Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-08
VERGENNES,

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Wednesday last, aged 3S.
Attorney f. II. Fish is still absent,
guest of friends at Dummerston.
Gen. Grandey, who has been i'll for
some time, is still unable to be out.
G. H. Sprigg & Co. shipped on Friday
one car of calves to the Boston market.
w. II. Flagg went to Jericho on Mon
day to attend the funeral of brother-in-
law.
w. H. Patnode, the barber, has moved
into the shop lately occupied by G. II.
Caisse.
Hosea B. willard of Port Henry was
guest of Herrick Stevens and family on
Saturday.
Mrs. Riggs and daughter of Keene, n.
H., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w, II.
Patten.
w. ii. Sipperly, the photographer, and
family have returned from their camp at
the lake.
a maple floor is being put down in the
post office building by Herrick Stevens,
the owner.
Edward Dalrymple and wife of Wor-
cester are camping with relatives, at
Appletree cove.
NJ. c. Iott and wife of Merden, Conn,
who have been visiting relatives in town,
returned Monday.
Mrs. Ellen f. Curler has accepted a
position as nurse in the family of Col. E.
c. Smith of st. Adams.
Mrs. A. W. kingsland and daughter Of
Burlington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Hindes and family.
Saturday, market day, butter by the
tub brought ID to ii cents; eggs, 20
cents; poultry, 10 to Is cents.
Steamer Gazelle will take party from
Thompson's Point to Westport and other
points on the lake on Sunday next.
On account of the extreme heat, the
horse nail factory was obliged to shut
down Monday afternoon and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Kingsland and
daughter returned from their visit to rel
atives at Keeseville on Saturday evening
j. B. Powers, dental surgeon of Bos-
ton, and wife, who have been visiting at
the Kimball cottage by the lake, returned
Monday.
Mrs. Larnerd and daughter of Nor
wich, Conn, and James Terry, wife and
daughter of New Haven are stopping al
the Stevens House.
DR.. Edward Preston and wife of Bran
don, who have been occupying a cottage
with relatives at the lake, returned home
on Tuesday evening.
b. Turk of Burlington, G. S. Vain.
wright, c. j. Starr and ID. Rider of Mid
dlebury were registered at the Steven;
House on Friday last.
b. Jones of Pittsford is employed a
the Lyon marble works as letterer. 4
considerable amount of work is being
turned out at this establishment.
Stevens Hose and the Volunteers par
ticipated in the State tiremen's meeting
at Burlington on Wednesday. A larg'
number from this vicinity attended.
Lieut. C. A. Booth, son of Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Booth of this city, who is stationed
a at Fort Lyon, Col, has been ordered tc
e New York for the recruiting service.
\ telegram received from relatives il
+ Troy informed A. l.. Rivers and famil!
. of the death by accident of Henry Riv
ers, formerly resident of Vergennes.
: The members of the Star of Hope, {
{ temperance organization, enjoyed an ex
cursion by steamer Water Lily down thu
: river and on the lake on Friday evening.
e A change from darkness to light, a
|, far as the lighting of the streets is con
cerned, takes place this week. The light
q have been ordered to be turned on by tn
city authorities.
,, Miss ii. X. Mason of New Haven an,
! Miss Z. NJ. Sutton of StarksDoro hav
: been engaged as teachers in the Grades
school. principal and two lady teach
arS ara still naaIal