Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-16
VERoENNES.

Leon Pomeroy has moved to Rutland
with his family.
H. II. Smith of Rutland is a guest of
the Stevens House.
Col. Dunshee of Bristol was in town
on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Herrck Stevens is very low and
is expected to live but a short time
6. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car
of stock to the Boston market on Mon
day.
Louis Morris child, aged 5, died on
Thursday last; the funeral was held Sat
urday.
The Vergennes horse exhibition and
trotting show will be held September l6,
l and IS.
County School Supervisor Hasseltine
of Bristol was here on school business
on Thursday.
Hosea Willard of Port Henry, n. Y,
and J. S. Hickok of Burlington are in
town for few days.
Miss Varnev of Boston and Miss Smith
of Dover, n. H., have been making Miss
Jennie Stevens visit.
Saturday, market day, butter by the tub
brought ID to IA cents; eggs, Is cents
dressed chickens, IA to 16 cents.
Chester w. Allen of Worcester, Mass,
arrived in town on Wednesday last. He
was formerly in trade in this city.
Donnelly, the tailor, and Mr.. Witse,
manager of the City drug store, spent
two days in Elizabethtown, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beals of Boston are stop
ping at the Stevens House; also James
Terry, wife and child, of New Haven,
Conn.
George Grant and Ford Taylor have
returned to duty in McCuen's and Cham
berlain Il Co.'S stores, after short vaca-
lions.
If people would read the REGISTER
and David's Psalms more, and jeremiah
less, there would be more happiness
abroad.
Deputy Sheriff T. G. Middlebrook went
to West Randolph Wednesday morning
on business trip. He will return on
Saturday.
Miss Brisbane and brother of GIen's
Falls are visiting at Andrew Ross. and
Misses Barrows and Spaulding at Mrs.
w. j. ThompsOn's.
Mrs. Arthur Lamb of Portland. Me-,
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
W. q. Sprague of this city, returned to
Portland the 18th inst.
John II. Harrington and Miss Anna NJ.
Bottsford, with DR.. Powers and Miss
) Mary Kimball, will be found at the Kim
ball cottage by the lake this week.
DR.. Albert W. Ferris of Flushing. L.
l., arrived in town Friday and will be the
: guest of Dr. Barstow at his cottage at
: kellogg's bay by the lake.
The Champain Trotting society will
,, have three races Saturday, the l7th, on
the American House track-a farmers
race, purse. SD. s.. Sc and 81: 80
race, purse, SO. SIS. SO, and So and a
l three-year-old race, purse, Sl2. IS and So.
, Secretary F. c. Dyer of the Addison
County fair and his brother John, were
: in town Saturday. The reports are all
l. favorable for very successful fair this
y season at Middlebury. The premiums
!; have been greatly increased and it is
proposed to have fair "what is fair,
: nQfA camp-meeting gathering.
a IJCol. Walter Scranton, wife and child,
tof Orange, n. j., arrived Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Scranton will remain only a
few days. He is connected with the
Scranton Steel Rail company of Scran-
+ ton, Pa, with an office in New York.
Mrye Scranton and two children will re-
o main at her parents old homestead.
y Thursday evening last a telegram to
Mr.. Gaines of the Stevens House an
> nounced the death of his brother-in-law,
Rev. y. Ii. Tousley. at Dannemora, n.
/ y, of heart disease. He was the only
son of DR.. y. Tousley of Panton. The
Y funeral services were held at Panton on
Sunday, Rev. w. z. Ruison and Rev. B..
Cox officiating. He was born Oct. %,
1888, graduated at the University of Yer
mont at Burlington in 1879, and at the
;, Medical college in 1882; practiced two
years in Rutland and Colorado, then took
a special course at Boston In theology
4 and entered the Methodist ministry in
e 1888. He was stationed at Beekman-
town, n. y, and died while on his way
J. to Saranac for his health. He had many
r warm friends, was an honor to his pa
rents and one OF the brightest young
p men this county has raised. His death
!. is severe blow to his aged parents.