The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-05-28
Local News.

Mr.. y. &. Barnes is said to be in
a failing condition from dyspepsia.
Last week in one days purchase,
George McIIugh bought $50 calf
hides.
F. A. Bonds house has received a
coat of paint, and looks very neat and
pleasant.
Prof. f. ii. Higlcy delivers the
Decoration-day address at Swanton, to-
morrow. |
Mrs. Oscar Bicknell is now consid-
cred out of danger, and OH the way to
recovery.
Mr.. Da vid Burke, principal of the
Mineville, n. Y, graded school, is home
on a vacation.
Judge Knapp has been confined 10
his house by illness since Monday, but
is improving.
Tho old barn back of Chapman's
store, took a sail down into the Eddy
one night last week.
"A few small changes in the rail
road time table went into effect last
Monday. Consult the time table on
the first page.
-Gauvin, the photographer, has pnt
up near the sidewalk in front of his
place, a cF.se containing some fine spec
linens of his art.
For soda or Saratoga water of the
best vintage and with plenty of head
on 90 to IIanaford's drug store. They
are just the drinks for these hot days.
All old soldiers are earnestly re
quested to fall in the ranks with tho G..
A. r.. Tomorrow decoration day., to
render due respect 10 their fallen COM
radcs.
should read carefully Chapman G..
Smiths new adj, which gives informa-
ton which may be of considerable val.
ne to them.
The New Orleans Minstrels give
an entertainmt Mt at Academy Hall mex
Tuesday evening, june /. They are
highly spoken of by tho press, and will
undoubtedly be worth hearing.
The scuttle cover on Browns pho
tograph gallery took a ''rise'' during
the high wind of Saturday night ant
began blowing the shingles on Hcnr,
Sheldon's block, but was arrested be
fore it had dug a hole clear through TIN
roof.
Tho ladies of the Methodist churcl
will have n lawn strawberry and ic
cream festival in the park nea the Ad
Olson House, Wednesday eve, june 2
Tho proceeds to be applied in r~efurnisf
I ing the church after the contemplate
repairs OF the same shall have bee
made.
-"The Legend of Don Munio," mt
sic by Dudley Buck, abounds i
beautiful pictures, dramatic incident
and delicious harmony. The variet
of the scenery, the bright costumes, an
the rapid changes make ii n o funusui
interest. The Euterpe Club will rel
der the above dramatic cantata atAcat
will be given for the procuring of /,
served seats.
Tine cotton mill was sold lasr FIR
day, the deed being executed to st
phen Davol and Byron Smith, of SFa
River, Mass. We understand that Sc
eral other parties in that vicinity o.
interested in it.. The sale was elect,
through the agency of A. Z. Tuppe
Esq. The new proprietors have gol
actively at work this week putting Il
mill in order, which job will take SOP
time. AS to what heir plans are III
are discreetly silent, and seem TO B
sire all inquirers to mind their oy
business. II is SAFE to say, howeys
that they will not branch out quite
extensively as have the rumors regal
ing their Intentions, but will for (
present at least devote themselves
cotton spinning with the extensive n
chinery in the mill. We trust that q
is but a beginning Of a revival of mi
ufacturing in Middlebury.