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

The auction notice Of II b. Wright,
ossiguer. should /. noticed
Butter quois:ions in the Middle.
bury market yesterday, 81 cents
The Addison Association Of Conere.
2sfionsl Ministers meet with Rev. L. Z.
Hooker. in ihi- place, to day
Rev. L. l. Mcclure, OF Wonurn.
Mass, assisted Father Cunningham in the
SCI vices NJ the Catholic church, ls.i Sun.
day.
Rev f. p Hooke, gave r.vew Of
Rev DR. Z N. Kik's work on fevivals.
at tie Congregational church, Sunday
evening
"A new fence on tho old Seymour
place. it is hoped. will supersede the
Waterman with bis shot gun, for the de.
fence Of fruit hereafter.
There is wanted money on account
at the REGISTER flee. Parties ho have
been amply notified of ,his want need not
be surprised if steps are soon taken for
enforced collection.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon society OF
the college have secured hall in Slsde
Il Borker's new block. and the Odd Eel.
lows have made ap arrangement for
rooms over Clay and Riders stores.
Prof. W. w. Thomas was moving
piano the other day, when his assistants
let it slide gently upon his fingers. Only
one finger was broken and another had a
joint dislocated The victim wears
gloves COW.
Two new hay barns near the freight
depot just going up mark the progress Of
our business growth in that direction j
P. D,ug'as Il 500 are building one Of
them and F. w Atwood of Salisbury,
the other.
"A new firm has been sdded to the
enterprise Of this place 1t is Grover 4
Baker. not the sewing machine firm. but
manufacturers of a genuine force pump
invented by Mr.. o W Grover, of Sails.
bury. Their location is near the depot.
-ShiTmen OF produce and manufsc.
lures from this Station for the week end.
ing Oct"hsr 25. include the following
Butter. 8 555 pounds; potatoes 3 car.
loads lumber 8 carloads onions car.
loads live stock y carloads; hay 8 car
loads iron carload.
The village fathers have purchased
some three hundred feet Of new cs,boizrd
rubber hose The Ere company took i,
out for practice and trial, last Wednesds
afternoon. IL stood the test and handled
beautifully. They threw two streams q
n time high enough for airy ordinary 6'e
The alterations in St. Sterhen'
(Episcops) church will Re completed
aud the new organ get up this week. al,
the u-usl services held next Sunday a
l0:45 A. NJ aud AGO P NJ Sunds'
school at 800 P NJ. The r. Rev W
II A. Bis.ell il expected 10 be present
The only child Of William Farms
worth. of East MihdIehury. a l,,l
daughter aged fifteen months. was acct
dentslly shot on Sunday night. A Nj
Coolidge. of Massachusetts. a friend q
Mr.. Fsrp.worih. WAS examining a revol
yer ia the house. lie supposed III
WEAPON was empty. hut it proved Other
wise, and through his manipulation
was discharged. the ball entering III
child's hip. DR.. Eddy was csltd, bu
the ball could MT be found The ne
eovery OF the child is considered doubtful
The meeting Of The Middlehury We
man's Christian Temperance Union, o
Wednesday afternoon, was one Of unusu'
interest. After session OF an hour an
half it was difficult to 6nd opporiunit
10 bring the meeting to close. Their
zero some very Interesting discussion
which viii he reported quite fully. nez
week. There were several ladies preser
from Cornwall aud 10 response to an II
si,ation from them the Uuiop voted I
hold a meeting At the Congregation
church 10 that town, to-day. Toward III
close Of the meeting Mrs. Hubert Wa
elected president Of the society 10 plac
of Mrs. Kitohsl, resi- gued. Mrs. Huber
sscspted the responsibilities of the pos
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