Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-29
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LOCAL NEWS.

/ laid up for month past.
Mr.. Il. ID. Lawrence of Derby Line.
who formerly lived in this vicinity. was
in town the early part of the week
Mr.. G.. ID. Miner arrived home from the
west on Monday. lie went out with a
lot of sheep about six weeks ago.
Mr.. Perez NJ. Stewart of New York
city. who came up to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Stewards aunt,
returned home Saturday night.
Messrs. Eells, Wright and Witherell
who went to South America with sheep
early in the summer, are expected home
in the course of a week or two.
The all-day rain of Wednesday was
much needed. \ good deal more mois-
ture will be required in order that the
wells may be filled for the winter.
Mr.. Carleton j. Moore has been con-
fined to the house by illness now for
nearly four weeks, and his condition does
not improve so rapidly as his friends
could wish.
Mr.. II. T. Langworthy, the owner, has
taken possession again of the foundry and
machine shop near the freight depot.
Messrs. Mason q Smith, who rented it
last spring, having surrendered their
lease.
Messrs. j. \. Donahue & Co.. who
hay, ranto1 tha IN lotto bln.l- will phnn
for business about the 10th of November.
They will carry general stock, includ-
ing dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes
and groceries.
Mr.. Samuel ID. Austin of this town and
his daughter. Mrs. Walter Billings of
Manchester, will start ON Monday next
for California, where they are to spend
the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Copeland. and her family.
Mr.. Henry Daniels and Miss Minnie,
daughter of Mr.. Frank Lucia, were MAJ =
ried at the Catholic church on Monday
evening, tn" pastor, Rev. Mr.. Lane. Off
ciating. \ large number of the friends of
the contracting parties were present.
Rev. I. II. Archibald, ID. D., late pas
tor of the Baptist church in Addison, has
taken up his residence in town. He has
purchased of Hon. Daniel Roberts of
Burlington the house east of the freight
depot, and has moved his family into it.
Mr.. Bennett, the decorator, finished on
! nha in no ppin
of the Congregational church. The prin-
cipal improvement was in the arch at the
rear of the pulpit, thatwas filled in
with rather ornate pattern, for which a
palmer design was substituted.
The hunt on Friday of last week was
won by the side which Mr.. a. b. Colby
captained, The defeat of the opposition
was so decisive that no count of the
game captured was necessary to decide
who should pay for the supper 1t was
eaten at the Addison House in the even
ing, and was very enjoyable affair.
Robert Steele was arrested, the other
day, on the charge of having assaulted
Officer cobb at the time of the attempted
arrest of Steele, two weeks ago. The
hearing comes off on Wednesday of next
week. In the meantime Steele is at lib
erty, his friends having given bonds in
the sum of $500 for his appearance when
Ewanted
| Mr.. \. {. Peek of Ludlow, who was
graduated from the college in 1850, and
Mr.. Jesse Stearns, graduated in 1888,
were among the II young limbs of the
law who successfully passed the exami-
nation for admission to the bar before
the committee of the State Bar assoca-
ton at Montpelier on Tuesday and We'd
neSday.
Mr.. Robinson Cartmel of the Green
Mountain Pulp Co., who went abroad
the latter part of August, arrived in
town on Saturday morning last, having
landed at New York the previous day.
The homeward passage was very stormy,
the captain of the ship died on the pass
age and altogether the trip was one
which Mr.. Cartmell does not care to re-
peat right away.
FfMr. ii. +. smith of the firm of Earl q
Smith was married at New York on
Wednesday evening of this week to Miss
Wood of that city. DR., Kingsley and
Mr.. Il. f. Chapman went down Saturday
night to assist at the ceremonies, and Mr..
F, ). Haskell went Monday night for the
same purpose. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
soon return to Middlebury and take up
their residence at the Pierce House.
Butter is going down in price, though
slowly. 1t sold in this market, Monday,