The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-05
Local News.

Keep cool.
Some holiness this week.
Harvesting progresses rapidly.
oh! for lodge in an ice-house.
-93 degrees in the shade yesterday.
The days are growing rapidly
shorter.
Handle ice-water carefully this
weather.
Geo. II. Remele arrived home last
Monday for visit.
Now is a good time to sample Nav
sons ice-cream and lemonade.
Rufus Wainwright and family are
spending month at Northfield, Mass.
Meredith Benton and Harrison
Drake are clerking for T. M. Chapman
g. Co.
Misses Jennie and Katie Sutton OF
Providence, r. l., are visiting at Otis
Abbey's.
Rev. DIR. Weber is to occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Speare has gone into the
Adirondacks for a months vacation,
His wife accompanies him.
"A little boy in town, three years
old, frequently inquiries rof his paternal
ancestor if the "pesdent's dot we'll"
Prof. J. N. Mallory, of Winchester,
N. H., with his wife and child, were in
town this week visiting at his wife's
parents.
The sale of top buggies advertised
last week was we'll patronized on Mon
day last, thirty-four of the vehicles be-
ing disposed of.
1T was dog day yesterday and NO
mistake. Shirtsleeves were visible in
every direction and coats, even the
lightest, were cheap.
DIR. Murray, of Crown Point, was
last Monday called as counsel with DR.
Eddy in the case of Mr.. Grin Phelps
Rev. Mr.. Speare has rented the
Prof. Weber house, now occupied by
Rev. NJ. L. Severance. The latter is to
move into the house of the late DR.
Bass.
New front windows have been pu
in on the lower floor of the cotton mill
of nature calculated to discourage the
would.be observer of the mysteries
within.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Oril
Phelps case is pronounced critical
The physicians say he is victim o
quick consumption. Only hope is lief
to his friends.
DIR. Blanchard is still confined t
his bed and is quite unwell, but it i
hoped he will be able to go out befor,
long. 1t takes considerable sickness
to keep the doctor to his bed.
Henry Bolton, of Washington, is
in town. His parents, j. f. Boltol
and wife, are visiting over the noun
tain, but will probably not be in Mid
dlebury this summer.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Boyce, son @
Deacon Boyce, who has been teachin
in Illinois, returned home yesterda
looking we'll. He will probably n
main at home for few months.
Rev. DIR. James Mulchahey, former
ly rector of st. Stephens church, nov
of Trinity Parish, New York, is expec
ed to preach at st. Stephens next Sun
day, Aug.7. Holy communion at tn
10:45 a. m. service.
We call attention of our readers
the advertisement in another column {
the South western immigration G,
The southwestern states are attractir
the attention of immigrants in all par
of the United States and Europe.
The executive committee and of
GERS of the w. &. II. u. will meet
the residence of Mrs. Clinton Smith,
Tuesday, August 9, al three O'Clock,
m, to transact important business.
full attendance is desired.
Henry Robbins, of Cornwall, mt
have had some magnificent grass Il
year. We have been shown some iii
othy four feet and eleven inch
high, and having heads eight inches
length. 1t was cut on his Otter Gre
meadow.
Harry Rowe Wednesday morni
received the news of the death of
year-old child, In Troy, N. Y, width
his wife returned from this place
short time since. He at once return
TO Troy accompanied by his sist
Mrs. Mitchell.
The comet which has been oper
ing in the vicinity of the polar star
long, is still family visible to the max
eye. The new comet has not vet
come visible without a glass, and
sides you have to get up early in
morning to see 1t.
The new hearse of Brewster &
ia one of the finest and handsomest O.
in the state, and is credit TO the m
ufactqrer, Geo. i. Brownell, New B
ford, Mass. Its cost was $3.50. Brt
ster Il Co. deserve commentator
their enterprise.
All who desire 10 visit Boston
the sea shore should take adyantag,
excursion tickets which will be 4
from Middlebury TO Boston and ret
for only Sc. Party will 90 Tuesd
August 16, can return any time wit
ten days. Application for tickets N
be made to Geo. Marshall, Middlebr
on or before Monday, Aug. 8.