Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-02-14
STATE NEWS.

Mrs. A. S. Prescott, of Montpelier. is
Frustrated from inhaling coal gas from a
defective stove. The woman lives alone.
uid for several nights has been breath
ing the poisonous fumes without know
ing it. She collapsed Thursday after
noon and since that time has been very
ill. The stove has been repaired. Dur
ing the recent cold weather Mrs. Pres
colt had been piling on the coal, and,
with double windows, there was little
ventilation in the room.
The bar docket for the March term of
Rutland county court which will con-
vene Wednesday, March 4, is one of the
longest in number of years and con-
tains 1856 cases, large number of which
are old entries. OF the 1886 causes 10 are
criminal cases. These include State VS..
George E. Grey, who is charged with
keeping a bucket Shop State VS.. Charles
B. Webster and Edward ]. WEIGH, both
charged with keeping liquor without a
license; State vs.. p. II. Keefe and Mi
chael Simpson, who are charged with
keeping gambling implements About
&c of the causes contained in the docket
are under the heading of old entries.
Judge William II. Taylor, of Hardwick.
will preside.
The high winds for the past few days
have drifted the snow to such an extent
that many of the country roads east of
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o'clock Tuesday morning
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~, u En-; ane superlor coTrt, Attorney' zen
Il ia exnected that eight cases will he
heard this term, including five from CaI.
edonia county two from Essex conntv
and one from orIsans county prohahiyy
the court will Ia st three DAYS
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ma nilaui barclay Donaiu, OF hardwlck'
, ,,t;.. oeen III oonsu,.a.lol WIN tne com
r;a ,a;1e oI p new industries from the Nor
i i,s'ilie noaiu Vi iiaot ABOUT iocating
m Il,o y dniae business III MoirisVile. mr.;
Donaiu says tlat Ill the spring ne would
RT IS up plahe costing ABOUT $4'oOo;
~ iI4 aia..sr Vi elecer'c power, railroaa
sioans' anu exemption from taSatioh Ior
.eini vi zen years mas been discussed
anu VI. Donaiu Is 10 MAKE written
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Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor, who was in