The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-08-22
County News W |,
BRISTOL,

TO all. \ - n
"A. j. Eastman has begun work on
Mrs. Growers house.
George Scarboro has bought 4
building lot on Spring street, OF i. w.
Peet.
&C. w. Casey is very unlucky in
day. - ''
Mrs. John E. Gregory, who has
been very sick, is very low tonight,
Wednesday. tx
Rev. W.D. Hall will exchange
with Rev. Mr. Burgin of Starksboro al
the usual hour.
The late rains raised the river. so
that business is little more lively AT
the factory and mills.
Mr.. John Caffrey is putting ND an
addition to his house in the shane of a
kitchen with woodshed and piazza.
Rev. II. B. Quimby, the pastor of
the Advent church, will preach before
the Reform Club next Sabbath al 4
Pm.
&C. ID. Matthewson expects to finish
ms house this week. He is painting,
hanging doors and finishing the outside
work generally.
There is another man trot next
Saturday, probably at GP.M. About
the same regulations as before, with
about the same contestants ~ :
III. C.. Munsill is still at work ON
his we'll on Maple istreet. We all hone
that Mr.. Munsill will be successful and
ind plenty of water, as be is a public
spirited man and deserves success.
IT may BE- the correct thing for
man to put his property out of his hands
to favor one or two of his creditors, but
Mr.. M. ID. Parmelee's creditors seem
TO- think otherwise. They met to the
number OF eight at w. w. Riders office
last Tuesday, and put in an application
to put him through bankruptcy.
The new road business Rhss At hast
come TO head, at least SO far as the
selectmcn are concerned. They have
iaid ont the road forty feet wide com.
ng 70 Within four fsct Of the church.
ihey oficr The society $50. We I'M
uerstand that the church claim 5000,
and will fight it ont on that line.
Deferred iiemsA y sHESF.A Nc.Ad
mo decision as yet i'm the new road
matter. Still those unfortnnstes live
- n"opci1a sso AxasfeoHs n -sr-
M III: Mnnsili "a. bodied Ion a
speech before the Reform Club, Atp,
u; n. A. Hasse'tine, Sep: n 80 -. "
Mrs. Mary Grover hss. bought a
building lot of Mr.. s. Varney and viii
i Ha,la house g., Lyman Dickinson has
'''o cohtract' .NaaA
"a company Of Young people want
up on Hogs back, to-day, Wednesday
They numbered about sixteen. carried
all say.t . "a ~ : ~, 's,ra~,'
.-The Lincoln people are getting
sick Of Bristol rum, so -theyEssy. and
think that something should be done to
put 4 stop to the importation of sdd
rum 1nto thetf' town.J Success 70 yon
gentlemen, and every lover of law and
order IN Bristol will say amen.
L: F. Benton and George Morgan
had lawsuit Tuesday, on account OF Q
colt belonging to Mr.. Benton, dam.
aged while in MIR. Morgan's pasture.
The witnesses all told their story, the
lawyers spoke their little pieces, and
Judge vinton gives his Judgment Sat
urday next.
Carl Dunshee. of South Bristol.
hitched his horse i'm front Of Farr's
store last Saturday evening. Justin
WHITE wanted to ride, SO he took Mr..
Dunshee's horse and drove 1t to South
Starksboro. The upshot of the matter
was that he has been overhauled, the
team found, and the young man is now
In the county boarding house, awaiting
the action of the comfy court.