Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-06-21
STATE NEWS.

A buck deer ran amuck with wire
fence in Rutland and lost both antlers
He had previously raced through about
a half mile of streets and gardens and
was locked up IN barn by order of
Game Warden Stickney.
Harry Wissell, of Rutland, stole
bicycle, took a header, breaking the
front wheel, stole parts to make the nee
essary repairs, and was finally arrested
and given a light fipe. Many wheels
have been purloined In the Marble city
this spring.
Mrs. Joanna Cropo, of New Bedford,
Mass, who fifteen years ago crossed the
Atlantic with her husband in a nine
teen-foot dory, is visiting in Bellows
Falls. She is the only woman who ever
crossed the ocean in this manner.
The consultors of the Catholic diocese
of Burlington have constituted three new
irremovable rectorships in the diocese
according to the rules of the Third Plen-
airy council of Baltimore. These include
St. Francis Zavier Church of Winooski,
the Rev. j. F. Audet, rector; Notre Dame
DIES Victories of st. Johnsbury, the Rev.
J. a. Boissonault, rector; and st. Fran
els de Sales parish of Bennington. the
Rev. j. A. Barron, rector. These priests
have been appointed and confirmed as
the first irremovable rectors of these par
ishes.
G. j. Bell Pomona Grange met in Lin
colr, June -. The subordinate Oranges
comprising this Pomona Grange are
Cornwall of Cornwall, Middlebury of
Middlebury, Dunmore of Salisbury,
Neshobe of Brandon, Bridport of Bird
port. Grand View of Addison, Shoreham
of Shoreham, Beaver Glen of New
Haven, and Prospect of Lincoln. The
next meeting will be held with the
Shoreham Grange August 81
Prof. Horatio Fales, famous as must.
clan of forty years ago, who died recent,
ly at Waterville, Me-, from the effects of
a shock, was once leader of the Montpe-
lier Cornet band. Professor Fales was
located for a time in Boston, where he
organized the first Germania band in
New England. AS a member of the first
Boston Brass band he played in Burling-
ton at the time the Rutland railroad was
opened for business. He was a native of
Dedham, Mass, and left Montpelier
about twenty-five years ago.
Mrs. Emma Cooley, of Bristol, has a
writing desk on the lid of which is the
name of Benjamin Cooley, III. Mr..
| NOOley Was tne BTedt Sianuidthci VI
Frank Cooley, Mrs. Cooley's husband
He was with Ethan Allen at the capture
Of Ticonderoga and was the first town
clerk of Pittsford, Mrs. Cooley also has q
pitchfork that is older than the desk.
Articles of association of the National
Paper Tube & Box Co., have been filed
with the Burlington city clerk setting
forth that the purposes of the company
are to manufacture and deal in paper
tubes. boxes. envelopes, etc; to manu-
facture the necessary machinery and tt
do a general machine repairing business
in Burlington. The capital stock is $40,
: 600 in l 900 shares of $40.
Chief Judge John w. Rowell hai
granted writ of error in the casf
against the Burlington Rendering Co
This case will now go to United State
Supreme Court to test the constitionality
of the law passed at the opening of thu
legislature of 1900 which would compe
the Burlington Rendering, Co., and al
corporations to produce books and paper
in court when requested so to do by pro
, per officials. Service of notice on thu
state in this writ of error was accepted
by Atty. Gen. G. c. Fits.