Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-07-12
VERGENNES.

last Ntth.
1t rains on the Just and Oh the unjust
in this vicinity.
Edrick Adams of Panton is putting up
monument for Theron Gotf.
Miss Eva Scoville, clerk in the post Of
flee, spent Sunday in Cornwall.
John Adams of Burlington is spending
a few days with relatives in Panton.
DR.. Curtis of Burlington, formerly a
resident here, was in town Tuesday.
G.. H. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
stock to the Boston market Monday.
George r. Thorne is receiving a large
quantity of coal for the fall and winter
trade.
Cipperley, the photographer, has rent
ed the Wilson house and moved in with
his family.
Frank C. Ross and family of Franklin
Falls, n. H., attended the funeral of Mrs.
p. G. Tucker.
Abraham Londreville has the contract
for carrying the mail from Nergennes TO
Chimney Point
Frederick Adams, son of the late Har-
ry Adams, arrived on Thursday of last
week from Dakota.
The patriotic tea at the Baptist church, :
July 3, was largely attended and proved
a financial success.
DR.. F. W. Coe has received patent on
an ice creeper. Some one should now in
vent an ice walker.
Mrs. George Sloan and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Henry Sloan of Worcester,
arrived Saturday.
The Cheap John B. B. club got away
with the Reform School nine Saturday
by score of % to 26.
II. p. Elitharp has received an addi-
tional pension of 1920 and an increase
from 81 to s. month.
DR.. Brastow and family of New York
have taken possession of their cottage by
the lake at Kellogg's bay.
Mrs. Helen B. Ward, daughter of the
late Captain NJ. ID. Hall of this city, is
visiting at Mrs. j. w. Barnes.
William Pecu was seriously hurt by
falling from building Tuesday last,
while at work in New Haven.
The churches are shiny attended this
time of the year, owing to so many occu-
plying their cottages at the lake.
County School Supervisor Hasseltine
will have public examination of teach
ers at School-house hall July l6.
DR.. Horace j. Parker, dental surgeon
of New York, arrived Wednesday, the Sd,
for season of recreation and rest.
Campers at the lake are complaining of
an excess of moisture; fishing is, hOwey-
err, called the best for many years.
f. w. Hall of Whitehall, stock hold
err in the Vermont Fertilizer company To-
Gated here, was in town Wednesday.
Newspapers were in considerable de-
mand here Tuesday, on account of the
Sullivan-kilrain fight near New Orleans.
Charles B. Strong returned on Mon
day from Maine, where he has been sub
letting mail routes. He will return again
in two weeks.
One of the three boys who escaped
from the Reform school was caught at
Bellows Falls. The other two will prob
ably be brought back.
Goss & Gleason are shipping large
quantities of kaoln and Cain Il Co. of
Lincoln many slaves to Albany and New
York through the canal.
Eight children from New York, sent
out by the fresh-air fund, arrived here
Tuesday, and were taken care of by our
| ClllLtlls. mere TOOll lOT UlOTt stuui
them along.
The creamery at the Elgin spring farm
is doing very successful business. Ma
ny farmers are taking their milk there,
thus saving labor and trouble, and aver
aging good prices.
Mrs.P, c. Tucker, wife of the late At
torney p. c. Tucker. who died in 1861,
died in this city Thursday last, aged s..
The funeral was held Sunday, Rev. w.
ii. Rulison officiating.
Miss Edith Fisher, daughter of the
Rev. +. 5. Fisher of st. Johnsbury, for
merly rector of st. Paul's church of this
city, died at st. Johnsbury the Sd inst,
aged about Is years.
William Horton, son of the late cashier
of the Vergennes national bank, Henry
c. Horton, is spending two weeks vaca-
ton with relatives and friends at Mile
point. He is clerk in the Berwick House,
Rutland