Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-30
VERGENNE S.,

VERGENNEs.
New potatoes retail at 81 per bushel.
Trade last Saturday very good in Yer
gennes.
Bread Loaf Inn is doing large sum-
mer trade.
DIR. kirlie Smith has returned from his
Western visit.
BlueberrieS are abundant at eight
cents per quart.
Grand View Mountain House is having
a good run of business.
The Commercial Union Telegraph Co,
will have an office in Vcrgcnncs.
Mr., \. ID. Nittum daily enjoys the
presence of an eleven-pound boy, now.
Principal Shaw and family have re-
turned to town from their camping en-
ioyment.
II. II. Thompson of the american
1ngIcr, New York, has been stopping at
Basin Harbor
G. ;. Elmer of West Ferrisburgh has
received S9iS.4O back pay for services in
the Union army.
Lake Dunmorc House has all the avail
able cottages engaged and the hotel
rooms, also, it is said.
The band concert in the park saturday
night was very fine and was listened to
by hundreds of our citizens.
The Amblo brothers. james and John,
are taking possession of the Rogers
place ON Courthouse hill. recently pur-
chased by Postmaster kimball
Green apples. before which the boys
always place the Authorization u. Is. A..
are selling for one dollar per bushel /:
purchaser, to supply their own Jamaica
ginger
sunday was outing day for 50 many
that in some of the churches there We're
more seats than people. But then some
| allowance should be made for friends
camping
| The case of Nolncy Sunderland v. {.
| :. Elmer and wife. before Lt.-CoV. OrmS-
bee Il, special master. will be heard at
the office of Woodbridge II smith on
| Friday of this week.
The friend, of Miss Alice Human,
daughter of the late Judge lIinman of
New Haven, will be pleased to learn that
her health j. good and that she very much
enjoys New York life.
NergenneS begins to feel the tide of
summer travel. The Stevens House is
doing we'll. The Grand Union is well
located and is receiving applications for
board from various parties.
+. G. Middebrook is agent for the sale
of the Wood reaper and binder, and hay
ing just sold one to Mr.. +. A. Wood
bridge, it will be set to work as soon as
the grain is ripe enough to cut.
\ wide section is dependent upon tn,
Nergennes market for coal during the
winter. We are advised that the tive
dealers, McS-rs. Hickok and Mack, vii
probably handle 1000 tons this season.
The case of John Cara,aw. arrested foI
an aggravated assault on AdOlph Happy
has been twice tried before Justice &. W
Grandey and the prisoner WAS discharg
ed. States Attorney Wilds conducte,
the last examinations
The horse trot Saturday resulted ii
Rosa b., +. NJ. Trains b. M, taking tn,
first money, 500; IIallock's Lottie See
withdrawn, and G. II. Smiths b. III. Clip
sey went around the track, but threw
shoe during the race.
There were twelve guests at the Ste
vens House Tuesday evening, who too
the Lily for the official excursion Wedncs
day to Lake George, etc. Among then
were State Printer Tuttle of Rutland
t John Champion, State prison inspector
: Lt.-GOv. Ormsbce, and the next Lt.-GOy
Fuller of Brattleboro, and others.
= The friends of Chas. c. Wheeler, Esq
. of Chicago, who is at the Isle of Shoal
: with his family, will expect a visit fror
T him before his return to the arduOus dJ
= ties of general superintendent of tn
Chicago Il Northwestern railroad Nj
/. Wheeler is from Ferrisburgh and la
e hosts of warm friends in this part of tn
/ State
2 Mr. F. NJ. Strong has put new an
= substantial piazza on the front of hi
d house, south side of the bay at Basi
harbor. The view is fine. \ goo