Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-03-07
VERGENNES.


Miss Ella Nj. Hindes is dangerously i'll
with heart disease.
John Lyon has moved to Brandon.
His brother will remain here.
DIR. A. P. Grnnell and wife of Burling-
ton were in town Wednesday.
Bishop DeGoesbriand of Burlington
visited st. Peters parish, Friday.
The mild weather of last week sus-
pended operations in the ice business
Miss Grace Farwell, who has been dan
gerously i'll with heart trouble, is much
better.
John w. Ross of Burlington and John
+. McMahon of Burlington were in town
Thursday.
The Vermont Coral Fertilizer Co. is
making large shipments of the material
to different points.
Edison j. Smith of Addison is reported
as having hired the Landon house, and
will move here April |.
Henry B. Woodbridge went to Boston
Thursday last. He hopes to secure sit
uation on the Advertiser.
w. II. Dalrymple, who has leased the
store formerly occupied by Chamberlin
q Co., will move in by April |.
Two girls, one from Newport, the 9TH
er from Richmond, were added to the
force at the Reform school on Friday.
Services are held at st. Paul's church
through lent at a. IN. and p. IN. We'd
nesdays; Fridays at . 80 p. m. and other
days at p. m.
Sheriff Tappan of Troy and Rollin Tap
pan of Toledo. o., attended the funeral
of their mother, Mrs. Josiah Tappan, on
Thursday last.
c. ii. Colson of Port Henry, \. Y,
who purchased the American House here,
will remain in charge of the Pease House
another year.
F. F. Yott, brother of NJ, NJ. Yott, left
for Meriden, Conn, Monday. He is to
remain there with an older brother, who
is in business.
Rev. p. Cunningham of Brattleboro,
formerly in charge of the Roman Catho-
lie parish here, arrived Tuesday on a
visit to Rev. p. A. Campeau.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
II to Is cents; eggs. Il cents; dressed
poultry from II to l6 cents; beef and
pork by the hundred, from 81 to 50.
DR.. Smith of Middlebury and j. j.
Wright of Burlington were in town on
Saturday. DR.. Smith was called to visit
Miss Ella NJ. IIindes, who is dangerously
i'll.
Austin Booth of Ferrisburgh and Fish
er Il Young of Nergennes are making
preparations for putting up ice for New
York parties at keeler's bay, Ferris
burgh.
Phelps b. Smith, who is now located
in the Woodbridge homestead, will proba-
bly, move to Middlebury soon. W. ii.
Patten is to take possession of the Wood
bridge place.
States Attorney c. NJ. Wilds of Mid
dlebury and w. W. Rider of Bristol were
in town Friday last as counsel and ref
cree in the horse case of j. Day VS.. p
| Delphia of Addison.
| F. NJ. Strong is making a reconnols-
sance trip to Decatur, Ala, in the inter-
ests of the stockholders of the New Eng
land Land Improvement company, mem
beers of which reside here.
Ernest Spencer of Rockingham, aged
! 10, died the I'd at the residence of Will
! liam Noonan of Ferrsburgh. Funeral
services were held Monday under the
management of Superintendent Andrews
of the Reform school, where the boy was
formerly.
Ed. Morrison and wife and Raymond
Clark of Addison left Tuesday evening
! for New York, whence they will sail
shortly for Australia with about $50 fine
Merino sheep for that market. p. Nor
ton and c. NJ. Clark accompany them.