Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-26
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capital Tuesday.
Miss Annie Barnard is clerking in the
store of n. j. McCuen.
G.. Ii. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
sheep and calves, Friday. to Boston.
A. Scovel has sold to +. 5. Hayes four
acres of land on Boiler avenue for $500.
Mr. Harrington of the State cattle COM
mission visited this section on Saturday
last.
Halleck & Smith are to manage the
Florina House at Monkton the coming
season.
Rev. NJ. II. Smith, pastor of the Meth
Odist church, has been assigned to Gran
vile, n. Y.
Mrs. II. C. Elitharp. living with c.
Bristol of Waltham, died the 18th inst,
aged 7G years.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
by the tub 10 to Die; eggs, l2c; maple
sugar, and Sc.
Good Friday" the 10Th, was observed
as a holy day by the Episcopalians and
Romanists here.
Richard Maldoon has moved back into
his house on Main street and given up
tne Saloon BUSINESS.
Miss Electa Smith. residing in st. AL
bans made her parents a visit Saturday,
returning on Monday.
The steamer Lily has made a tip to
Westport and Port Henry with fertilizer
and other merchandise.
Miss Alice Merrill IF West Addison
has taken up her residence in Nergennes
at Miss Hits on Green street.
Mrs. Charles Wainwright and Mrs.
Abby Farnsworth of NJ ddlebury visited
friends in this city the 18th inst.
Capt. Hoffnagle will take the steamer
Otter to New York this week, she having
been purchased by party there.
Sheriff Howard Clark of Lincoln made
this benighted town visit on Thursday
last. No harm was done, however.
Gen. Geo. w. Grandev If this city is
not in very good health. He is now
three score and ten plus six years old.
Rev. j. II. Bond of Benson is to de-
liver the Memorial address May 30, under
the auspices of Ethan Allen post, GAR.
A dispatch to Thomas Griffin, clerk in
Ioung's drug store. announced the death
of his mother at Dekalb. y. Y. She was
aged 56.
George r. Thorne has leased the
Hlckok coal yard. and will put in large
stock of coal of all sizes the coming
season.
The insurance adjusters met at the Ste
vens House Tuesday evening and settled
the loss by the Norman Bristol fire in
PantOn.
Rev. j. II. Hopkins visited C. A. Booth
of this city on Thursday last. He is 3
son of the late Bishop Hopkins of Bur-
lington.
j. W. Thompson, who has been in the
employ of j. H. Donnelly, the tailor
has gone West and viii locate in Mime
apolis.
Henry B. Woodbridge went to New
York Sunday evening, with the intention
of doing reportoral work on the New
York sun.
NJ. W. Ryan, formerly of this place
now residing in Boston, has received ;
pension of $1,000. 1t came too late, how
ever, as he is not expected to long sur
vive.
The half-mile track on the fair ground
will be kept in good condition for driving
the American House Ed. Train, who ha
leased the house.
The board of civil authority Tuesda.
evening elected the following officers
ICollector, 5. ID. Miner: chief engineer
rs. ID. Miner; assistant engineers, NJ. }
Graves, j. Norton; treasurer, ;. w
Hindes.
The officers of the Champlain Grant,
company met at the Stevens House Mon
day. They own the granite quarry a
Barn Rock, opposite Basin Harbor, AM
have gang of workmen getting out tn
granite blocks.
The case of State VS.. Hier, for perjury
which grew out of suit of ejectmen
brought by one Dudley Gordon, wa
heard before Justice Roberts Friday an
resulted in the acquittal of HER. Royc
for State; Tuttle for respondent.
Easter Sunday was ushered in with tn
finest of weather. Appropriate service
were held at st. Paul's Episcopal church
which was elegantly decorated with
forest of flowers. The regular Easte
services were held and some 5000 collect
ed. st. Peters Roman Catholic churc
also had the regular Easter day service
with appropriate floral display, with fin
singing.