Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-06-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Chas. \. Chapman has returned from
his trip to Kentucky. whittier he went
with sheep.
Jesse Campbell, who left here three
weeks ago to play in the band Of circus,
has come home.
Prof. Kellogg is to come up next week
from Brooklyn to train the college
students for their commencement parts.
The price of butter, Monday. was about
the same a. the week before-l3 and II
cents pound, with Il few selections
slightly higher.
Rev Messrs. Noe, Palmer and Carpen-
ter with W. G. Langworthy went to Rip
ton. Monday, on Il trout-tishing eXped
ton. and met with fair success.
Thomas Mcclure has removed his har-
ness shop to the rooms in the Smith "
sheldon block which W. G. Langworthy
long occupied ~ Il meat market.
LyNIrs. Julius L. Morgan died on Friday
fmorning, after a long and painful illness.
who was killed in the late war.
Milo b. williamson, Esq, came home
Yesterday. after seven-weekS' absence
in Texas. He has Il ranch near Colorado
City which he went out to look after
Rollo. son of Mrs. p. Il. Bingham. is
home from Troy. y. Y. where he went
to work in the Office of collar factory.
\ lockout has suspended the collar
business.
The Hawthorne club held its last meet
ing for the season at Miss calendars on
Tuesday evening. The club and invited
guests 90 ON picnic to Lake Dunmore
tomorrow.
Mrs. W. ;. Alden is quite seriously i'll,
the result of threatened attack of
typhoid fever and of Overwork in caring
ed from scarlet fever.
Geo. w. Barton. who has driven the
express delivery wagon for several years,
was compelled by failing health to give
up that position. He has entered the EN-
plov of Bond Bros.
Letters addressed as follows have re-
manned in the postoflice one month uncall-
editor: Ralph Belden, Miss Maggie
| Dewey, OrviS Grover, William lIalnon,
Rev. f. Lowndes, d. \. Perry, Amos p.
Smith, Mrs. Julia NJ Taylor.
Frank b. Hyde. who came home three
weeks ago from New York to spend the
vacation, was called by telegram last
week to go to Brooklyn and supply a
pulpit during the summer.
The caucus to elect delegates to the
conventions has been called to meet at
the town hall tomorrow evening. An
interesting session is expected.
The stagings have been taken down in
the Congregational church and the very
effective decorations can now be seen
Quite an amount of painting is yet to be
done before the job will be complete.
Hon. John w. Stewart reached home
Monday afternoon. He was to have been
an important witness in the Gale will
case, which was settled the same day that
he came. He will remain till Monday
next.
The Congregational church of this
place has been invited to assist in the in
stallation of Rev. Mr.. Phillips as pastor
of the Rutland Congregational church, on
the 18th inst. President Brainerd is
among the clergy invited
Lieut.. Stephen NJ, Foote of the regular
army was in town early in the week tC
visit friends. He is stationed at Fort
Trumbull, New London, Ct, and return,
ed there on Tuesday, his leave of absence
being only for week.
A forty-hours' devotion was held al
the Catholic church this week, beginning
at nine O'Clock Tuesday morning. A
number of other priests assisted the
pastor, Rev. Father Lane, among then
Rev. Father Mclaughlin of Brandon ana
Rev. Father Cunningham of Brattleboro