The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-02-03

streets. The price was hvo hundred
dollors. That section Of the village
has number of new and handsome res
licences, and Mr.. Farnsworth has secnr-
ed very desirable place. Smith q
Allen will put up his building.
Miss Matte l.. Kingsley returned
homo last Saturday. She has complet-
ed O two years course In the Hartford
training school for nurses. She shows
q Handsomely engraved 'sheepskin"
as to her having passed the full course,
In which her competency is duly certi-
fed TO, and she probably will be pleased
to receive calls upon her professional
services. Her sister, Miss Lille, CON-
pletsd her cousre In the same institu- |
lion In November last, and is now en-
gagged as nurse In New York.
Letters remaining in this Office one |
month and not called for.
Gentlemen: Winfield Douglass, Syl- |
voster Burton, Warren Abbey, George |
Lincoln, Louis d. temperance, Sheldon
Lenyest, A N Marion, Frank McGrath,
Joseph Menley, John III. Morally, H. |
W. Mage, Charles 81. Piper, ]. B. Page,
George Gier.2
Ladies: Mrs. A. ii. Smith, Miss
Leanor N. Frost, Mrs. Mary e. Miller, |
Mrs. Lizzie Brown, 2, Mrs. Augusta
Allen 2, Miss Nettie Merrill, Mrs.
Petty Lepan, Rosalie Sareau, Mrs.
Sarilla Loyett.
Gro. HAMMOND, p. NJ.
About forty went from this place
to Rutland to attend the Cary concert
Wednesday evening. The concert was
highly enjoyed and all were enthusias-
tic over Miss Cary. There being no
special return train to Middlebury
sfter the concert, the crowd had 10 wait
for the early morning train north, and
It proved long waiting, inasmuch as
that train, being delayed by q broken
journal, did not reach Rutland until
long after the mixed north had started.
Most of them therefore took passage
on the latter, and reached Aiddleburyi
at eight O'Clock. A sleepy set they
were.
There is TO be q sheet and pillow
case masquerade and fancy dress party
at Academy hall, Wednesday, Feb. Is,
1882. 1t II gotten up by tho same com. ,
mittee that managed the masquerade Of
year ago, which was the most epjoya- I
BILE affair Of the season. This year 1
there are to be no costumes ordered
from tho city, but will be homo made,
or sheet and pillow case, 20 that but
little time and expense ID necessary In
Howard Opera House
orchestra Of Burlington will furnish
the music and very pleasant time 10
expected.
Last Saturday there was an acct !
dent resulting In the loss by Mr.. j.
Battell of one Of his fine horses. Mr..
Lewis Nash was driving pair slowly
down Seminary street, when they
were in some manner frightened by
the driver of . wood team going the
same way iand started to run. They
went into the ditch tipping the wagon
over, and then ran against tree at the
corner by Mrs. Stewards and ono fell
down and broke ono of the hip bones.
The poor brute was taken back to the
barns, llmping ON three legs, but its {
case being evidently hopeless It was
killed. Mr.. Battel was out Of town \
at the time. Tho horse was valued ct z
over three hundred dollars, and was 2
highly priced by Mr.. Battell, being
one Of A.span he was In the habit Of
driving.
-Vennor predicts that the first week '
Of February will bring generally very
mild weather, with heavy rains west
and south. The January mildness will .
extend we'll into February. The Sec
ond week will bring changeable but 4
generally mild weather, with occa-
sional days Of sharp frost and copious
rains In western and southern sections, | 7
snow disappearing. inrmany localities;
colder weather generally towards close
Of week. The third week will proba-
bly, bring colder weather generally,
again to SHOWS and rains,
according to locality--altogether q
more wintry week; windy and colder
weather between 18th and Goth days.
The fourth weekkwilt, bring colder and {
stormy weather due In most sections,
The 26th-the frat Sunday In Lent-is
MAJ ked for rains, sleet and gales, with
scattered snow-falls in northern sec.
tons. 6 Stormy weather on lakes and
the st. Lawrence. Probably colder In
proximity to last day Of month. The Z
month Of February, will, this year, be
somewhat exceptional one, * with
. ONE very sudden tranaitions from
frost TO mildness Better keep this
item just to zee what an unconsciona-
BILE liar that same Vennor is. Ii
EAST MDDLRBURY.
THERE'S sickness In several fami-
lies. |;
Mr.. s. G. Tisdell Is seen on the
street again.
5. B. Hyde returns home to Mich
igAn, next week.
e. J. Olmstead Q mother and wife
are on the sick list.
Our lumbermen aru suffering I
much for The. want Of mow.
Mr.. II. 6hsfdon's wife has been con
fined to her room for some days. ID
j. w. King has two children sick,
one ct b. Jennings', and one at Mr..
Paro's.
The anchor leo has 60 damned up
tho water that In weeks gone by some
Of our machinery has been stopped.
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