Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-27
VERGENNES.

VERGENNES.
A firemans muster is under considera-
ton by the Vergennes firemen.
We are advised that the salvation ar
my propose invading Vergennes.
The Baptist church is to be painted and
windows put in. Only the basement has
been utilized thus far.
Haven't seen Stevens ballot. Who
has them? 1t was to I. What is the
use of growing?
1t. Chas. a. Booth left for his com
mand at Rock Springs, Wyoming, Mon
day, on the northern train.
Look out for your empty barrels. They
will soon be in demand by the apple
buyers.
Mr.. Chas. LeBoeuf with his men, is
hard at work on the roofing for the seats
on the fair ground.
John Henry Hopkins of Williamsport,
Penn, officiated at st. Pau's church.
Sunday. He is a man of great mental
power.
Mr.. Warren Bard of Kansas was in
town Saturday. He likes the West, to
which he returns soon. He was former
ly of Ferrisburgh
The eighth annual festival of parish
choirs will be held at Rutland, Sept. 80.
Choirs from Keene, Hanover and Charles
town, y. H., will participate.
Mr.. Gustave Hameman, who disap-
peared so mysteriously. Internationally,
has returned and is at work in his old
place for :. ID. Il J. l.. Miner.
Chester Allen of Worcester, Mass, for
merly postmaster and business man in
Panton, is visiting friends. As a place
of business he thinks Worcester a lively
town.
Between thirty and forty head of young
and fine looking store cattle were driven
through here for Sprigg Il Fisher of Adj
Olson. They were bought in Eastern
New York.
Or. Henry Iiickok occupied the desk
of Mr.. Robertson sunday. and will
preach next Sunday. also. Mr.. r. is en-
joying his vacation. He takes in Boston
this week, we understand.
Mr.. John d. Edmond and wife returned
to Leavenworth, Kansas, Monday,
via Norwich, Conn. The Misses Coyle
of Washington, ID. G., who came with
Mr.. f.. will remain Il short time longer
The b. b. &. of Starksboro were in
town, the guests of the V. b. b. C.. and
in their peculiar way carried back t.
their mountain home a score OF % tC
Vergennes boys -. Both played well
Hon. j. NJ. Dyer of Salisbury will re-
ceive S2275 insurance on his burned pro
perty. He contemplates putting NJ
needed buildings, only, this fall. Some
improvements may be made on his dwell
ling and surroundings.
one of the best looking houses il
House, which Thomas Stevens kept a. {
hotel in 1924. 1t has been thoroughly
modernized and is in fine slightly loca
ton looking directly out upon the lake.
Among those who crossed the lake Il
see the Westport b. b. G. carry off the
honOrs, Tuesday, was mine host Clark o.
the Richards House at Westport Thos,
who fail to call on him, if they stop with
in gunshot of Westport, will miss thu
best bill of fare in Essex county.
Monday G.H. Sprigg shipped II load OF
calves and hogs for Boston market
Price, hogs, to l-2c live weight. On
Friday he shipped II hogs and II veal
from this depot, l6 sheep from New
Haven, and 8 hogs and s veals from Mid
dlebury; also half a ton of poultry
price, to Zoe per ID.
The steamer Lily is capturing loads o
people this season. Wednesday sh
carried party to Ticonderoga-the Bap
fist sunday school-and she has beef
stesming everywhere this summer witt
hundreds of delighted excursionists, an,
all were suited with the Lily and he