Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-04-19
VERGENNES.

more.
+. A. Goss visited the Masonic meeting
at Montpelier last Friday.
George Bella returned to Keene. y. H..
where he resides, on Monday.
John Jackman and Andrew Sears have
become citizens of this ancient town.
Andrew Sears has been allowed PEN
siDn of S536 back pay and So month.
Ella, the l5-years-old daughter of Geo.
F. Young died in this city on Friday last.
Miss Herrcka Stevens is visiting her sis
ter Helen, Mrs. DR.. Horace Parker of
New York.
The Baptist society is to build, the
coming summer, steps to the upper au-
dience room of the church.
DR.. X. j. Severance of Wilsboro, n.
V, IA doctor of the homeopathic school
of medicine, has located in Nergennes.
Myron L. Bristol will purchase butter,
through the season, at Middlebury on
Mondays and at Bridport on Tuesdays.
Postmaster Kimball returned from his
trip to Boston Tuesday afternoon. He
has been visiting his son George and
wife.
John Donnelly, the tailor, has been
making business trip to keeseville and
Ausable Forks, n. Y. He returned Tues
day.
Chamberlain Il Co., dealers i'm dry goods
in the Dyer block, are to take possession
of the vacant store in the Gaines block
June |.
Mrs. Stone, the miliner, is now in New
York purchasing goods for her millinery
store here. Miss Cynthia Perkins accom-
panied her.
Hon. Dwight Tuxbury of Windsor and
II. G. Fiske of Morrisville, trustees of the
Reform school, visited that institution
on Wednesday last.
Cole & Bradford returned to Boston
last week with one car of horses pur-
chased near Nergennes for that market
at from Sl25 to Sl75 per head.
Mrs. W. II. Dalrymple started for
Whitewater, Wis, Monday. She is to
spend some time there for the benefit of
her health, which is very poor.
Charles Grandey and Miss Clara CO.
burn of PantOn were married at the
Methodist parsonage the 10th inst. The
Queens doninions were Immediately Wis
tied after the ceremony.
The Methodist society have purchased
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church building needs repairs badly, and
the society should this season see to it
that the improvements are made.
The steamer Lily made her first trip
Saturday to Port Henry. Her cargo con
sisted of the household goods of Land,
lord Colson of the American House, who
is to manage the Pease House at Port
Henry.
DR.. A. H. Campbell of the johnson
school visited Superintendent Andrews
the evening he entertained the children
with an account of his visit to Yellow
stone park and Mount Shasta.
Our city listers have begun operations
as also have the street commissioners
! 1t is proposed this season To use crushed
stone from the fertilizer factory for i'm
proving the streets throughout the city.
Miss Eva ScOville. on account of throat
trouble, has been unable to sing in the
choir of the Congregational church fol
two Sabbaths. As Miss Scovlle is the
best soprano singer in the city, it i:
hoped she will soon be herself again.
The reported bleeding of calves at diff
ferent stations on the railroad severa
hours before they are killed for the Bos
ton market, is being looked into by tn,
proper authorities. The penalty for sucl
conduct is very severe and should be fol
lowed up.
From this station, during the month OF
March, there We're shipped 30 tons of cat
tie, 10 of hay, 40 of bark, PIG tons o.
fertilizer, 40 tons of shade rollers. y
tons of butter, 30 ions of furniture, 81
tons of kaoln and 100 tons of miscella
neous articles, showing an increase o
forty per cent over March, 1888.
This, the closing week of Lent, il
called holy week by the Episcopal ant
Catholic churches. At St. Pauls Episco
pal holy communion will be celebrated
every morning at and every Afternoon
at 5, except on Good Friday, on which da,
the services will be mathis at 10 80 a. m.
services from II TO 3 p. m, evening pray
er at 80.
The house of the late Norman BrstO
in PantOn, mile south of Nergennes
and occupied by his son, Jasper, and wifi
and the widow Bristol, was burned Tues
dav afternoon with nearly all the con
tents. 1t was of brick and built in 1872
1t was insured in the sun of New Iorl
for $1,000 on house and $500 on househol,
goods; probable loss, $1,000.
At the annual meeting of Jerusalem
Chapter No. 2, h. \. NJ. the 10th inst.
the following were elected: o. \. Smith
NJ. +. ii. p; 5. A. futile, +. H.; j. j
Barnard, f. s.; c. T. ). Pierce, secreta
ry; g. +. o. Kimball, treasurer: A. b
Taber. c. H.; X. X. O'Bryan. p. S; NJ
J. Graves, r. A. c.: W. ii. Flagg, G. NJ
: Sd "; +. ID. Roburds, q. NJ. I'd "; I
A. Fields, &. NJ. LIST "; f. ID. Morrison