Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-02

The work on the new Catholic church
building at Poultney is progressing
rapidly and it looks as though the edifice
would be ready for dedication within
month or six weeks. The steel ceiling
has Just been put in and the interior work
is now very nearly completed. The total
cost of the building will be in the vicinity
of $50, 900, and when finished it will be
Que of the finest Catholic churches in the
state.
J. II. Atkinson, the real estate man
of Worthwhile, says it has been years
since Vermont real estate was as active
as at present. Farms in Lamoille county
are bringing more money TO-DAY than
since the 70's and the prospect was never
brighter for active dealing in this line.
With real estate booming other marts
of industry must of necessity take on
activity.
A young mems Republican club has
been organized at Burlington with a
membership of sixty. These officers
were elected: President, w. J. BiglOw ;
e.president, G. NJ. Brownell; secre-
tary. A. Il. st. Pierre: treasurer, f. G..
Mower; executive committee, w. J.
Biglow, NJ. :. Villas, W. V. Scully, j. f..
Reeves and j. b. Beauregard.
IN unusual case came before Justce
ross u. ialtiiielu Wneu nalt'm a IN, IA. "as
cohVIcleu VI leiusius " seiu ii3e .en
years olu uaus'i'el ~ s'IIoo'' anu "aS
nneu % anu cos.s. WI. ! ihT "ppeaieu
ms case TO l1e county court. ne cial.lieu
tne neallh Oh MS emu Mou,u , We IeI ippai
oo+;no os Tho oss,stort iudaoo of
pan "a, a. ,mTu,' nonr+v tbosa ann6int1nents
oonli'" WI alorl, H., n,
C "u.h .,'.t troasurnr ceorgo L Cravos .
-.'Ii, ~ woliinn oou,t,, road
auu'aoi ; -, noniaI ~ potos p,u,noI
Fernando West. Arlington. E. G.. Bacon.
Sunderland.
no ,..oo Farm, harm Of 7 n pod,vo,
s . "a, 10y, 81 p.o,.Ioharo MIMI,
ioui ,a ~ W. ,oo,ta ','ith
hoad of tn,I Mood JoreaT cattIe 90 MOS
and hogs. ahont 30 tons of produce. and
y nuantitv of farm fools. The loss was
about 81 600 The nrorertv was insured
for 81 400.
n.na,puo. oe p,+io,d ,.o,o,
ded six first premiums on six bantam
fowls which thev exhibited at the Rhode
Island state monthly show held at Provi-
dence recently. They were also awarded
a snecial premium for the best ornamen.
tai bantam at the show.
Ar tbe adjourned meeting of the Wash.
ington Agricultural Association a new
hoard of directors was elected for the
ensuing wear: A. w. Hutchinson. d. S.
Emery, G. II. Bigelow, W. c. Nye, b. III
Adams, a. f. whitcomb, b. F. Smith.
pr,vo,o Edaor = Uennino rroon n
ID na,,air,, WHO hos hean ,hsant from
his most ~ Fort Ethan Alien since No.
vember II. surrendered himself TO the
officers and was placed in the post guard
house TO await trial for desertion.
uh,r,oor prr,,rotor ,irls ropo;ro in
ooa Fran, X r. ~ were sentencaG in rho
civ court last week TO varying terms of
imnrisonment In the House of Correct.
ion nj Rutland and the Industrial school
at Vergennes.
rho hoard of railroad commissioners
has organized with II. s. Bingham. of
Bennington as clerk. The board will 90
TO Putney December 30 to inspect over
passes recently constructed.
on,+or hon;o and mandolin olub
confused of a dozen of the Young people
who nerform on these instruments and
assisted bv a pisnist and violinist, has
been formed in Hardwick.
Matthew Carbine, 10. of Bennington
broke into a freight car and stole lot of
merchandise and will spend the remain
der of his minority in the Industrial
School at Vergennes.
A company has been formed in Chester
to provide electric lights in that town
and work is already under way. The
dynamo VIII be located In MIR. Fletcher
mill at Factoryvllle.