The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04
New Haven.

Mr.. and Mrs Will f. Lewis of Rutland
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. E. F..
Preston.
Mr.. Loren Richards will soon leave
with carload of Merino sheep for
Montana.
Butter advanced two cents at the Ros-
coe market last Monday and sold at from
u to II cents.
The sum of S2l6 was taken at the
Methodist camp-ground gates at their
Sunday meeting.
We are glad to learn that Judge Doud
is more comfortable, and has been able
to ride out recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of st. Louis, Mo-,
have been visiting at A. A. Farnsworth's 5
and have returned to st. Louis.
Mr.. James M. Clifford of New York
city has been making his annual visit in
town. lie is always warmly welcomed
by his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias II. Bottum of Mil
waukee, Wis, are visiting relatives in
town. Mr.. Bottum is successful lawyer,
and is a son of the late Dea. f. S. Bot
tum.
Charles w. Mason raised 1916 bushels
of splendid Clausen wheat from six acres
of ground. He has recently sold 1900
pounds of heavy Merino wool at 10 ID
cents pound.
Mrs. G.. b. f. Palmer is taking lessons
in oil painting. Her husband has been
in business in Burlington the past sum-
mer, and they commence housekeeping
there about the middle of September.
II. c. Roscoe is keeping full supply
of the text books used in the common
school. A new reader has been adopted
in the Appleton series. called the Intro
ductory Fourth Reader" to be used be-
tween the Third and Fourth Readers.
which is a valuable addition to the set of
readers are heretofore used
From Another Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Chaplin have moved
to Monkton.
The school in district No. opened on
Monday. Miss Belle Elmer of Addison
is the teacher.
Miss Sarah Ii. Farnsworth of Fairfax.
a neice of Judge E. A. Doud, is visiting
in his family.
The fall term of Beeman academy
opened last Tuesday with good number
of students.
pleasant picnic was enjoyed last
week by few families on Town Hill.
with their guests, ut Grand View noun
tain.
Messrs. Loren Richards of this town
and V. |. Spear of Braintree expect to
leave soon for Montana, with carload
of Merino sheep.
On account of increased b, siness at the
ha
Messrs. Stowe & Evarts have recently
put in a new lO-horse power engine.
S. B. NJ. Cowles has been quite disa-
bled because of an injury received at
camp-meetng from the kick of Il horse.
and has consulted his physician in regard
to the matter.
The trial of the case of Cushman VS..
Adams. in suit for breach of contract in
use and occupation, will be heard at town
hall on Friday before Judge Roberts of
Vergennes.
Prof. Hall and wife of Cambridge.
Mass. and Elias Bottum, wife and child
of Chicago, have been in town, the guests
of Mrs. Mary Bottum, mother of Mrs.
Bottum and Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. James NJ. Clifford of New York
| city, who has been in town a short time.
accompanied by Prof. Farwell a class
mate. left on Tuesday for Kansas, to Wis
it his father and other friends.
Martin McNestre lost five dollars; AL
vim Sturdevant found five dollars. and
the evidence convincing the jury that the
lost and found were the same. they said
Sturdevant must hand over The scrim-
mage was before Justice +. S. Thomp-
son. Aug 20, Messrs. Slade and Upper
being the legal pugilists.