The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-13
Local News.

over the advent of Il daughter on Tues
day.
Clay n. Dickinson's daughter, Bertha,
who has been very sick, is rapidly i'm
proving.
A. j. Piper and family have moved
into the house which he recently bought
of Frank Lucia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elmer have lately re-
turned home after an absence of several
weeks in Connecticut.
Sophomore DEMO, who has been i'll
with fever, is again able to be out,
though not entirely well.
Nothing has yet been heard from the
Supreme court as to its opinion on the
Smell hdbeaS corpus case.
The Misses Field have moved from Mrs.
Shades house, North Pleasant street, to
Mrs. Douglass house on Court street.
Harold, son or hev. Mr.. Palmer, enter
tanned a number of his friends last Fri
day evening, in celebration of his 18th
birthday.
John G.. Flint. arrested week before
last near Milford, Mass, and brought
here and jailed, went by the name of c.
F. Kent down there.
The price of butter on Monday was
the same as that of last week-2l to y
cents. The amount offered is steadily
growing less as the season advances.
Mrs. Charlotte Bicknell of this village
has a chrysanthemum containing 367
buds and blossoms. This plant is from
last springs slip. Who can count more:
d. w. Bliss of Bethel has taken the po-
sition of superintendent of stock at the
F,r 10 hne no
led stock for Mr.. Battell for two seasons
past
A. w. Carey has come back to town
from SALISBURY. where he has lived for
the last three years, and has rented the
blacksmith shop at the entrance of the
fair grounds.
The Adelphi society of the high
school had social reunion at the grad
ed-school building Monday evening.
The refreshments served consisted of ice
cream and cake.
Rev. l.. H. Elliott of Waterbury will
occupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday, morning and even
ing. Mr.. Elliott represents the Vermont
Bible society.
Harrison White of Leicester junction
has come to town and will spend the
Cushman. In the spring he will occupy
his house on Court street.
The fall term of the graded school
closes on Tuesday. the oath, with the
usual exhibition in the evening, to be fol-
| lowed by musical entertainment. full
particulars of which will be given next
week.
A stone sidewalk is being laid by Phil
| ia nd Of tn
walk IN front of the postottice up to the
Seymour street corner and thence down
Seymour street 1t will be six feet wide
| The stone came from near Ludlow.
Il. w. Pitts has rented the north half
of the Mcleod block for his furniture and
undertaking business and moved his stock
thither. Mr.. Marshall will now have the
whole of the store of which he has had
only half .and will be able to put in IA still
larger line of goods.
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Nov. 10. the ladies of the W. c. Il. L.
will hold parlor meeting at the resi-
dence of A. F. Manley, to which all
friends of temperance are cordially III
vited. Refreshments will be served al
six o'clock.
The "Middlebury Rink" polo team, re-
h. Langworthy. lst rush; d. Calvin. I'd
rush; ". Ward, center; r. Hammond
p cover point; ID. Brouilett, point and F
Warfield, goal. Some of these players
are from the Amateur" team.
w. ii. Brewster went Tuesday night tc
Milton, Mass, to attend the funeral OF
his aunt, Mrs. w. IL. Bacombe, who died
at her home there on Sunday, aged &c
| sista of hrs
II. w. Brewster and a daughter of the
= late Millen Stowel of this town.
Rev. W. j. Tilley preached at St
Stephens on Sunday in exchange will
the rector, who went to Boston on tn,
excursion on Tuesday of last week ant
> stopped at Brandon on his way home
= Mrs. Carpenter accompanied him. They
reached home Monday morning
, win Pinncy, employed at the uppe
e mill of the Green Mountain Pulp Co.. go
the fore-tinger of his left hand into tn,
: gearing of one of the grinders, Wednes
day. 1t was badly crushed, and it i
feared that amputation will be necessary
DR.. Eddy attended the patient.
G. G. Severance. who went to TeXa
. with .Chas. A. Chapman's carload o
i sheep, arrived home Monday; and Franz
Severance, lWho went 10 the same stat
with carload for his brother, Junius
n came back Wednesday. The latter i
t spending a few days in New York.
: Miss Barrows, sister of Deacon Bar
rows, who has lately returned from ia
6 pan, where she has been engaged in mis-
g sionary work for ten years, delivered al
{ address descriptive of her labors at tn
vestry of the Congregational church yes
II terday afternoon. In the evening Rev
= Chauncey Goodrich of Burlington, VIII
has lately returned home from long at
sence in mission fields, delivered an &C
a dress at the town hall.
n The funeral of DR.. f. G.. Gale was a
d tended on the afternoon of Saturday fToI
the residence of John l.. Buttolph. Rev
e Mr.. Parker of Bethel conducted the Sc
g. vices and was assisted by Rev. M
J. Speare, pastor of the Congregation
church. The bearers were Gasca Ricl
II George G. Chapman, 5. w. Bissell, Jul
to tus Cobb. G. ID. Earle and o. +. Lee
g. The interment was at the West cemeter.
The casket was enclosed in burial vau
of marble, sealed, and sunk into the cart
W to the depth at which collins are usual