Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-16
LOCAL NEWS,
Mrs. O'Connor of New Haven. Ct, is
in town on visit to her son Martin

IN town on visit TO her son Martin.
Tessie Kingsley and II. =. williamson
are in Malone, n. V. ON a visit to rela-
| tives.
A.C. Palmer of JOnesvile. VI. visited
friends here and in East Middlebury last
week.
Mrs. Chas LaVake of New York city
and son are at Miss Calendars for stay
of some weeks.
Miss Matte Mead is home from Naticl.
Mass. to spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
j. y. Mallory and family have gone to
Sudbury to visit friends and will camp
ont in that region.
Miss Lettie Benson of llolyOke. Mass.
has come to town for the summer to visit
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Justus
Cobb
The Misses Freeman of New York eli
ty, who spent last summer at the Addi-
son House. have returned there for the
season.
Mrs. John Roach is the latest recipient
of a pension. She gets it as mother of
Edward Roach. The arrearages amount
to nearly $500.
W. l.. sullivan of Chicago, H.. has
been in town for some days on a visit to
friends. He is engaged in the practice
of law in that city.
Mrs. II. ID. Cornell of Worcester. Mass.
arrived in town on Monday for two
weeks stay with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Langworthy. ST.
The Rowlcv place on seymour street.
next to the grounds of the Congregation
al church, has been purchased by Julius
W. Baker, the livery man.
Joel I.insley of Burlington, formerly
of this town, has been granted patent
for refrigerator. He is manager for
the Baldwin Manufacturing Co.
\. b. Colby has closed out his grocery
and meat business in the Nalette block.
and Lewis Balm of Lincoln. who has
managed it, has returned To his home.
Mrs, Frank Lucia is rapidly recovering
from the injuries She received about three
weeks ago when she was thrown from a
carriage and had one of her legs broken.
Butter sold in this market on Monday
at substantially the same prices as the
week heforc-frOm IL cents down for
good to common and II cents for few
selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r.. Cray of Minneapo-
lis. Mimi, who came to town to attend
commencement and visit Mrs. Cray's
mother. Mrs. Douglas. have returned to
their western home.
Miss Carrie Noe. daughter of the
Methodist pastor. has gone to Lake st.
GATHERINGS, a noted resort in the town of
Wells, Rutland county. to spend the
summer with friends.
A circus. John Doris, is coming here
on Friday. the Both inst. The bills are
not up. but the boards on which to place
them have been set up around the east
end of the school-house park.
Prof. and Mrs. Austin have returned
from Il visit to friends in Poultney
and taken possession of the college
presidential mansion, which they will
occupy during the summer.
The "buffalo" moths are beginning tt
make housekeepers unhappy again. The
man who will invent IA sure death fol
them or preventive of their appearance
will deserve and receive "A fortune.
Solomon Chevalier was somewhat in
jured at Smith Il Aliens mill on Satur.
day. While using a circular saw a bOarC
he was feeding il was thrown agains
his side, hurting him so that he is laid
up.
Messrs. Darwin Rider and j. w
Baker have gone into partnership in the
livery business. The horses, carriages
etc, of the two are kept at the Addison
House barn, and together contain abou
everything required in such an establish
ment.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Rowland returned
on Friday from Boston, and Mr.. Rowland
preached very acceptably at the Congre
gational church on Sunday. They vii
remain in Middlebury the greater part o
the time till October, when they go Il
. Japan.
Any reasonable amount of rain would
be welcomed by the pulp company, wh'
have already this summer had NOR
? trouble from low water than during an,
entire season since their mills were built
Monday they could run but one of tn
four grinders AT the upper mill.