Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-08
VERGENNES.

warren Barnes is clerking in n. J. Nc
Cuen's.
Sheriff Howard Clark of Lincoln was
in town Tuesday.
Editor Smith of the St. Albans Sentry
was in town Saturday.
Key. Mr.. Mead of Middebury supplied
the Methodist pulpit on Sunday last
q: IL. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
STOCK on Monday to the Boston market.
George X. Thorne has had good sue
cess in his new venture in the coal BUSH
ness.
w. G. Andrews and wife of johnson
are visiting Superintendent Andrews of
the Reform school.
saturday, market day, butter brought
Is to ~ cents: eggs, % cents: dressed
chickens, II to 16 cents
Halloween was celebrated here on a
small scale Thursday evening last. A
Few cabbages were gathered in.
Charles f. Parker and wife and ID. III.
Lewis and wife attended the choir gnild
meeting at st. Adams last week.
Steamer Dolphin from Ottawa, with
curtain roll stock for the Vermont Shade
Roller company, arrived Monday.
Miss l.. j. Peabody, teacher in the
Graded school, succeeds Miss Thomas as
organlst at the Episcopal church.
The Champlain Granite Co., whose
quarry is located at Barn Rock, will con-
tihue operations through the winter.
DIR. Il. b. Smith has located at West
erly, X. |. lie was given a surprise
party Thursday evening last by his
friends.
Mrs. John NJ. Dyer and daughter re-
turned Saturday to West Salisbury. from
their visit with relatives here for few
days.
Two boys from st. ,Johnsburv were
brought here last week by an officer,
They were candidates for the Reform
school.
Pliny Il. Norton. who went TO Califor-
MIA year ago. returned last week. He
will settle in Addison. ''There's no
place like home"
John 0. Mott. aged 30, died on Friday
last Funeral services were held Tues
day lie was formerly clerk in the
Lee and Brunswick Hotels of Port Henry
DR.. +. W. Shipman and wife and Mrs.
{. o. Stevens went to New York Friday
last, and will remain about two weeks.
The doctor is to take a course of lectures.
Mrs. Eliza Carpenter, aged 95, died
Thursday, Oct. 81. at the home of her
SON n-law, Edward Palmer. Rev. f. ii.
Taylor otficiated at the funeral services.
Saturday.
G. ii. Sanford of Glens Falls, former
ly clerk in the Young drug store, and
John ii. Booth. son of c. \. Booth. who
Is III law office near Plattsburg, were in
town Monday.
Inc Sons OF Veterans are making the
necessary preparations for a dramatic
entertainment at School house hall in
about two weeks. The full programme
Will be given next week.
a foot race for 100 yards. between
Cunningham of Ticonderoga and Nc
Donald of Worcester, came off here Sat
urday. Over $1,000 changed hands on
the result. The "Tr' party were badly
le1F
Mrs. Cyrus a. Smith, aged 80, died on
Sunday last at the residence of her son,
Charles. She leaves a husband, aged "a,
who is still quite active; also one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ann Martin, wife of the late
Lieut.. Governor Martin of this State.
c. l.. Kimball has added six head of
Guernsey cattle to his stock farm near
Nergennes, which is managed by his son,
c. L., Jr. MIR. Kimball is superintendent
of the Mattewan Il Connecticut railroad
and resides at Mattewan, on the Hudson.
Rev. IL. G. Pillsbury of the Congrega-
tional church delivered temperance adj
dress Sunday evening before the 'Star
of Hope" temperance organization.
Mr.. Pillsbury's remedy for intemperance
was the teachings of the Bible, moral
suasion, teaching the young and old,
thus stopping the demand for intoXi-
conts. Then, he claimed, the rumsellers
would be obliged to close up. His lee
ture has caused considerable talk.