Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03
LOCAL NEWS,


Thursday next.
Mrs J. Speyer is spending n few weeks
with her daughter in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Brunette of
Nashua. n. H.. are. in town on a visit to
friends.
Mr.. Randall Hammond left Wednes
day for Chicago, where he has obtained
"A position.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Stewart are home
from Salem, Mass, after an absence of
nearly three weeks.
Mr.. j. W. Patterson of Augusta, Me-,
father of Mrs. c. c. Peck, is visiting his
daughter and family.
Twenty-Five of the guests at Bread
Loaf Inn were among those present at
the fair Thursday afternoon.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Y. NJ. &. \. for September will be
held next Wednesday evening at half
past seven. IS va, s.slEs,l n. 's;.s7 fs7'.'r 'aPa
Mrs. George E. Hammond of-Chieago,
formerly of ,this town,ais visiting her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. S. h. M. Cowles of
New Haven. ~f rr ......
Miss Aggie Mcmahon, who went to
Chicago and South Haven, Mich. on Il
visit, few weeks ago, arrived home
Saturday.
| Butter sold In this market on Monday
at the same figures as the week before
from 10 l-2 cents for selections down,
according to quality.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
G.. A. will meet Saturday afternoon at
half-past three at the Y. NJ. G.. a. hall.
a full attendance is requested.
Freemans meeting will be held in the
town hall. The troupe that had hired it
for next Tuesday has postponed its COM
ing till the latter part of the week
\ branch Office of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. will soon be opened at
Mr.. Marshall's store. 1t will prove Il
great convenience to the people of the
village.
\ Brattleboro item in an exchange
says; ''Rev. Father Cunningham was
thrown from his carriage Saturday and
severely bruised, which will keep him in
the house a few days.
Rev Mr.. Speare occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church on sunday.
He reports an exceedingly pleasant vaca-
ton. Mrs. Speare was much improved
in health by her stay at the seashore.
Mr.. +. X. Clay. of whose illness with
bilious fever and partial recovery men-
ton was made last week. is again contin-
ed to the house. He undertook to do toe
much before he had gained sufficient
strength.
Rev. DIN Cady, who will soon sail as
missionary to Chung King, China. will
preach in the Methodist church nexi
Sunday morning There will be preach.
ing the Lovett district school house mex
Sunday at , 30 p. m.
Mr.. Beckwith requests US to say thai
he is not a candidate for town repreeen-
tative. He is certain that his friend:
can find among the many anxious expec
tants some person better fitted by nature
and experience for the place.
The graded school opened for the fal
term on Monday. The attendance in al
the rooms is large, but the High-Scho
is perhaps best filled. The number o.
out-of-toNn pupils is fully up to that o
late years. Among them the young
ladies seem to predominant.
DR.. VIM. II. Sheldon's st. Bernar,
koenign ia the mother Of IL fine pup
pies, sired by Rudolph H., which, Xix,
the mother, is pure bred. The docto
has already disposed of three of tn
youngsters at SO each, which is consid
| cred "A low price for this kind of stock.
The camping party at Thompson
Point made up of II. G. Ellis of Washing
ton, ID. c., Geo. Langworthy, Jr., Harr,
p. Langworthy and others from thi
e town came home sooner than they ex
ptClcu, MI I-lIls HdNlnS DceH bullillOHe'
to Glens Falls, n. y, to see his mother
who was i'll there.
John Morcomb's son, George W.. o
e whose Whereabouts all trace had bee
+ lost, arrived home last week to see hi
parents. He went away nearly 20 year
o ago and has since lived in various part
; of the South and West His presen
home is Texas, where he owns ranch
II and whittier he returned on Tuesday
t a dastardly outrage was committed o.
l. the members of the Salvation army las
Friday evening. While they were at tn
: barracks, holding meeting, some on
t. plugged up the key-hole at their house
When they returned, and were gathere,
II aboutthe door trying to get in, lot Of
e rotten eggs were thrown upon them
Prompt and energetic measures should b
| tolypp nv the authorities NJ h,;n1 ,bav