The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-11-20
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month.
O. II. Spaulding and wife are visiting
at Bridport.
Edmund Bostwick was married to Sa
ra Grandey last week.
Mrs. c. II. Stevens has been quite sick,
but is now much better.
DR.. Curtiss has returned home from a
visit to his friends in Bridgeport, Ct.
Miss Ada f. Briggs of Brandon is vs-
iting at Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Hindes'.
Superintendent Fairbank, at the State
Reform school, has built a large ice
house.
L. BARLEY is putting up a long line of
| tin eave-trOughs on G.. l.. kinball. jr.'s.
new barn.
II. L. Booth is making some repairs on
the house he bought of G.. W. Ross
short time since.
Thomas Fish has bought of Hon. G.
w. Grandcy the Chapman place, So
called; cons Iteration, $500
| /. +. Benton has purchased a piece of
land of F. f. Woodbridge on the Panton
road, containing about 80 acres.
Charles King, who is working for c.
-
at New Haven, where he was at work.
w. w. Booth and wife returned home
after several weeks absence at Danbury,
CT. Mr.. Booth is much improved in
health.
Goss q Gleason have built new dock
below the falls, where they load their
kaoin. c. A. Hoflnaglc superintendent
the Job.
The few sunny days have been appre-
ciated by the farmers in this vicinity, as
some OF them have potatoes and corn out
in the fields yet.
Mrs. c. T. S. Pierce has gone to Bos-
ton to meet her husband. who is expect
ed to be there for a few days on his re-
turn from the West.
1t is boy at p. n. Adams. This is
only the ninth child-eight boys and one
girl-and quite Il row when they all
stand up to be counted.
Herrick Stevens started for Chicago
last week Thursday. Mrs. Stevens has
been there some weeks visiting theiI
daughter, Mrs. Hammond.
Reuben Parker goes to New York with
$50 barrels of apples, most of which are
of his own raising. He has one of the
finest orchards in the county.
1t is reported that married woman
burned her newborn babe in the kitchen
range few days since. 1t is suggested
, that the matter be investigated.
Irving Bristol, son of the late PhilC
Bristol, died Tuesday afternoon. He
has suffered with paralysis for Ions
time, and was aged about SO years.
| a new projection is being built owe
the outside stairs of the Farmers nation
al bank. G. A. Hoflnagle is doing tn,
E woodwork and Robert Hudson the tin
ming
, @. w. Peck opens up the American
/ House this week. Il has been furnished
t and painted anew, and the landlOr,
: comes highly recommended as hote
1 keeper.
: Quite number of our citizens went t,
e Burlington Monday night to witness tn
n grand celebration of the opening of tn
: lpng-talked of horse railroad 1t was
n grand affair, it is said.
! The ladies of the Episcopal societ
u hold their sOciable this week at Mrs. {
II +. Parkcr's. These gatherings are yer
i popular and enjoyable and good plac
!, to spend an evening.
= c. A. Barnard of Montpelier. f. I
=. Barnard of this city and William Pric,
. the veteran pedler, spent "A few days o
: the shores of the lake looking after tn
Il balance of their ducks. but returned witt
\ out very large string. This is som'
thing unusual, as the barnard gun
generally sure death to the bird, especia
ly when they have the Price" wit
them