Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-08

Judge Knapp. Middlebury's representa-
tive, went to Montpelier Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. f. p. Cushman, who had been i'll
for several days, was able to be at his
store yesterday.
Prof. Wager has been i'll since the early
part of last week, but is now able again
to hear his classes.
Mr.. W. c. Danyew has gone to Canada.
and intended to bring a number of horses
back with him.
Mr.. Z. J. Matthews is in Boston this
week, taking in the fair of the Bay State
Agricultural society.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Wilds went to
New York, Wednesday, to be absent the
remainder of the week.
Brewster's block and the postoflice
block are receiving coat of paint, Mr..
Rose doing the work.
Mr.. j. S. Phelps of Washington, d. c.,
former resident of this town, is here on
his annual visit among friends.
Mrs. Louise Williamson, who spent
the summer at the Rogers Rock House,
Lake George, has returned home.
Mrs. Potter and her daughter, Mrs.
Douglas, intend to go west soon to spend
the winter with friends in Minneapolis.
Mr. w. II. Brewster is away on visit
to friends in Connecticut and will go to
New York city before he returns home.
Hon. G. W. Hendee of Morrisvile and
Mr.. &. II. Owen of Rutland were among
those registered at the Addison House ON
Monday.
Butter is still going up. Fair to good
sold in this market, Monday, at % and
- cents. and few selections brought
- cents.
Messrs. Calvin NJ. Foote and John
Murphy are in Willsboro. y. V, engaged
i'll building a large mill. They left home
on Monday.
Two rams from the flock of Mr.. j. b.
Cherbino were shipped by express from
this station, Tuesday, to Jacob McNay
of Athens, Ohio.
Hiram Fales, formerly of Middlebury.
has taken the position of operator for the
Delaware Il Hudson Canal Co. at their
office in Rutland.
DIR. f. Hamilton returned Monday to
his home in Springfield, Mass. Mrs
Hamilton will remain for several weeks
with her parents.
Mr.. George W. Fassett is sick at his
boarding-place, Mr.. Sargents. He is
threatened with a fever, but it is hoped
that it can be broken up.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell, who has spent
most of the summer in town, went to
Brattleboro on Monday, and will go
thence to Boston in a short time.
Mr.. John Bell, who has worked in this
office for two years past, went to Mont
pelier, Monday, to take position in the
office of the Vermont Waterman.
Mr.. +. X. Clay has suffered another
relapse and is again quite sick. lie had
bilious fever at first and this is the second
time he has overdone and gotten worse.
Repairs on the college presidential
house are nearly completed. The build
ings and fences are now being painted by
holland Bros, and very tasty job it
is, too.
Mrs. A. ii. Rice, mother of Mrs.
Carleton j. Moore of this village, died at
her home in Bridport on Friday last.
The funeral was attended at Bridport on
Sunday.
Mr.. Darwin Riders Clara NJ. won the
free-fOr-all race at Barton on Thursday
of last week. The achievements of
Archy, same day and track, are else
where noted.
Mr.. Alex. Daniels son, Peter, is home
on visit to his parents, the first he has
made them for about ten years. lie is "A
sailor, having followed that occupation
Tor the past sixteen years or so.
Prof. Wright has rented Mr.. c. g..
Wainwright's house on Seminary street
and will soon move into it. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright are to reside at Mr.. Farms
worth's during the winter.
Mr.. Edward Bruya, who had been on a
vacation visit to his parents here, has re-
turned to his work. lie has been for
some time in the Western Union tele-
graph office at Troy, N. Y.
DR.. Mellen and Mr.. l.. F. Farnsworth
are the champion sportsmen of the sea-
son. The other day they went out into
Shoreham and captured twenty grey
squirrels, besides crow and lesser game.
NJ. d. Batchelder, who had been here
for two weeks, started on Monday for
st. Louis, Mo-, where he has a home
with his father. His sister, Miss Florence,
accompanied him and will remain there
through the winter.
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