The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-07-03
Local News.
G. D. Miner is back from Michigan.

Miss sue J1OSnrr oil jr'nttOn is aI nef |
mothers, Mrs j. ". Lovc't.
The Misses White of New Haven, CT,
are guests of Miss Elga Stewart.
Perry r.. Fletcher of the Massachu
sets Institute of Technology is i'll town.
DIR. Mellens wife and children have
gone to Washington, n. H., to spend
the summer.
Miss Cakes of johnson, for several
years teacher in the graded school, is
at j. L. Cranes.
p. Burke, head of the Cobleskill On.
" high school, is at his mothers, Mrs.
d. N. Burke.
DR.. Horace Sheldon, of Brooklyn, N.
T., is among friends aud acquaintances
i'll this vicinity.
Rev. Julius Atwood of Ipswich, Mass,
preached Mt ST. Stephens Sunday. He
is native of Salisbury.
The summer boardcrs are beginning
TO arrive at the Addison House. 1t is
still pretty early for them, though.
Mr.. Hitler, of Sherburnc, n. Y, is
visiting ut Prof. Seely's. His daughter
has been here at school the past year.
NJ A Stapleton, just graduated from
the college, goes III Il few days to st.
Paul, Mimi, to enter II lawyers office.
Prof. j. w. Abernethy of Brooklyn,
n. Y, and his mother are in town for
the summer. They are at W. r. Phelps.
Philip b. Stewart returned Saturday
from Yale for his summer vacation
Two of his college friends accompanied
him.
Miss Hattie Bond is back from Wor-
cestcr. Mass, where she has been for
several months, studying music under
Prof. iigley.
Mrs. Hamilton of Rutland is at her
fathers, John l.. Buttolph. Her hus
mencement
Bert, the young son of Luther F.
Farnsworth, whose serious illness of
lockjaw has been mentioned, is slowly
recovering.
Tomorrow Saturday the post-office
will be open from to 1890 II. m. from
800 to G:30 p. m. The night mails will
close at G:30.
The butter market was about one cent
better this week than the week before.
Fifteen and sixteen cents was paid fOl
the best.
Professors Brainerd, Seely, Eaton and
Kellogg 90 to-day on a geologizing TRIP
to Chazy, n. Y, and the islands in the
lower end of Lake Chanplain.
No services Were held at the Metho
. dist church Sunday, in order that the
congregation might hear the baccalaure
ate and DR.. Webb's address.
A new timetable, with slight change
from the old one, went into effect on the
/ railroad Monday. The current arrange
: ment is shown at the head of this page.
Strawberries are very plentiful in thi
! market. They are brought i'll by thu
wagon-load by growers from surround
ing towns, who sell them mt 81 peck.
}. Not very encouraging news is received
from James Hughes, who was hurt by
t fall at Keesville, n. Y, last week. Tn
I last report was that brain fever wa
a feared.
e The Hawthorne club party of las
Saturday numbered II. They went t
e Vergennes, took the steamer "Gazelle
II and went as far as Cedar Beach on tn
Charlotte shore. They report delight
II full trip.
The work of Mr.. Smith, the Brattle
20 boro sidewalk builder, has been hindcre
- by the rains this week. lie has begu
= to lay cross-walks near the Addiso
House, and will put down more sidewal
10 before he leaves town.
10 Miss Chellis and Miss Bolton OF til
Junior class of the college, Miss Mea
N and Miss Smedley of this village, and
m Miss Mead of Cornwall, all go to Lax
e. George where they will remain throue
the summer, serving as dining groom cir
u at one of the hotels.
is Albert Chapman went to New Yol
Monday night to attend meeting of Il
lie executive committee of the Industri
up league which was held at the Fifth NV
IN nue hotel, Tuesday. Columbus Delal
IL of Ohio was the other representative
-; the wool interest present.
tx ii. ID. MAYNARD, &. II. Williamso
w Chas. Balm, w. H. Cobb, John NJ, Mas
Mr.. Ellis of the East village and c.
In Cobb of Weybridge, Were among tho
re from Middlebury and vicinity at Pc
d. land last week. There We're fully 800
veterans in the city and it took the pl
,rt cession four ranks wide four hours
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