Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
LOCAL NEWS,

don, n. H., yesterday. to visit Prof. and
Mrs. Albee.
Jewett Wilcox, Esq, of Chicago ar
rived in town Tuesday to visit his sister
and other friends.
Rev. Howard F. Hill of Montpelier will
oflicate at st. Stephens on Sunday next,
morning and evening.
Louis st. Mary's name has been res
tored to the pension lists and he will get
a pension regularly hereafter.
The recent rains have raised the water
in the creek to such extent that the
mills are well supplied with power.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer and family with two
young lady friends, went, Wednesday,
to Thompsons Point. Charlotte, to
camp.
This town sent large delegations of
horsemen to Rutland on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and yesterday to see the races
there.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Brewster and
daughter 90 this morning to Nantasket
Beach, Mass, and will be away several
weeks.
Mrs. Chas, Perkins and son of Brock
ton. Mass, are guest, at Mr.. +. Negus'
Mrs. Perkins was formerly Mis-, Flagg
of this town.
William, oldest son of Alex Daniels, is
home from Boston Oh visit. He is an
invalid from the result of a shock num-
Der of years ago.
President and Mrs. Braincrd are at the
camp on Knights island. off st. Alban,
bay. Prof +. II. IIigley of Worcester,
Mass, is also there.
The butter market of Monday was the
same as that of the previous week, II
cents being paid for the greater part and
10 only for the very best.
Miss Carrie Huntington, daughter of
y. c. Huntington of Clinton, Mich. is
here on Il visit among friends. Mr..
Huntington is expected before long.
Mr.. j. +. Morrison. teller of the Rut-
land County national bank, Rutland. who
had spent part of hi> vacation in town,
returned to his duties on Saturday.
\ base ball club of the younger young
men of the village has been formed and
a subscription paper is in circulation to
secure the funds needed to keep it going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lcnsic Il. Savles of Mar
low. y. H., were in town over sunday
on IA visit to friends. They went hence
to Leicester, where Mr.. Sayles formerly
resided
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Bond and daughter.
Miss Carrie. went. Tuesday morning. to
Swampscott, Mass. to spend some week,
with friends at their summer home at
this resort.
\. B. Colby has sold the Smuggler colt
which he bought at the Noble Hill auc-
ton in BridpOrt, last spring. to G. Il.
Cronkrite of Cincinnati. Ohio. getting a
good price.
Col. Thad VI. Chapman has sold tc
John Spencer the house and lot on Sev.
mour street, north of the crossing. fol
$1,000. Mr.. Spencer and family have
moved into it.
The Sheldon museum has become the
recipient of some fine art treasures from
Hon. Columbus Smith, who has Just re-
turned from Europe. They include mo-
safes, marbles, coins, portraits, etc.
w. r. Cray, Esq, of Minneapolis
Mimi, started for home on Monday. after
having been in town and its vicinity
since commencement. His family are
still here and will remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hanaford are at Sara,
nae, in the Adirondacks; and Mr.. Geo
Stewart, went, Wednesday, to the sam,
region to spend two or three weeks witt
his brother, Dugald, who is there for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Demarest, Mrs. II
b. Brundett, Mrs. +. Jones of New Yorl
and Rev, and Mrs. 7. F. Wright OF
Brdgewater, Mo-, are among the late ar
rivals of summer guests at the Addison
House.
Abner Smith, Esq, of Chicago, witt
his wife and daughter, started, Monday
for the White Mountains and will 90
thence to the seaside. Mrs. Il. r. Bling
ham, whom they had visited here, wen
with them.
The check list has been completed anc
will soon be posted. The selectmen me
to look it over, Wednesday. 1t will b,
printed in next weeks REGISTER, which
will also contain a notice of the meeting
of the board of civil authority to revis,
and perfect the list.
J A special village meeting will soon BE-