Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Stewart are at
Salem, Mass, for his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powell of Manches-
ter, n. H., are visiting in town.
Mr.. Cyrus Dodge of Syracuse, n. y,
is visiting his father, Col. Sardis Doege.
President and Mrs. Brainerd returned
Friday from the camp at Knights island.
Middlebury sent quite delegation on
the excursion to Queen City park, Tues
day.
Walter Martin and wife have gone to
Chelsea, Mass, and are to STAY there for
several weeks.
Mr.. James McSorley. 81 years of age
and former resident, but now living
at Malone. y. Y, is in town.
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Sheldon, who
have been camping at Thompson's Point,
are expected home today.
Mr.. Ira Negus of New Bedford, Mass,
is here to see his brother. lie was for
merly a resident of Middlebury.
Willis |. Twitchell of Hartford, Ct,
came to town Friday and is now visiting
his parents and friends in Weybridge.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer and family are still
camping at Thompson Point. He comes
home Saturdays to preach on Sunday.
Mr.. John W. Robe of Albany, n. Y,
manager of the Albany News Co., is,
with his family. guest of Mr.. Alden.
Mrs. f. W. Halsey and daughter of
Boston, Mass, are in town visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Chapman.
VIM. l.. Cady, employed in Smith q
Aliens shop. had part of one of his fin
gers cut off in planer, Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Comstock of Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia, have returned home, aft
or having spent some weeks with friends
here.
l. Joseph b. Cobb returned home Sunday
morning He has been with Sautelle :
circus during the season as leader of it
band.
Miss Emily c. Starr is with her broth
err. Chas. Starr, Esq. of Stamford. CT.
and may decide to reside there perman.
emily.
The most of the butter brought tC
market Monday sold at II cents and be-
q low, though Is cents was paid for an eX
ira fine article
Miss Agge Mcmahon has gone tC
Chicago and will proceed thence to South
Haven, Mich, where her mother
brother lives.
Messrs. G. +. Marshall and W. ID. Lane
and their families came home yesterday
after spending about three weeks il
camp at Lake George.
Mr.. j. l.. Buttolph the other day
bought one years clip of wool of Mr.. ID
c. Smith of Addison, paying him Ssh
for it. 1t was fine lot, too.
Bert Alden, who has spent the pas
two years and half with an uncle il
Shoreham. has returned to town and i
Il clerking III his fathers store.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. II. Cobb has bee
+, appointed night Waterman to succeed G
y. Dickinson, removed. and has begun
t to perform the duties OF the place.
= Mr. l.. lIanaford returned Tuesda,
from the Adirondacks, where he had bee
for over a week. Mrs. Hanaford will re
e main there for some weeks longer.
l.. G. Balm of Lincoln, who formerl
managed the market in the VALET
is block, has come down to have charge q
Mr.. Colby's business during the latter
h absence in the West.
4 =. NJ. Meldon, Esq, of Rutland, III
Democratic nominee for lieutenant COY
8" ernor, is expected to attend the count
Democratic convention at Bristol u
morrow and make "A speech.
.r The " Grays" of Larrabee's Point an
the "Star" base ball club of this plaC
as will play a match game at the colleg
grounds tomorrow Saturday afternoon
Game to be at o'clock: admission fire
OF Miss Blossom Palmer. daughter of II
Baptist pastor, returned Tuesday from
i'll trip to Boston and Lynn, Mass. and y
IN Berwick, Me, and has gone to Join II
rest of the family at Thompson's Poin
Sc Mrs. Hale, widow of the late Hora
ny Hale of Canton and mother of l.. +. Hal
- assistant district attorney of st. Law
49, renee county, n. Y, is stopping for
All few days with her sister, Mrs. j.
Peck.
Junius +. Severance left here yesterdi
lily for San Antonio, Texas, with two hun
'e' red MeTino rams which he intends to d
pose of in that market, A. b. Coll
On went with him, for the sake of the tri
do chiefly.
Do Rev. Mr.. Speare has decided to take
additional weeks vacation, and Rev. NJ
Mills will SUNNY the pulpit for him