The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-11

heifer 712 pounds of butter, besides
fatting two calves and raising one.
The two east stores in BattelI's block,
lately occupied by Bcckwith & Co., are
undergoing repairs preparatory to the
removal thither of L. w. Bird u Co.
The prudential committee of the
graded district are making arrangements
TO set out quite a number of elm trees
on the grounds about the school house.
The price Of butter, Monday, was 20
and % cents. The sales were larger
than on any market day this season.
and the number of people in town
greater.
The pressure upon our advertising co..
umns this week necessitates the issuance
of a supplement, which will be found to
contain both news and advertisement of
interest.
Mr.. Sam. Sheldon goes to New Canaan
Conn. today, having been sent thitller
by the vestry of st. Stephens. who are
thinking of securing the services of a
rector there.
There have been three funerals in
town the past week-those of Mrs. Jesse
Goodnough and II MIR. Forbes, IN Sun
day. and that of Mrs. James Roach, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. G. G.. Leavenworth, general agent
for the Cutter MARBLE company, who has
been in town for two weeks, left last
night for Lowvillc. n. Y, his present
headquarters.
4 large number of houses about the
village have been repaired this spring.
Mr.. 4. j. Marshall is making improve
,,ante mon his residence on North
pIoaSo,t Street
- u,au uo ,vo,,o.to,
Mr. ~ IL. MllVle.' LIZ WHY hoa
Mass con'',c,o,n, at tho Add;s"n
mo,sa s"r1ic;rntIv lowered TO 90 to
~ hon an Irnedoy
~ u,o4od
Inc paii'ers h"se nearly pph;oh
WORK on N'iciooh So, " ~
presents Il n'uIn oS Snt PPbn ;nnnrovn
s,uu anu U"' on,n'onnnd
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Mr.. AiIrea nay I'e us'Iai'n's.a' ~
FOR nome on Mohuay Wl.i t'e Sn'er NE
had Dought III tllis county Inv III VS.
ern New iork. MS loi"i p"'c''ses
7 o,Copnor g. Co.. the bakers. have
oeod nor y,aron and will bccin
p"nao "onr, tbooir Snm;-wael,lv trins
onint tha ,;iIare on Tuesdavs and mi
"Du ~ 49, loot ve,r
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me ocnut INA M nauo vrnSa s]nnnc;aI
sncress. The net proceeds were about
$40. which sum has been turned over to
the treasurer of the Ladies' Library as
sociotion.
Thoro i understood to ha some Ground
,nn~noninn th.t thera will he - new
-" ,o,i"n hora before lone
though nothing definite can be learned.
Ii is certainly hoped mat such IA Duild-
ing will be erected.
Men in the employ of NJ. b. William
son of Cornwall the other day put out
ll5 loads of manure with the Kemp pat
ent spreader. sold by H. b. Dodge. j.
b. Cherbino's men beat this by III loads,
putting out 10 in IA day.
Mr.. .Judson 4. Wright has returned
from Newark. Ohio, where he has spent
the winter. Mrs. Wright has opened
her house on South Pleasant street and
the family are now there. Mr.. Wright
will not 90 back West for the present
M ,od NV tbo
village and situated near the bakery.
was tested on Tuesday. 1t was found
TO be in excellent working condition.
The trustees are soon to furnish three
or -four hundred feet of hose for use
with the pump.
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Inc al'huai ,i''et''S ho hnn 81 Nrs
Munroe. on Seminary street, on We'd
nesdav. May lG. at 3 o'clock p. IN. The
members from New Haven and Corn
wall are requested to be present
gentlemen are invited to tea at ..
~ p.,
Inc uIeeh moun1aih up nompahy
mas SOFA us mn d, DEUEL. r"'la W ~
burlington Mahuiac.u my Son,panS
Wiich rwecenllV pouSnI .ne .,t PiUPIi.
W mere. Ano'hel pun "Um W. Iat
fer company is to take possession in a
few DAYS.
W. ,dorstand that A " Carev tbe
welli,noHyn horse-shoer has been per-
s,,adaJ hv his many former customer,
=" raturn to his VILLAGE and has estab.
iishod he nlare of business in the sho,
snr'narIr dn"nnied NV l. n. Harvard 7.
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