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there are three times as many telephones in
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curious than pleasing, and the effect is
rather heightened by a form of padding
that goes all the way round just-below
the waist. This heavy costume is COM
plcted by a sort of bodice, usually made
of stout linen covered with some bright
colored material, laced up the front,
and tight-ftting. 1t stops short about
an inch above the waist, and the white
under-skirt bulges all around. This
sort of white skirt, with large loose
sleeves, is a real and most effective work
OF art. Round the neck and on the
shoulders it is caught into numerous
gaglngs, and some fine needle work is in
serted in front; over this a handkerchief
is crossed. Another handkerchief is put
on the head, on the top of which is
placed q round felt sspork-pie" hat. The
bright silk handkerchief and the black
hat are the objects on which all the
rustic wealth is lavished. The hat is
trimmed with velvet, and between the
brim and crown is q row of little black
silk tufts. A hat is made to last two
years amongst the well-to-do peasants.
Its constructions Is very solid, the felt
being nearly a quarter of an inch thick,
heavy and hot. These picturesque Portu-
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In the numerous rowing boats that come
the Duro to Oporto on market
days. The women then put on NIL their
]ewclry, fine ornaments that have de-
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crations. A large gold heart, from m
inch and a half to six inches in length,
and finely wrought, is one of the oldest
forms OF these ornaments. The heart is
suspended to a string of gold beads,
light and we'll wrought on their surface
with n design of clearly Moorish origin.
The beads also are hcirlooms, and some
lucky individuals have as many as
twenty rows, each strung on common
Crosses of filigree work of
ancient design are also worn, together
with modern cheap lockets of poor Ger
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(1ltiiCura
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MEDICAL.

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
WEST SALISBURY.

The lowlands are covered with water
and present the appearance of an inland
sea.
The listers are making their annual
calls. Have your inventories ready.
F, w. Atwood goes to Kansas this
week, to be gone about two weeks.
The clerk of school district No. has
warned a special meeting of the voters of
the district to elect prudential commit
tae in the place of w. W. Crook, resigned.
1t is to be held Saturday evening next.
Indications are that Rev. j. A. Heath
will be appointed to the pastorate of the
Methodist church here for another year.
lie is an earnest young man and an ener-
getic Christian worker, and no doubt his
continuance here will please the majority.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
New HAVEN.

Mrs. Harriet Ashley is in feeble health
An egg" sociable was given by the
young ladies on Wednesday evening.
The health of Mr.. Harry Carter is
somewhat improved.
Geo. d. Human and family has taken
possession of Mrs. Mary Barton's cottage
for the present.
The early 'songsters" have a tendency
to interfere with the morning nap of late
slecpers.
Some of the Academy girls will be
likely to remember next April Fools
day.
A tried and staunch school committee,
with wisdom and age combined, has been
elected in district No. 2.
Mr.. j. c. Wilder, recently of'Charlotte,
has moved into town and settled upon
the Judge Human farm, lately pur-
chased.
Spencer j. Wright of Toledo, Ohio,
made a brief visit in town, leaving this
week for New Mexico to deliver a party
of sheep already sold.
The listers are earning their hOnors
going about town upon the muddy trav-
cling, but it is hoped that the condition
of the roads will provoke no oaths not
down in the statute books.
Mr. Frank Wright has rented his broth
er's place, Mr.. Ed. Wright's, at the Cen
ter, the latter having gone to Rochester,
n. Y, to reside.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor is organized with above
thirty members. DIR. +. f. Preston was
chosen president; Frank Barrows, vice
president; l.. Saxton Doud, secretary,
and viii Partch. treasurer.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent returns this week.
:. b. VI. Cowles read sermon last Sab
bath. and in the evening the usual mis-
sionary concert was held, the ladies as
sisting in the services. Next Sunday
Rev. DIR. Weber will occupy the desk.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
CORNWALL.

A son of the late Friend Branerd of
Bridport is in town, visiting his aunts,
Mrs. G.. ID. and Mrs. Rollin Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fields are soon
to move on to the farm formerly owned
by the late Benjamin :. Fields.
Rev. NJ. c. Stebbins is to be absent
several weeks on visit to his daughter
and other friends in Springfield, Mass.
l.. j. Sampson has leased his farm to
L. w. Dayton and is to spend the sum-
mer with his daughter in Saratoga, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Benedict are
again located on the old Benedict home
stead in the north west part of the town.
Franklin Hooker is improving the APP
pearance of his house and barns by Civ
ing them fresh coat of paint. Gilbert
Dumas is doing the work.
Miss Alice Ilinman of New Haven is
visiting her relatives in town before de
parting for New York, where she intends
to make her home.
Mrs. Esther Sampson, widow of the
late VIM. Sampson of Saratoga, y. Y,
is in town and is to be Il guest of Mrs
W. ii. Rcmsen during the summer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
LINCOLN.

II. f. Thayer of Warren, IA graduate of
Lewis college, has awakened an interest
in penmanship here to that extent that
he has secured Il class of about 40, among
whom are several married gentlemen and
ladies.
Lincoln shows signs of Il newly awak-
ened desire to keep up with her wide
awake neighbors. Two new school
houses are to be built in town the COM
inc season-one in the Centre district,
and one in district No. ., sometimes
called the johnson district. The latter
is to be built by Thomas +. Clark for
$500.
There is considerable moving this
spring. Among other changes are these :
Peter Delphy moves to James Butte
fields farm, which he takes on shares,
and ii. c. Davis has taken the farm be-
longing to Ira Tucker. Horace Doty has
moved to Bristol. Geo. Garland, ir. and
his sister, Mrs. Poet, have hired their
fathers farm for Il term of three years.
Walter Barnard has taken Nelson Miners
farm
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
WEYBRIDGE.
Mrs. Sylvester Adams is quite sick.
l.. G.. Sturtevant is in Boston this wee

Mrs. Sylvester Adams is quite sick.
L. c. Sturtevant is in Boston this week
buying horses.
Miss Mary Cady is to teach in district
No. 3 this summer.
+. NJ. Roscoe is to remove to the Wales
place near the monument.
&. II. Spriggs has rented the IIarring-
ton place for the coming year.
Mr.. Buck of Vergennes has hired the
Isham house, and will move in shortly.
Mrs. \. l.. Sturtevant is at home for
a rest. She will have charge of the same
apiary, near Calvin Eaton's in Bristol,
this summer.
A letter from l.. j. Hall of Nebraska,
formerly of this place, tells of the con-
tinued poor health of Mrs. Hall, render
ing it impossible for them to visit the
East.
j. f. Cotton has sold the Jacobs farm
to Edward Ainse of Ferrisburgh; consid-
Grafton, $500. Mr.. Sullivan, who has
occupied the farm for the last three
years, will return to his own.
w. c. Sturtevant has sold his colt,
starlight" to Ira j. Twitchell. This
colt was sired by Thought" and is
probably the best-going three-years-old
colt in this part of Vermont. He was
broken by Johnny Green, late in the win
ter, and has been driven but very little
He will undoubtedly make his mark, anc
Mr.. Twitchell is to be congratulated
upon his purchase.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
GRANVILLE.

a. y. Briggs has been confined to the
house some three weeks. He took a
cold that settled in his leg below the knee.
o. l.. Sabin has moved to Bristol, y. ii.
Abner Piper has moved into the house
that Sabin vacated, belonging to X. NJ.
Hubbard.
George Derby and Frank Golley had Il
knocL-down the other day. Or. IIamlin
says Derby had two ribs broken, but is
on the gain. Both are Ripton men.
There was an arbitration ON saturday,
March p, between c. c. Hubbard and
Henry Farr about pasturing. Hubbard
claimed pay for keeping Fairs horses, as
they broke in and were in short time in
each instance, and Farr claimed Hub
bard's cattle and sheep had been in his
pasture full as much as his horses had
been in Ilubbard's pasture. Hubbard
claimed the cattle and sheep that got into
Fairs pasture were not his, but belonged
to his boys. The referees, +. l.. JeWett
and ID. ID. Hemenway, could not agree,
llemenway thinking it made no differ
ence whose cattle they We're is long as
Hubbard Kept them, and Jewett thinking
to the contrary.
Walter Barry, aged II years, and Lem
uel lIamlin, aged II years, the other day
took from :. F. Hubbard, town treasur-
er, 500 in money, one revolver and a
satchel filled with all manner of utensils
for camping out, and started for Florida.
They We're overtaken at Braintree sta
tiOn by :. f. Hubbard and ii. {. Hub
bard, the constable, just as they were go
ing to take the night train, and were
brought back to Granville with all the
money and other plumber. By consent
of the grand juror, by request of +. Hub
bard, the hearing was postponed until
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
WHITING.

J. b. Parker and family have moved to
Shoreham village.
The east and west roads are almost i'm
passable. The mud never was so deep
before.
O. Smith has taken possession of the
Walker farm. l.. Bissett has moved ON
to the Hiram Brown farm.
Michael Sem and his brother have
gone to New York. The brother sails
for Germany Wednesday. He says our
winters are too long for him.
Five times within the year the water
has been so high that it has covered the
rails on the Addison railroad at what is
called Woodchuck hill and still we now
want more rain.
The Ladies' Aid society meets at the
home of Mrs. j. +. Parker this week
Thursday. \ full attendance is expect
ed. Matters of Importance to the socie-
ty will be attended to, be there many OF
few present.
Work on the three rooms under the
Union church will be all completed by
Saturday night, April 10, and we soor
shall have IA social gathering of the friend,
there at an Old-fashoned house-warming
and all are invited to attend.
Rev. W. NJ. Mayhem received four new
members into his church last Sunday
The numbers are increasing steadily. L
is said that there are several more tina
will soon unite with his chnrch. Mr.
Mayhem is rapidly regaining his healtl
and is now able to attend to church af
fairs.
Mrs. ID. X. Needham is very sick. Drs
Wright and Campbell were both sum
moned and they decided that "A rush o
blood to the head caused the trouble
Mr.. Needham awoke in the night anC
found his wife insensible, and she coulC
not be aroused or awakened for severa
hours. At this writing she is somewha
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
better, but liable to have another attack.
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better, but liable to have another attack.
From Another Correspondent
The snow took II very sudden start last
week, leaving the clay roads in the worst
possible condition, but the winds and
sun of the last few days of the week dried
the mud, so that now the clay roads are
the best for travelling.
Should the travelling and weather per-
mit,a series of meetings is expected to be
held in the Baptist church next week.
conducted by the pastor, DR.. Freeman
and the Rev. Mr.. Sherman of Nergennes.
1t is hoped that the house may he we'll
filled and that much good may come of
the meetings.
a delegation consisting of Rev. j. Free
man, ID. D., and wife. f. Cook and wife
and c. ii. Ketchum attended the Baptist
Theological Institute held in Burlington
last week. They report the meeting as
very interesting and instructive. All of
the speakers expected from out of the
State were in attendance. some five d. DIS.
representing as many different States of
of the Union. Rev. Mr.. Weston, ID. d.,
of Philadelphia delivered two very inter
esting lectures on the study of the BIZ
bic. We presume to say that "A larger
representative gathering of Baptist min
listers and delegates was never before held
i'm the STATE
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09
ORWELL.

Miss Caro- Comaford has returned from
visit of several weeks in Boston.
a young Mr.. Watts of Middlebury is
assisting in the postotiice, temporarily.
Mrs. l.. F. Moflt is quite sick with dis
ase of the heart, but was better at last
accounts.
Mrs. F. b. Kimball is suffering with
sore eyes and is being treated by DR.. W.
II. Vincent.
Rev. ). F. Calhoun gave grand SER
mon on Sunday on "The Practical Val
ue of the Bible" from Psalms ll9: l05.
The roads in many places have been
very bad during the past week. but the
mud is fast drying up and they will soon
be better.
Fast-dav services will be held on Fri
day evening in the audience room of the
Congregational church. Rev. :. f. Cal
houn officiating.
The personal property belonging to the
Samuel Cook estate was sold at auction
on Thursday of last week: II. W. Sholes,
auctioneer. Some of the property sold
rather low.
The postoflice is now established at
the store of johnson Il Williams. Miss
Jesse Griswold has charge of it and is
proving herself very efficient as she al
ways does in whatever she undertakes
Success to her in this new business.