The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-16
West Addison.


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Old Mrs. Everett is quite i'll with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Aleck Thompson has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. Frank johnson ploughed his gar
den Jan. |, 1885.
No snow, but plenty of rum and
cider in this vicinity.
Miss Brooks of Ferrisburgh is the
guest of Miss Alice ClaXton.
Oliver Vanderhoof and wife are board
ing at Edwin Hoyt's this winter.
Miss Della Eldredge is staying with
Rev. B. CoX's people this winter.
Thomas Blackjack, jr., is home at his
fathers. after an absence of over year.
Mrs. William Haswell and daughter.
Jennie, of Poultney are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Jimmie Moorby and Bert Tatreau have
purchased an iceboat of Bill Wringer of
Port Henry, n. Y.
Albee Merrills, sOu of Hiram Merrills.
who has been attending school in Poult-
ney, is home on visit.
Mrs. George Burwell continues about
VIZ o'thlC' 4hls Dul Ntll Is SIaV-
ing with them this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias S. Storrs have
moved to Westport, n. y, where they
intend to make their future home.
Darius j. Vanderhoof and family of
Mineyiile, \. Y, have moved on to the
farm of the late Jonas Vanderhoof.
Mrs. Hiram Norton fell, some time
ago, and nearly broke one of her limbs.
She is still very lame from the effects of
the fall.
Henry Gooslaw was found, last week
Friday, near the lake shore. insensible
from the effects of rum and cold. One
hand was badly frozen. He had Jug of
rum strapped to his back.
Ezra Roberts and Miss Minnie Roberts
were married in Port Henry, \. Y, Jan.
l. 1850 They have gone to Rutland on
their wedding TIP, to visit Mr.. Roberts
sister, Mrs. Byron Matthews.
[Latestl
Albert Raine is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Henry Gooslaw will lose only his fin
ger by freezing.
b. 5. Goodale has taken a trip to Mid
dlebury this week.
The recent thaws have made the ice in
the lake very poor.
Some person or persons shot and killed
a large Newfoundland dog belonging to
Fred Fisher, on Sunday last.
Notwithstanding the horrid going last
Friday, January Q, the friends of Charles
Frost and wife of Bridport resolved to
give them a surprise, it being the tenth
of their marriage. After
hearty greeting of their friends and
neighbors they We're called by B. W.
Smith to view the presents which were
given them. Among the gifts were no.
ticed large tive-gallon can filled with
Kerosene. from l.. w. Frost and family:
IA silver syrup pitcher. ii. c. Burwell and
son George, l.. 5. Burwell. Miss Ethel
Burwell L. A. and Mary Richards large
class sauce-dish. Charles liindes and fam
lily and Walter Buchanan and wife; bath
lng-tub. pail and water can. l.. NJ. Rock
wood, F. III. Eldredge, c. Ii. Norton, b. !
W. smith and Nj. b. Hurd; glass tea-Set,
MIR. Hutchinson and family; pair vases, |
ii. Barton and wife; pair towels, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Melvin; crotched tidy, Mrs. |
herbert ID. jackson; pair towels, &. y. |
Goodale and wife, also palr from Geo. |
Perkins and wife, MonktOn; IA Sherwood |
-ile teapot stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
A silver dollar, Gideon WhtfOrd, and |
other articles too numerous to mention. |
A bountiful repast was served. after !
which a few pleasant hours were spent.
which all, from the oldest to the Young
'st, seemed heartily to enjoy. The
guests, numbering about 60, returned to
heir homes cherishing many pleasant
thoughts of an evening happily spent.
When Baby was sick we gave her CastorIa,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she was u Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Cast'a
DREADFUL DIsEAsE.--Read, ponder and
lroh thereby. hemps Balsam for the Throat
md Lungs is conceded by all who have used il
% excel aIV preparation In the ma rk ct as a conn !