The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-26
CORNWALL.

Many Of our farmers are selling their
potatoes. Rose at 30 cents and Peerless
at rs cents 10 Messrs A. X. Carr a. Co.,
pt Middl,bury depot.
Onions are unchanged "iu frsgrspce'
and in price, with iull market. II, ld,it
are Obliged to take prices fired. hs,i, Q
sp early 'retze. Latest lei oits 30 10 COO
per bu,hc.
The WcmsDs Temperance Unitn q
MiddI,' will hold meeting si' 'h'
Cor regatiobsl lu;cb in Cornwall. ihi,
(Tue.ds,) sii,iLtop. A gtLtisl sit,Ld
huce is d.eir d.
-Menill rirt ham. that veierOn far
ner, az lLir t,D,tu ls,,tsttd Isl {
lul,ls OF ui,e UiLt,r Vitrt gitWh ii'u
PIP lush,ls OF tr,d. MIR. bingham
d.,s tot ELL sty msbuie.
MIR. D. A. Field, Who left tbs towr
some TWO weeks sRo tor The west, with a
6ue fotk ni merpo lutks for sale, is 10
Gated 1T MsiitD, o., ubere the pros
poets OF wuncis,ive tHle are good.
The old huryipg ground 10 South
Cornwall, which has 30 long been stand.
ing r,proach 10 those having friends bur.
ried there. is soon to be cleared OF it,
swamp Of brush, and improved by new
trout fence. the lumber Tor which is al
ready purchased.
Those Cornwall boods." who have
been In the habit of speeding their nags
across tho bridge in Middlebury, scold
and muiter cures against the village
dads as they goze upon the new 80 6ne
for riding or driving over this bridge
faster than walk"
From a gentleman lately visiting
Or. Guile Of Middlebury we learn that the
quartetis Of sheep peddlers recently sent
cut by Cornwall have anchored 10 Mich.
gan, and are selling at good, iair prices,
ewes averaging from $40 to $50. This
looks like revival Of the Did time prices
Michigan looms up as the Idaho Of sheep
men. All aboard Tor Michigan!
"A Mr., Tene of Stockton, Cal pur
chased lately OF F. Hooker, L d. Sesrle
aud E. G. Farnham one hundred and
twenty thoroughbred Meriuos for his
own breeding, at good prices for 1875
Hookers' and Farphsm's fiocks are well
known that Of Il. , Sesrle, although not
20 well known, turned out some thirty
Merinos that would do credit to the best
breeders of Addison county.
- The Rullapd GloJe says =
Cornwall is town that is wholly
agricultural. aud boasts no school higher
than the common district school. cxcep,
occasionally select school Tor a term or
seventeen Congregational and xix BsprisI
ministers. four prtIt ssioual teachers. be
sides . large numt er who left teaching
alter engaging III it a lew years; FIVE
judges. four members Of Congress one
governor ct Vermont, sud Que foreign
minister. 10 this review only such have
iuurd place as were natives OF Cornwall,
aud the fret fifty yes,s Vi the history Of
the town 60 hot enter iuto account.
Coop TEMpLARs UNION. Tho next
meeting OF The Addi-ou County Good
II riar- Union will he htld at Cornwall,
Nov. IL, cuumeLciny ut 1880 A NJ Ex.
tIci'er Of the iortLtOu viii to uToiis
lit III j ffcltut lodges, written AID v,Itsl;
N finished and r,w business. Dluuer at
l2:3U U'clo,k. Afternoon session CON
,hces i, 2:l5 O'Clock singing by ,hoir.
written article 10y Mrs Muuroy Par,uc.
lee. music; pubic admitted 81 3 o'olu,k
Evening x,rc,i-.- ......-.--. 80 --'--,-..L :,
-ipeiug ty choir; d, cama,iou, by MIR.
Ly man Matthews speaker for the occa'
lou, Rev. II. =. Cueh,pg; recitation. BY
Miss Fauny " God. The public will be
well paid to attend the evening meeting
CnAs L. Smith.
Chairman Executive Committee.