Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

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H.. b. Potter of New York was in town
the early part of the week on a visit to
friends.
Miss Belle Eells, who has spent the
winter in IL school at Waterloo, 7. G., is
home again.
At the Catholic church the Easter col
lection amounted to S23S. and more is
pledged.
Hon. c. W. Read of Addison and
Frank Manchester of Brandon were in
town Tuesday.
The net proceeds of Rev. DIR. Webber's
lecture for the Y. NJ. c. A., last week,
were between SIS and $40.
Frank B. Hyde of the Union Theolog-
zeal seminary, New York city, came
home Saturday to spend the summer va
cation.
L. j. Sampson of Cornwall has gone
to Saratoga, y. Y. and will henceforth
make his home with his sOn residing
there.
\. G. Chandler of Ripton was in town
Monday with the black bear cub which
he caught recently. 1t attracted much
attention.
Michael Bovlan has sold out his stock
of goods in the Smith IL Sheldon block to
Charles Tulley, who has opened a meat
market there.
W. G. Bingham. who has been i'll for
five or six weeks, has so far recovered as
to be able soon to resume his place in Mr..
Bonds store.
The train which was expected to come
with the sunday Uorld, last sunday. did
not appear-for what reason we are not
able to learn.
. DR.. and Mrs. F. Hamilton, late of Rut-
land, have been in town recently. They
are now in Springfield. Mass. where the
. doctor will practice.
+. W. Burke of Cobleskill, y. Y, i,
. visiting his mother here. His brother,
. principal of the school at the same place
was home Il few days since.
Christopher Roberts, the colsred evan
+ gelist. began Sunday evening a series OF
meetings at the old courthouse which
= will be continued through the week.
The college boys will 500 get out al
annual, the Kaleidoscope" illustrated
5 with views of the college, etc, for whicl
J., Mr.. Dean has been taking photographs.
j. w. Baker has opened a livery stabl,
at the barns of the Severance place, mex
to the bank. All of his carriages hav,
not yet come, but he has begun business
The Green Mountain Pulp Co. vii
soon begin the rebuilding of the dam a
paper-mill falls, the present structur,
not afiording sufficient water for tn
mill.
~ Mr.. John Westfall of the United State
navy, who came to town recently to viSi
r. his sister. Mrs. b. +. Wales. has conclud
ed his stay and will shortly Join hi
r ship.
Chas. {. Severance, whose eyes hay
I'd caused him much pain and trouble for
year or more, will go to Burlington mex
-. week to have an operation performed VI
VI on them.
1t is minated that a little missionar
= work might be done to advantage in tn
parks on the east side of the bridg,
nj themselves.
Mr.. Upper and others doing busine,
in the vicinity of the bridge have raised
considerable amount by subscription an
IS. will use the money to keep that regio
is well sprinkled.
. T. Neville is the M%iddlebury man VIII
~ will occupy the drug store now in cour,
of erection at Orwell, spoken of by OF
er correspondent in that town. Mr.. Nevil
NJ was formerly in the drug business
l., Swanton.
IT ii. =. Stimson of Kansas City, Mo
was in town for a short time Saturda
~ afternoon. He is trying to secure suf
cient stockholders to start a nations
Ise bank in his city, and has already mae
ny good progress.
tst
-. 1t is now said that the project of ge
sst ting up a hose company is not abandon
ed. Those having the matter in chars
have gotten quite an amount subscribe
ny and hope soon to have enough to buy IL
AS cart they want.
Postmaster W. F. Plaisted of Sand
m. Hill, n. Y, is in town. He was once
te. resident here. He came to town to NAL
ey ARRANGEMENTS for the burial of his STE
= mother, who died in Rutland. She wa
'"p before marriage, Miss Samantha Ferr
of this town. The burial took plaI
. yesterday afternoon.