Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-06
VERGENNES

A. Pigeon lost a child Monday by con-
sumption.
Deputy Sheriff Middlebrooi is slowly
improving.
George F. o. Kimball intends to reside
in Boston this winter.
Frank c. Dyer of West Salisbury was
in town on Saturday last.
Everybody interested is attending
county court at Middlebury.
The Farmerss National bank has put
a new tin roof on their building.
NJ. j. Graves is slowly improving, but
is not yet able to attend to business.
Joseph Miller of Comfort hill has sold
his house to Joseph Gouett tor $3.50.
| G.. III. Sprigg q Co. shipped one car of
stock on Monday to the Boston market.
| Miss Ella NJ. IIindes has returned from
Boston, where she has been for some
time.
The Graded school closed Nov. %. for
Thanksgiving week, opening again on
Monday.
Charles Caisse, the tonsoral artist.
has Il boy baby to assist him in the bar
Der shop.
Deputy Sheriffs Cobb and Lawrence
visited Deputy Middlebrook, who is ill,
on Monday.
j. ;. Hickok of Burlington and John
Connors of Brandon were in town on
Saturday last.
Arthur Taber of the Norwich Univers-
ity spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
who reside here.
The Johnstown Flood company gave
] a ayhihitinn of hn1
Thursday evening.
Ethan Allen Post, G.. A. r., hold
meeting for the election of officers at
their hall the 18th inst.
Il. Van Wagner of Rutland, examiner
of the National Express company, was
in town on Saturday last
Charles Stone and family have moved
to Burlington. Mr.. Stone has been en-
ployed there for some time.
Mrs. Philo Bristol of this city is in
very poor health. She is living with her
daughter, Mrs. George Stone.
John Ross and wife of Rutland and
John H. Booth of Pittsburgh spent
Thanksgiving with relatives here.
Rev. w. p. Rulson occupied the pull
pit of the Methodist church on Sunday
last. He has had short vacation.
c. III. COlsOn of Port Henry, y. y,
will take possession of the American
House here April 10, having purchased it.
The trustees of the State Reform school
-Fiske, Stewart, Stranahan and Tux
bury-visted that institution the 10Th
ult.
William S. Wright of Waltham is going
to try his hand at teaching school this
"a : n l-a
teacher.
II. II. Noble of Essex, n. Y, was in
town Wednesday, Nov. ~, and purchased
"A full bloOded Percheron colt of +. A.
Woodbridge.
Judd Bristol of Colorado, formerly
resident Of this city: is making his rela-
tlves a visit. He is engaged in the sheep
business there.
A union service was held at the Meth
odist church on Thanksgiving day, and
ST. Paufs and st. Peters churches held
appropriate services.
A public dance was held at city hall
Wednesday evening, Adams, Ryan Il
Co. managers. Adams of Burlington
furnished the music.
Phelps B. Smith of Bridport has rent
ed the residence of the late Hon. F. f.
Woodbridge and will take possession
soon with his daughter and mother.
Mrs. A. f. Huntington Is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia, and Miss Belle
Strickland is spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Muzzy of Waterbury,
Conn.
At the drawing at the American House
Friday evening George Peck of Burlng-
ton won the horse, valued at Sl25. Five |
other small prizes were drawn by differ
ent parties.
A temperance meeting was held at the |
Baptist church on Sunday evening, Rev.