The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-11-11
Local News.

"A little sunshine is appreciated
now-a-davs.
Mr.. T.. Smith removes 10 Rutland
next week with his family.
The alterations on the A. j. Sew
crance house are nearly completed,
and add much to its appearance.
Mr.. NJ. V. b, Bronson, superintcn-
dent of The Cutter Marble quarry, has
rented and moved into the DIR. Russell
house.
"A. V. Brown the photographer,
has put in large supply of new APP
paratus, among them large and fine
camera.
Mr.. Wilbur f. Story, of the Chica-
go Times, returned to his home on
Tuesday, after a vlsi. in this place of
several days.
There was o pleasant sociable at
the Episcopal church, Wednesday even
ing, with literary exercises, music and
refreshments.
with people who come in from out of
town is the mud, which is displaying
all its old-time sinfulness.
George II. Langworthy, Jr., started
for Washington last Tuesday TO see
his sister, Miss Louisa Langworthy who
is quite sick at her sisters there.
Mr.. John Brennan with his family
started yesterday for Nevada, where
they intend to live. Mr.. Brennan has
married daughter living in that land
of silver.
"A few more cases of typhoid fever
have developed, though none, we believe
very serious. A. V. Browns two sons
are sick, also Mr.. w. W. Eaton has an
other child sick. 4
The w. G. 7. Z. will meet in the
vestry of the Methodist church,
Wednesday PM, November 16, to sew,
and to transact any business that may
ccme before the society.
The New Haven Congregational
church calls Rev, G.. S. Sargent, OF
Brewer, Maine, at salary Of $1,000
and a free parsonage. Henry w. Hui.
bert breaches there temporarily.
Calvin, the photographer, is hay.
ing the rooms in Allen Block formerly
occupied by the tailor shop of G. T.
Ballou, fitted up for his business, and
Will bOOH IONC llllO them.
DIR. w. II. Kingsley has moved his
dentistry rooms into the Allen Block
which he has had handsomely fitted
up. 1t gives him a very convention
suite of rooms.
Several hundred of the TURKEYS
which have been quartered near the
depot were yesterday driven to Bird
n nj
They made an interesting procession
through the streets.
Three gentlemen, S, A. Wallace
T.. G. Tolman and j. w. Vose, are
engaged in recanvass of the county
for Mr.. Hamilton Child's forthcom
ing directory of Addison County. Mr.
Child, after a stay of some length il
this town and vicinity, has returned tC
his home in Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. Asa Hemenway, Jr., of Bird
port, several days since, left at thi
office a Mammoth Sweet apple which
weighed twenty-one ounces. Witt
the aid of wide circle of industriou
friends II will probably be finished in
few weeks, when Mr.. Hemenway ma,
haul lis in another if the roads arc pas
sable for heavy loads.
George Manore's devotion to fire
water has again got him into trouble
lie manifested the influence of the arti
Gle so plainly on Saturday that he wa
lodged in the cooler. On Tuesday Ia
was brought up for disclosure an,
claimed he brought his liquor iron
Ludlow, where >he had been work
ing. States Attorney Slade shove,
that this statement involved discrepal
cles so great thatit was deemed best
after filming him five dollars and costs, L
send him back TO Cobb's retreat to Sc
II his memory would not get into bel
ter working trim. 1t is claimed tina
he got the liquor in Middlebury.