Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-22
VER0ENNES.

the house by fever.
Augustus Pigeon lost child two years
old. the 18th, with Group.
Miss Kate Donnelly and j. H. Coe are
visiting friends in Rutland.
Col. j. Ii. Lucia and daughter of Mont
pelier were in town Saturday.
NJ. j. Graves is now considered out of
danger from his attack of fever.
The City drng store had grand open
ing of holiday goods on Monday.
Frederick Scovel of Minevile, n. Y,
visited his relatives here Saturday.
Business at the different factories at
the falls is in hourishng condition.
The c. A. r. will hold a campfire
meeting Wednesday evening at their
rooms.
Cyrus W. Bottsford and Oliver II.
Sherman went to Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
Monday.
Miss Lena Pierce has closed a success
full term of school in district No. 2,
Waltham.
\ socable will be held at the Metho-
dist church Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
Ex-Postmaster c. c. Peck of Middle
bury visited the ex-postmaster here on
Monday last.
The concert, Friday evening. by the
Delphian quartette of POutney was well
attended.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Panton is very
low with consumption at her fathers,
Michael Sullivan.
Dr. Severance of Mineville, y. V, was
in town Monday visiting his brother, who
is physician.
The steamer Lily made her last trip
Tuesday. The season has been a very
successful one.
Rev. II. G.. Pillsbury OF the Congrega-
tional church is spending few days at
Portsmouth. y. III.
Rev. J. L. Forte of the Troy Confer
ence academy occupied the Baptist pull
pit on Sunday last
DR.. f. w. Shipman and wife and Mrs.
C. o. Stevens returned from New York
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Gascoin of Mon
treal, relatives of F. \. Woodbridge,
were in town Monday.
The addition to the rear of the Gaines
block is nearly completed. Z. ii. Dan
iels of Bristol has the job.
Mrs. John Banyea of Ferrisburgh died
at Highgate Springs Sunday. The flu
neral was held Tuesday.
Rev. II. G.. Pillsbury of the Congrega-
tional church exchanged with the Rev.
Mr.. Perkins of Burlington, Sunday.
Frederick Harrington, who has been in
the employ of y. J. McCuen. has secured
situation in dry goods store in Chi
cago.
f. +. Healey of Decatur, Ala, lost his
Office by fire lately; loss, $500. He was
formerly superintendent of the Reform
school here
James F. Wnans of Basin IIarbor has
engaged with Hudson Brothers of Bur-
lngton as agent for the sale of pianos
and organs.
George F. O. Kimball goes to Boston
this week for few days visiting his son.
He will rent his house and settle there
for the winter.
Steamer Antelope. with barge, from
Ottawa, with cargo of curtain roll stock
for the Vermont Stakeholder company,
arrived Monday.
G. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
stock Monday to the Boston market.
Thursday they purchased poultry for
the same market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bristol of Panton
lost child three years old Saturday.
Rev. NJ. ii. Smith of Granville, y. Y,
OBLIGATED at the funeral services, Tues
day.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
IS to 20 cents; eggs, % cents: dressed
turkeys, 10 a l6 cents: chickens, II a
10 cents; potatoes, 40 a 80 cents; apples.
50 q S2.25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scranton of Or
ange, n. j., were made happy Saturday
by new baby girl. Mrs. Scranton was
the daughter of the late Hon. F. +.
Woodbridge of this city
A special poultry train ran through
this division, Thursday, TOR the carrying
of poultry to Boston for Thanksgiving
week. Sprigg & Co., Carter 4 Co. and
Bristol & Co. were large purchasers.
Mrs. William TenBroeke of Panton,
aged AZ, died the 18th. Funeral services
were held Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Sherman
officiating. Mrs. TenBroeke was daguh-
ter of the late Edrick Adams of Panton.
Anthony Bolduke. aged 50, died the
18th in this city. Funeral services oc-
Cured Wednesday, Rev. p. a. Campeau
officiating. Mr.. Bolduke was for many
years foreman for c. ID. Keller, manu-
facturer of leather, boots and shoes.