The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-12-07
TERGENNEiS.

Twenty dozen mittens and gloves
at +. X. Havcn's.
Mr.. Whcelock Thompson is quito
III at the Stevens House.
The Island Mill will be in running
order in n very short time.
You eau buy n good ulster at +. X.
Ravens for IS, $40, or SO.
"A new house is being built on West
Main street by A. Gravelinc.
The new steam saw mill of Middle
brook & Go. has commenced opera
tons.
The dairy shipments this week were
900 pounds of butter and 2,O7s pounds
of cheese.
The mill stones and hoppers have
arrived for the new grist mill and will
be put in at once.
Louis Liberty caught a pickercl,
Tuesday, near Fort Cassin, which
weighed nine pounds.
Both nail companies are working
full time, orders being very much in
excess of manufacture.
The union service on Thank sgiying
day was largely attended. II was held
at the new Baptist church.
The hydrants on Main street have
been thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired for the winter, and will be coy
crctl Immediately.
Mr.. L. II. Woodbridge, clerk to
Major Sniffin, Paymastcr u. S. A., has
gone to California, Major Sniffin having
been assigned TO that department.
Rev. C.. j. Chaplin, late rector of st.
Paufs church at Ncrgcnncs, has received
and accepted n call to Scranton, Penn
sylvania, with salary of $1,000.
The continuation of the trial of
Sawyer for attempting to stab Anthony
White was on Wednesday of this week,
Hon. f. L. Woodbridge appearing in
behalf of the state.
-Messrs. Barton and Evarts, of Ver-
gcnncs, lately took from Pomfret sixty
five head of Jersey stock, cows and
young cattle, mostly grades, prices re-
ceivcd being mostly fair.
F. X. Haven wishes TO call the at
tention of the ladies to his very large
stock of furs, including mink and seal
sets from Sl5 to $50. Also large as
sortment of cheap sets from S3 to so.
The Ncrgenncs Reform Club has
received twelve new members to its
ranks and is in very prosperous condi-
ton. 1t is expected that several enter
tainments will be given this winter for
its benefit.
Martin IIoyt, of Pauton, was seri-
Dusty injured last Friday evening,
while at work in his barn, by getting n
severe fall and bursting n blood vessel,
and atlatest accounts il is feared that the
injuries will prove fatal.
Miss Emily Pierce, for three years
past teacher of the primary department
Of the Graded School, has resigned her
position here and accepted one at Fair |
maven, Vt. Miss Sarah Bagby takes
he department, with Miss Angie Stew |
lrt as assistant.
The carrying of the [. S. mail from |
he post office to the depot has been
secured by II. Maldoon, who unlerbid |
Ill competitors, taking the route at two
dollars per year, having TO
make four trips a day. II pays about
sixteen cents trip.
States Attorney George II. Chap
nan is quite sick of TYPHOID fever, at
Montpelier. where lie went to spend
Thanksgiving. 1t is hoped the disease
nay be broken up so that he may I'M
icrtakc and perform the duties of his
,tiicc at the approaching term of the Adj
iison county court.
The State Reform School has re-
'eived new member in the person of
young miss who wanted to be "boss"
md "bulldoze" her mother. If she
lad had little more time, possibly her
iearcst wish would have been ac-
,omplished: but Officer Kimball was
'round and concluded the story in one
'hapter.