The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-06-30
Local News.

Plenty of summer weather now.
adsys.
City boarders are beginning to put
Mark Batchelder is clerk ng in
Harry Rowe's store.
The posts and hitchipg rail on the
east side Of the Congregational church
have been renewed.
Fred Mussey and wife sailed fol
Europe on Wednesday of last week on
the Servis from New York.
There was change in the railroa d
time table last Monday. The new table
may be found on our first page.
The Hawthorne club enjoyed q
picnic at Fort Cassin, last Saturday, re-
porting very pleasant time.
Our next Issue will contain a full
report Of the commencement exercises,
including tho Baccalaureate sermon.
Julius w. Atwood was one of the
recent graduates from the Episcopal
school of Theology at Cambridge,
Mass.
The circus posters, put up ound
town. afford the most startling sights
that have gratifed the small boys for
years.
Frank, youngest son of Oliver
Severance is seriously i'll with typhoid
malarial fever. He had recently re-
turned from Texas.
Eva, little daughter of VIM. Mer-
~ ha I,rs6
died Of diptheria after only very short
illness this week.
There is to be "a railroad mass
meeting In Bristol, this afternoon, at
two o'clock, at which prominent rail-
road officials are expected to be pres
emit.
Stephen NJ. Foote Of the West
Point Military. Academy is spending
his vacation, visiting his friends. He
appears to enjoy life, and is looking
well.
"A considerable number of our
people, young and old, went to Yer.
gennes, last Saturday, to witness the
celebration Of the ST. Jean Baptiste
Society In that place.
Mrs. Melancthon Turner Of
Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly Miss
Ing her many friends In this place
Miss Sophronia Turner Is also home
from Port Henry.
j. W. Chapman went to New Yorl
Saturday, and from there he started
this week to New Mexico, where hi
acts as tutor to young gentleman fol
q time. He probably will return Il
his theological studies In the fall.
"A very few copies of the hand
some and valuable album of Middlebu
~ college are remaining for sale at the
Register office. Every graduate ough
TO have ONE of these albums, which
have been universally admired.
III. A. Rowe's store presents new
attractions almost daily In the arrange
mept Of the show windows, causing
many passer-by TO stop and admire
He has fine stock of jewelry and fan
cy goods, and no one should fail to SCI
the picture gallery, where some YER,
dne works are displayed.
The friends of Mrs. j. II. Hyde
WIG u tho FORMER pastor OF tie Con
gregstional church Of this place, viii
bear with sorrow Of her death whicl
took place suddenly on the 10Th, inst
while attending O missionary meeting
pear Chicago. We have not Learned
the tall particulars Of the sad event.
The strawberry and ice cream fes
uvsl given by the ladies of st. Ste
phen's church in the park Wednesda!
evening was quite q success, being wei
patronized. The grounds were ampl,
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
while the occasion was enlivened b,
the frequent explosion of the fire crack
ers, contributed by the small hoy OF
tho ontskirts. The shower iuteferet
somewhat with the pleasure of the oc
ession, but most OF the edibles wer,
disposed Of.