Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-09-27

Tuesday, the 18th.
Henry Stowell, formerly of this city,
but now job printer of Troy, made his
friends visit the 10th.
Benjamin F. Young and wife made
Frank Ross and family of Franklin Falls,
n. H., visit last week.
Saturday, market-day, butter bought
at II to 16 cents eggs, 10 cents; dressed
chickens, 10 to IS cents.
DIR. Barstow and family will close their
cottage at the lake on Monday next and
return to Flushing, L. l.
The Howard Opera House orchestra
will furnish music Wednesday evening
next for a public dance.
Rev. and Mrs. Rulison were called to
Essex, n. Y. Monday, by the death of a
relative, Mrs. Ruskins.
The steam yacht Wauneta took a
private party down the river Monday.
They enjoyed ride on the lake.
High Sheriff Howard Clark of Lincoln
spent couple of days in town last week
taking survey of things generally.
The American House has been sold bv
the Dyer brothers of West Salisbury to
G. II. Colson of Port Henry for $500.
F. j. Wiltse has returned from Buffalo.
f. Il. Rand and Ben. Miner from Boston.
They had been on few days outing.
Arthur Field and Jessie Kingsland of
terrisburgh formed trust the 18th.
Rev. MIR. Woodall signing the contract.
E. c. Scott, proprietor of the Fulton
market, has been dangerously sick with
typhoid fever, but is now out of danger.
A "free-for-all' will be among the adj
ditional attractions at the Vergennes
Horse Breeders meeting Oct. l, 2 and 3.
The first frost of the season struck this
town Sunday evening. Vegetation is,
however, matured, and corn ready for
the sickle.
Andrew Ross, cashier of the vergennes
national bank, was at the bankers con-
vention at Kansas City, Mo-, the 18th
and Goth INST.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Ferris, who have
been stopping at Mrs. j. w Barnes for
the past three months, returned to New
York Monday.
A. Seiple and wife and Mrs. c. w.
Seiple and children returned Saturday
from a two weeks rest at the Edmunds
cottage by the lake.
Lieut.. Charles Bradbury of this city.
now an official aboard the L. S. ship
Yorktown, is at Newport, r. l. A trial
trip was had Thursday last.
Postmaster Kimball will spend few
weeks in Boston, visiting his son George
and wife, after he gives up the post-office
reins to John II. Norton Oct. /.
Hon. John w. Stewart of Middlebury
was in town Saturday. He was counsel
in the Hiram Norton case of Addison,
before Judge Smith, for guardian.
DR.. Foster Ravens and Miss Nellie
Hayens, c. II. Strong and Miss May
Strong had an excursion to Lake George
last week. The doctor resides in New
York.
Inspector of Boilers Goodhue of Bur-
lington inspected the boilers connected
with the State Reform school Friday
last. Everything was found to be all
right.
Steamer Charlotte, with barge Lacka-
wanna from Ottawa, Canada, loaded with
26l 900 feet of curtain-roll stock for the
Vermont Shade Roller company, arrived
Friday.
DR.. Horace j. Parker, wife and child
returned to New York Thursday last.
Miss Herrika Stevens accompanied them.
Mrs. Parker is the daughter of Ii. Stevens
of this city.
Miss Eva Scoville has weeks vaca-
ton from duties as assistant in the post
office. She will continue under the John
Ii. Norton administration, which takes
control Oct. l.
Attorney Benjamin Curler of Haw-
thorne, Neb., arrived here Monday on a
visit. His wife was Miss Thompson of
New Haven. Mr.. Curler has brothers in
Ferrisburgh.
Inspector r. j. White of Shelburn has
the steamer Rescue and dredge here under
the command of Captain Whitney.
Dredging will be done at Bull brook and
at Sharkey's bend; about $4,000 will be
expended on the river in this way.
WEYBRIDGE.