The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28
Nergennes.

Joseph Deneper has moved down To-
"IIiggnsville."
II. p. Elitharp is to take possession of
his residence on Elbow street.
Philo Bristol is very low and no hopes
are entertained of his recovery. He is
partially paralyzed.
New maple sugar is not by any means
as plentiful aS consumers desire. for the
price is high,
Lewis Laurens has rented the Adams
ferry farm and Nelson Delong has moved
into his house in this city.
j. II. DOnnelly says he has not been
so busy in his custom tailoring establish
mcnt during the season as now.
1t i rumored that Geo. &. Powers has
purchased the Cummings lot. .on the West
side, and will soon erect dwelling there
on.
There We're two horse BUYERS in the
city yesterday. but they did not purchase
any horses. Prices did not suit, proba-
bly,.
Miss Jane NJ. Smith. who has been
visiting at her sisters. Mrs 5. b.
Sprague, in Moriah. y. y. returned last
week.
haven, where he has been visiting friends
all winter. Uncle John" is one of the
true blues.
f. G.. FaInham of Shoreham and Mr.
Briggs of Leicester were in town. We'd
nesday, looking at some of the fine stock
in tn is city.
The city reports are now out and it is
unan imouS ly agreed that the boys" who
1lta h.a Ii,
themselves and the city.
There is considerable said about silos
Why don't some of our enteIptsng farm
crs try the Sio business? Doubt arises
in many of our minds about its efficacy.
W. G. Sprague has put up new sign
over the door of O.. W Ross dry goods
store, where he is located as an insurance
agent. Taber q Curtis were the artists.
Rev. j. kerldou. the Catholic priest,
left this city Monday evening. and sails
for France, his native country. on We'd
nesday of this week. He leaves many
friends not only in his own parish. but
TIN oughout the vicinity. 1t is said an
other French priest is to have charge of
this parish.
At the annual school meeting of the
Eastern school district of the city of Yer
gennes. the following officers were elect
ed: Moderator,G G. f. o. Kimball clerk.
Andrew Ross; collector, 5. d. Miner;
treasurer, c. A. Booth; auditor, f. A.
Goss. After considerable discussion in
regard to the legality of voters from the
Western school district voting in this
meeting, the meeting adjourned five
weeks from date. At the town meeting
ii was voted to annex the two districts
and each district had matters of its own
to arrange before they could all take part
in the business of the meeting: hence the
adjournment.
The annual meeting of the city was
held on Tuesday. These officers were
chosen: MayOr,C. +. Parker aldermen,
ID. ii. Lewis, JIG. Hindes james Laduke,
+. {. Scott city clerk, Miss +. 5. Smith;
common councilmen. Thos. Mack, j. j.
Wright. +. \. Woodbridge; city sheriff.
Frank Rivers constable, q. f. O. KIM
ball; listers, G.. +. o. kimball. c. \.
Booth, j. l.. Miner; street commissioners,
II. stevens. \. Ross, +. III. FOss: sealer
of weights and measures, +. Il. Me
Donough; inspector of -ather. James
Rock; fence-viewers, \. q. Norton. l..
BARLEY pound keepers, l.. f. Benton. }.
w. jackson; sexton, Thos. Fish: super
intendent of schools. +. A. Goss; city
grand Jurors, Amos Nitherbee, c. 4.
| Stevens, W. ). Hopkins water commits
sioners. III. Stevens, NJ. Il. Bristol. S. ID.
Miner; library committee. c. +. Parker.
j. ID. smith. 1t was voted to unite the
twa school distriptS