The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-20
New Haven.

A workman employed on Walker &
Booths barn at the depot was severely
injured last week by falling from the
plate to the ground.
Deacon Hugh Potter, living at the GEN.
ter, is erecting a windmill upon his farm,
making the sixth which has been put up
within a year or two near the center of
the town.
Herbert Miller of Saranac, n. Y, was
in town on Sunday,a guest of Mrs. Eliza
Meacham. Mr.. Miller was formerly
pupil in Beeman academy, and brother of
Elmer Miller, a recent graduate of Mid
dlebury college.
Ira A. Munger. the notice of whose
death was copied in last weeks REGISTER
from the Paw Paw (Mich.) paper, was a
| brother of Mrs. l.. w. Stowe of this
place and Mrs. Smith Severance of Mid
dlebury, lately deceased.
The Young Ladies Working club give
pound sociable this friday even
| lag, which promises merry time. The
young men must be good at guessing"
or their refreshment bills may draw on
the resources of their purses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Byington OF
Constable, n. Y, were in town last week
leaving for home on Tuesday. Mrs. By
| ington is Isister of Emerson A. Lang
don, and was returning from the burial
of brothcr-in-law, Mr.. Levi White of
Granville, n. Y, a former resident here.
The members of the Young Ladies'
| Working club. DESTROYS of expressing
their sympathy with the family of Alice
! NJ. Conant, who was an active member
of the club, have adopted the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t was our Heavenly Fathers will
| that one of our members and FRIEND Alice Nj.
| COnant, should br taken from our midst; and,
| WHEREAS, We lost not only an active member,
but also one whom we esteem ed rs friend and
EXAMPLE oip,rty; therefore, be 1t
ResoiCed That we, the members OF the Young
| Ladies Working club, do deeply mourn for the
death of our sistel.
Reso{red, That it is but just tribute to the
memory If the departed, t. say that III regreltlng
| the removal of one young IRON our midst, we
moui II for one who in eyeryway was worthy OF
| our respect and regard.
| Resoired Tn Il we extend our sympathy to the
bereaved family, and trust they will look to her
God for higher symyath, in this their hour OF
! trial.
Resoired, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased
LIZZIE p. WILSON,
ALICE \. IIINMAN, Com.
GhNEVlEVE X. CLIFFORD.
From Another Correspondent
The recent continued storms are very
discouraging TO farmers who want to
close up their fall work.
Miss Alice 4. Human has gone to
Saratoga Springs TO see her uncle, Will
liam E. Samson, who is very low with
consumption.
III. c. Roscoe bought large quantity
of poultry at his store this week for
Thanksgiving trade. Good turkeys
brought IL cents per pound.
George ID. Human has received lei
ter from A. f. Austin of Meriden. Ct.
who bought his stolen horse OF ). +
Langdon at Brushton. n. Y. Mr.. Austir
!. offers to purchase the horse again of MIR
Hinman. Langdon will probably soor
be brought to Rutland and tried there
for stealing Mr.. Stiles team there las
, July. His parents live at Sheldon. VT
and not in New Haven or vicinity, az
suggested by correspondent from Ma
lone.