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

Luther Farnsworth is spending his va
cation at Worcester. Mass. His family
accompany him.
j. w. Patterson of Augusta, Me-, faith
er of Mrs. c. G. Peck is visiting at Mr.
Peck's.
The fall term of the graded school
! opened Monday. All the rooms are well
| filled.
II. S. Kitchell of Milwaukee, Wis, a
grandson of l.. Il. Sayre, has been visit
ing him.
Mrs. II. E. Sade, who had been to
Central New York to visit friends, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. w. p. Russell and children are
home again, after a stay of several weeks
with friends in Rutland.
Samuel Sheldon, who sailed from New
York July IL, reached Wuerzbulg, Bava-
ria, about the first of August
The fire company held meeting Tues
day afternoon and tested the steamer,
which was found in good condition.
Mrs. f. l.. Bedell and daughter Miss
Nellie, who have spent the summer in
Troy, N. Y, and vicinity, are home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Preston have gone
| W MuIlldTOIlcCh, ~. i - WIlcIc MI. ICS-
ton is principal of the graded school.
Mrs. Theo. Bonnell and Mrs. Geo.
Rowbottum of Orange. n. j., were the
guests of Miss Lizzie Wilson last week.
Patience, George NJ. Fletcher's mare,
took second money-not third, as stated
last week--in the recent races at YER
gennes.
Miss Ruth p. Bennett started Monday
for Marengc, Iowa, where she will be
preceptress of the high school the COM
ing year.
George r. Wales returned Friday
from Cambridge, y. Y, where he had
been canyassing for The Story of the
Bible
Mrs. James NJ. Slade and daughter
came back Monday from Fai" Haven and
Castleton, where they had been to see
friends.
Mrs. Hubbard, wife of Rev. Charles
llibbard of Providence, II. t., formerly
pastor of the Baptist church here, is in
town on a visit.
Postal Route Agent Hurlburt of Wey-
bridge went to Poultney Wednesday with
his daughter, who enters the Troy Con-
ference academy.
Mrs. Mvron Langworthy's father and
mother-Mr. and Mrs. h. II. Clark of
Hampton, n. l.-are spending few
days with her.
w. II. Goodnough. who left here early
in June for California, has bought a
farm near Napa City, in that State, and
settled upon it.
Miss Hattie Bond is visiting her broth
err w. H.. and wife. in Burlington. Mr..
Bond is in the employ of Edward Bar
low in that city.
The college term opens on Tuesday of
next week. As yet nothing definite can
be said as to the size or makeup of the
incoming class.
Randall Hammond came home Tues
day afternoon. He has been for several
months in the Office of an insurance COM
pany at Waterbury, Ct.
Prof. j. n. Mallory, of whose pres
ence in town mention was made last
week, has been chosen principal of the
Keene On. H. high school.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer. pastor of the Baptist
church, left Monday for few weeks
vacation, which he will spend at Fox
croft and North Berwick, Me.
Butter was about one cent a pound
higher in this market Monday than the
week before. Sixteen cents was the rul-
ing price, but selections sold at Il.
Members are asked not to forget the
meeting of the w. G. II. L. for the cleo
ton of officers this (Friday) afternoon
at the vestry of the Methodist church.
Charles II. Lane has the pipes laid and
the water running from the Stearns
spring to w. ID. Lanes green house. The
water is abundant and of the best quality
Rev. DR.. Patterson of Philadelphia
preached at st. Stephens again on Sun.
day morning, giving an exceptionally
good sermon. Rev. MI. Wheeler preached
at the evening service.
a party consisting of Mrs. NJ. f. Head
den of New York, Mrs. A. |. Headden OF
! Jersey City Heights and Miss Cora h
Amman of Buffalo, enjoying the beauties
| of Middlebury, are guests of the Pierce
House.
The Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, d. D., will
preach in the Methodist church next sun.
day morning. Rev. Mr.. Noe, the pastor
has gone to Pawlet to take charge of q
! camp-meeting and will be absent about
! 0 days.
George w. Fowle of Boston. secretary
of the Massachusetts Horticultural socie.
ty, arrived in town Tuesday night &c
look after his interests in the property
, which he took from the Cutter Marble
company on mortgage.
William Lavonche died at his home OF
, Court street Tuesday morning of typhoiC
, fever. He had been sick less than two
weeks. The funeral was attended from
the Catholic church yesterday morning
} Rev. Father Maloney officiating. Mr.
Lavonche leaves widow only.
In the match game of polo at Mr.
, Bonds rink Wednesday evening, thu
Amateur" VOL over the STARS" L
was IA sharp game, four goals being nee
i essary to decide the contest. Rufus
; Langworthy is captain of the Amateurs
and Gardie Allen of the STARS"
Rev. c. 5. Murkand of Chicopee
Mass, preached an exceedingly strong
practical sermon at the Congregational