Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-03-21

mont brakeman. last Tuesday, death re-
sulting in that case. In the latter
accident loves pelvis was crushed. So
closely was the body wedged between
the car and the platform that portion
of the platform had to be sawed away
before the victim could be released.
Lowe has resided here about "a year,
having come from Argyle, MINI.
The candidacy of G. Herbert Pape of
Barre for collector of customs for the
district of Memphremagog has been
launched.
Patients at the Brattleboro Retreat
dined on venison Saturday. A doe pur-
sued by hounds jumped against the wire
Enclosure of the tennis court with such
force as to break her neck. The animal
weighed 200 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Bethel
were married Saturday for the second
time, Rev. j. Wesley Miller performing
the ceremony. After their first mar
Stage they lived together for more than
20 years. They were divorced short
time ago. MIR. Wilson is a cutter at the
Woodbury. Granite company's sheds
Samuel Sails, aged % years, unmar-
rien, and steam-driller at the Wood
d
running pump Saturday morning when
he slipped and fell upon a gearing in
motion, severing part of his right hand.
Drs. o. d. Greene and F. A. Edmunds,
who dressed the wound, We're able to
save the thumb and forefinger. He is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sails and his
father works at the same quarry.
High water and ice Sunday covered
North Riyar ctraar Milton with larUa
cakes of ice, broke down telegraph and
telephone poles along the river bank and
did much damage besides filling cellars
on that street The pier at the grit mill
was lowered to the water level and part
of the dam was carried away.
John f. Harris of Danvile and Wash
ington, ID. c., well known in Vermont
newspaper circles has formed partner
ship with Jason NJ Cady of st. Johnsbury
in the real estate business under the firm
name of The Homestead Realty com
paDy. The new firm begins business
this week with Mr.. Harris as manager
MIR. Harris went to Washington as private
secretary of the late U. S. Senator Ross
and short time after was appointed
guardian of the least door" of the Sen.
ate chamber position ne has held for
about - years.
James E. Kilbeck of Richmond was
seriously injured Monday afternoon
while helping operate a woOdsaw driven
by gasoline engine and later was said
to be in critical condition at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington. In adj
justing the belt he was thrown violently
against the balance wheel of the engine
He was taken to Burlington by Dr.
Jacob Ross and rushed to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where late Monday
evening he had not regained conscious
ness. His condition is critical, and it is
thought he is suffering from conclusion
of the brain. He is 2S years old and is
the son of John Kibeck of Richmond.
While Charles II. Clark of West Brat.
tleboro was putting his horse in the barn
of Edward Ranney Friday preparatory
to making neighborly call on friends
! Ranney fired at ii window with "A "A
calihre revolver, not knowing that hi,
friend was in the building. Ranney hit
the side of the barn and the bullet passed
through the boards and penetrated
Clark's right hip. About 10 minute,
later Ranney and William Fisher founC
Clark suffering from violent pain and ht
was taken to the Memorial hospital il
Brattleboro, where an operation wal
performed TO find the bullet The sur
geons probed the wound for eight inche
but failed to locate the missile. 1t ha,
struck the thigh bone and whether i
had been DETECTED into the abdomina
cavity will be determined by X-ray pho
tOgraphs.