Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
STATE NEWS.

Peter Pedrolia of Hardwick has been
arrested charged with having meat in his
house alleged to be venison.
1t is probable that the next annual
meeting of the Vermont State Poultry
Association will be held at Montpelier
There were 76 applications for licenses
in Burlington this year, I 1 first class, AZ
second, 8 third, 4 fourth and fifth class.
Last year there were 6S.
Stephen Taylor, long time resident of
Burlington, is dead He had been con-
nected for Al years with the. furniture
store of Henry j. Nelson.
Mrs. Eliza Kibing Blaisdell died re-
Gently of pneumonia at the home of her
son, John X. Blaisdell in the Union Vii
lage, Thetford. Aged 90 years.
The board of railroad commissioners
held meeting at Cambridge on Thurs
day to investigate the causes of the rail-
bridge Junction.
Rockingham voted Saturday, 491 to
3'6, not to rescind the vote to appropriate
100000 to free the toll bridge, and to
! build new bridge to North Walpole, so
the new bridge will be built.
s4John Latulippe and Miss Louise Japan
were married in Chittenden county iail
last week. The ceremony was witnessed
by the keepers of the jail Latulippe
had been in Jail since Feb. 10, but was
released after his marriage.
Milo G. Huling, a prominent resident
of North Bennington, is dead, aged y
years. He has held many town offices
and had represented the town in the leg
islature. Mr.. Huling was postmaster
Ian 81. To- g.l.,.,
a petition has been filed at Brattleboro
asking for special meeting to see if the
town shall grant licenses to sell all kinds
of Intoxicating liquors or only malt
liquors. The selectmen and leading citi-
zens of the town signed the petition.
The Deforge brothers, who assaulted
John Watson of Bennington March 2l,
waived examination and each were held
in $1,000 bail for assaulting Watson, and
$4,000 for attacking the officers who ar
rested them.
The anniversary address of the
Woman's Missionary Society at the Yer
mont Methodist Conference at Montpelier
Thursday afternoon, March 81, at 2
o'clock, was given by the Rev. James
Simester, president of the Anglo Chinese
College, Foochow, China.
In the confession of John Dolye, con-
victed of poisoning Robert Blair's colts at
Arlington, Eugene Sargood is shown to
be more deeply implicated in the crime.
Dolye partially clears himself Bowen
and Sargood have been intimate friends
for years. The former, when arrested
Monday, was i'll but was moved to Jail
by doctors permit.
During a thunder storm at Stowe last
week the horse barn of Osman A. San
born was struck by lightning and burned.
One horse in the building was killed by
the bolt and four shoats i'll the basement
were burned. a carriage, two harnesses
and some farming tools We're destroyed
By hard work the house which ad Joins
the barn was saved. The loss, which is
estimated at about $500, is partially coy
cred by insurance.
The Vermont experiment station
is distributing bulletin 1906, con-
densed resume of its annual report. 1t
contains data about potato diseases,
weeds, borers, dairy feeding, etc. This
bulletin may be had, without charge, on
application 10y specifying its number, 1906
Such persons as wish to receive future is
sues without charge should ask that
their names be placed on the mailing list
a postal card addressed "Experiment
Station, Burlington, VT, stating desires
is sufficient.