangled in paper
machine Oct. 30.
Albert Ross, young man of Benning-
ton, has been willed Sl1, 900 by an uncle
who died in New York.
John J. Smith, carpenter. fell forty
feet from a building at Bellows Falls,
Oct. % and was killed.
An adjourned session of United States
court Will be held at the Brooks house,
Brattleboro, Saturday. November :.
Alonzo Emery OF Randolph has been
appointed assistant dOOrkeeper in the
House of Representatives, at Washington.
Bartholomew Croteau, who is in
Montpelier Jail charged with the murder
of Peter Norren, is insane or pretending
to be.
Stephen w. Beaulac of Greensboro,
has leased the Pleasant View hotel at
Plainiield. and will take possession Nov
ember /.
j. ID. Westover of Montpelier was
caught between two cars in the Central
Vermont Railroad yards Oct. - and was
badly bruised
Howard Heaton of Waterbury, a stone
mason, is dead from injuries received by
falling from a staging. He received
internal injuries.
The Washington county Republican
committee met at Montpelier last week
and organized. They will support L. 5.
Stanton for governor.
Daniel Butler, who was dishonorably
discharged from the army, at Fort Ethan
Allen, has been arrested at Burlington
charged with burglary.
The Dummerston license commissions
ers have dismissed the complaint against
Fisk q. Rogers, who was charged with
selling liquor to minors.
a cablegram received at Hyde Park
from eX-Gov. c. 5. Page announces his
safe arrival at Boulogne France. He is
accompanied by his family,
The town of Brookfeld has brought
suit in equity against Town Treasurer
Charles II. Bigeow. whose accounts
show deficiency of S4l32.52.
The Randolph State Normal School
and the training school at Randolph Cen
ter are closed for a two-Weeks' vacation
on account of an epidemic of WhOOping
cough.
Chief Judge Rowell is presiding at the
present sessions of the Supreme court
at Montpelier. Judge Seneca Hazeltine
was taken sick Oct. p, but is now much
better.
Gov j. G.. Mccullough, Lieut.. GOV.
rs. Stanton, Speaker John III. Mortified
of Williamsville, and Gen. Ell. Bates of
Bennington inspected the state institu-
tons last week.
Every building at the state camp
grounds near Fort Ethan Allen has been
entered by burglars and equipment been
stolen, since the First regiment, V. n.
g., broke camp
In the case of State VS.. George Raymo
of Coventry for the alleged shooting of
Malcolm Bronson, which has been on
trial in Orleans county court, the jury
has found Raymo guilty of manslaughter.
The charter of the Vermont Tale and
Asbestos Co. at Moretown, Fayston,
Waitsfeld and Duxbury with a capital
of $4,000, has been surrendered The
incorporators of this company were Ur-
ban A. Woodbury., Herbert +. Woodbury.
Charles l.. Woodbury. and John S. Will
kins of Burlington, G. F. Camp of Barre.
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