Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Duncan.
Mrs. X. NJ. Carson of Rutland is home
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Speyer.
Mrs. C.. ID. Headlee of Caledonia,
Washington Co., Mo, will visit Vermont
in August.
1t is believed that the coming fresh
man class at the college will not number
less than twenty.
The recent rains have raised the water
in the creek so that the mills are fairly
well supplied with water.
Fred f. Rogers, formerly with y. Cal
houn, has bought Thos. f. Flint's oil
business. team, wagon. etc
Mrs. j. II. Royce and son of Nebraska
are visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
j. Sheltus and Mrs. f. l.. Parkhurst.
Fifteen cents per pound was the ruling
price for butter in this market, Monday,
and 1G cents was paid for selections.
George II. Remele, Esq, of Boston
and family arrived in town on Monday
to visit at his fathers, VIM. Il. Remele.
1t is announced that the meetings will
be continued on the park over Sunday,
July %. commencing at half-past nine,
a. III.
Dea. j. b. Benedict was chosen assig-
nee of John H. Sargent's insOlvent es-
tate and is engaged in selling of the
goods.
The graded district has finished hay
ing, the last of the grass on the parks
about the school building having been
cut this week.
Prof. De(iarmo of New York city is
conducting a very successful dancing
class of about a dozen members in thi,
village.
DR.. f. p. Russell. who was quite il
the latter part of last week and the early
days of this, is again able to attend hi
patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Bond and sol
returned home Saturday evening from
their trip to Tarrytown, n. Y anC
vicinity.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Eells
who left for Buenos Ayre> in June. have
heard from them at Para, Brazil. wher
they had arrived in safety.
Letters thus addressed have Remained
in the p0stotlice one month uncalled for
II. G. Moore. George Sanders. DR.. G.. +
Smith, DR.. +. Sprague, Miss Iiarric
Squares.
Mr. b. +. Owens has gone To san Fran
cisco to attend the national encampmeu
of the &. \. X. We believe he is the OF
ly Middlcbury man who will take tn
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Marshall and daugl
ter Went yesterday morning to Wei
Beach, where the ladies will remain fC
several weeks. Mr. Marshall will retur
after seeing them settled.
John \. Fletcher left home Tuesda
o morning for Forsyth. Montana. to spcI
the remainder of the vacation with h
u brother Paris. who manages a large ranC
= in the vicinity of that town.
Il. The elegant diamond-studied champic
belt and medals. the properly of Jam
Robinson, the great rider with Doris 81
n Gus, will be placed on exhibition
T. Marshalls iewelry store mindow on +
d day, July 30. for few hours only.
Mr.. Charles Billings of Ripton. vi
10 was graduated from the college AT t
late commencement. has been engag
tn AS assistant principal of the Mons
IL Mass academy, of which Prof. c.
Cove, formerly of Beeman acaden
n' New Haven. is the principal.
The Prohibition club lately organiz
al here has about 20 members. The p
b. meters say that little effort has yet be
made to secure members. These are I
ok officers: President. Clinton Smith; vi
10 presidents, Rev. A. De. F, Palmer, Pr
H.. NJ. Seely; secretary, j. f. Gran
Il. treasurer, ID. f. Boyce.
Up The Salvation army parade the sire
every evening and afterwards hold
meeting at the barracks. The congre
W. tons are large, and quite number
or converts are claimed. On Sunday
meeting was held in Frog Hollow. Il
Use recruits have come from abroad, max
Try the contingent now at work here five
number.
old As Dea. Porter and his daughter, n
on Cora, were driving toward home, Sal
nee day afternoon, their horse turned SOU
around in front of Mr.. Chapman's r
Inc dence, throwing out both the occupa
till of the carriage, who luckily escaped
old jury, and breaking the vehicle up baC
The animal was frightened by the cir
bulletin board.
fits There was Il very interesting add
pc in the Y NJ. c. A. hall last Sunday
' e Rev. Geo, NJ. Rowland. Rev. b.