The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-05-13
Local News.

1t has been warm enough.
1t lie good time to trim the edges
of sidewalks.
Mr.. Upper is making some repairs
in the machinery of his mill.
F. A. Bond is OH the sick list this
week, being confined to the house.
Mr.. Geo. Hammond was 30 unlucky
as to lose promising thu ee- year-old
colt last Monday.
Rev. l.. B: Hubbard, late editor O
the Vermont Tribune, will preach in
the court house, next Sunday.
BY an adj in another column it will
DO seen that the residence of the late
DR.. VIM. P. Russell is for sale.
Rev. S. L. b. Spear of Bangor,
Maine, is expected to occupy the pulpit
of the Congregational church next Sab
bath.
DR.. Halsey attended the semi-annu-
81 meeting OF the State Homeopathic
Medical Society at Burlington, on We'd
nesday.
Smith q Aliens new factory is
we'll under way, the main shaft being
In running order aud some of the ma
chinery already in use.
-HenrylR. Dorr, son OF Judge Dorr,
OF Rutland, and graduate of Middle
bury, has been made New England
editor of the Springfield Republican.
From every direction we hear of
farmers putting II, onions. II the sea-
son favors there will evidently be q
"pile" Of the aromatic bulbs raised In
the county this season.
Occasionally one of the village
doves strikes against the wire of the
Middlebury Union Telegraph Co. over
the Greek and falls into the water be-
low, utterly discouraged.
-Mawson opened the lemonade sea-
son this week, notice being given
this office by pitcher full of the de-
licious compound, which took the
sting completely out of hot after
noon.
Mr.. James Noonan, while unload
ing ties from box car on Friday last,
tripped and fell to the ground. He
struck on his right arm, severely brnis-
ing the member, but fortunately break
ing no bones. lie fell distance Of
twelve feet.
0rs remaining in this office one
month Id not called for; Gentlemen
Fun Mig. Co. Rollin A. b. Hosett, w.
P. Collins, Chas. Conner, Violate Smith,
3. w. Marsiel. Ladies-Ella M. DUN.
or, Rebecca Gaige, Mrs. L. Annie
Howard.
A. 8. TRACY, p. M.
There are several places In towr
where the highways are In disgrace
full condition, so that Notwithstanding
the travel they are not yet worn into
shape, but are all cut up with deep ruts
Every team coming 10 such place II
Obliged to go slow. II Is discreditablt
TO the town that such things shoult
be.
-Resolutions adopted by Tuppe
lodge, at the regular meeting OF
Wednesday evening, Maya:
Resolved, That Topper Lodre. No CAL n n
q. r.. tender 10 Brother William Lang Inv Il
hearty thanks and cooperation in his Efforts I,
search out and bring g justice and punishment
Resolved, That the secretary cause the aboy
resolution 10 be published In the local papers
and copy thereof be furnished Brother lam
worthy. VIRGIL BENEDICT, w. Sec
DIR. Sutton's horse left while stand
ing ct K. j. Matthe WIS, Monday and ra
70 the village and down Court street
On the way he ran into Mr.. Manfre,
Foote's Merino sheep, which were retul
ming fr0mIthe pasture, and killed.a lamb
spilled the medicine chest and ran owe
o lamp post. When stopped there wa
little but kindling wood left of tn
buggy.
Mr.. A. Vose has begun canvassin
this place for the new Directory of Az
olson county, TO be published by Han
ilton Child. The work IL beginnin
fAvcrably, and the book Is expected
make Its appearance the latter part Z
the year. II carried out as proposed
and there IL every indication that
win be, It will make . very accurat
and valuable directory, which shoul
he In the hands of every citizen of th
county. geographically 1t will be
handsome book.