The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-31
Local News.
Fast day next Friday.

Fast day next Friday.
ALI FOOLS day tomorrow. Look
out!
Mr.. C. C. Peck has been in Boston
this week.
The college boys are now enjoying
the two weeks spring vacation.
Mrs. Geo. e. Walker returned from
her visit to Washington last evening.
If you don't pay that dog license
to-day, it will cost you double to-mor-
row.
Stewart q Wids have moved into
their new rooms in the old Langwortby
block.
This is the concluding number. OF
Vol. 46 of the Register. Next week
will begin Vol. AT.
AT the school meeting at Munger
Street, w. G. Moore was elected pru-
dental committee.
Abraham Villa mson has an adver-
tisement in this issue which will be of
interest to farmers,
Pat Mulligan has this week moved
to Enosburgh, franklin county, on to a
farm given him by Mrs. l.. E. Conroe.
There was cougar sociable" at
the lecture room of the M. f. church
Wednesday evening, which was sue
cess.
Owing to Fast Day coming on our
regular publication day, the Register
will 60 to press on Thursday of next
week.
Maple syrup has been brought into
town In small lots, and sold at one dol
lar and one dollar and a quarter o
gallon.
The Cutter Marble company are
about putting up a telephone line be-
tween their office in Dyer's block and
their works.
H. B. Dodge, not to be outdone by
F. A. Bond IL Bro, is having the inside
OF his store painted and fixed up
assumptions"
WIN. Pinney has returned to Mid
dlebury and moved into the Morton
housed with John Goodro. He is to
work for Gov. Stewart.
The Sophomores, instead of staying
the usual fashion, had class supper in
Brandon the same evening.
The past week has been cold and
chilly as a church sociable is popnlarly
reputed to be, and no one wants to see
anything more of this March.
Rev. George E. Hall, of Vergennes,
will preach next Sabbath morning and
evening in the Congregational church,
in exchange with the pastor.
The March Undergraduate Is out.
The local and personal columns are
we'll filed, and there are some good
articles in the literary department.
Miss Wilson, of the Freshman class
In Burlington University, is in town
visiting her sister and her aunt, Mrs.
John T. Rich, during her vacation.
John Goodro has hired and moved
into the Morton place on South Pleas
ant street. James Norton has moved
from the same house to Mr.. Garlick's.
Albert Chapman announces that all
the copies of the first volume of the Vt.
NJ, s. b. A.'s Register are all gone, so
that he can supply no moro calls for
them.
The next of the series of temper
ance meetings is to be held next Tues
day evening. Everyone should be on
hand, as the meeting promises 10 be of
unusual interest.
There was a pleasant and well at
tended sociable at the vestry of the
Congregational church Wednesday
evening, where q good time and nice
refreshments were enjoyed.
Judge Josiah Turner of Owosso,
Mich, has been appointed consulsr
agent at a large town In Ontario.
Judge Turner lie o native Of New Haven,
and brother of Mrs. V. v. Clay OF
this place.
Rev. Ii. z. James and wife, with
their youthful heir or heiress 1--WE
hayen't learned which, arrived last
Monday evening on a visit to their
friends In Weybridge. He appears TO
be q success 40 parent.