Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-30
We ROE N N ES,

The State Reform school have very
excellent cOrnet band.
Steamers Vermont and Horizon began
their regular trips on Monday.
Steamer Water Lily made her first
regular trip to Westport Monday.
Work on the Champlain Granite quar-
~ will be continued this season at Barn
Rock.
The Grand View Mountain House of
Addison will be open to the public this
season.
A Masonic meeting was held NJ >nday
evening, IL. II. Ross of Burlington being
present.
Frank Armell and family will move
to North Ferrisburg this week to locate
near the depot.
Addison on the lake shore. this season.
by New lork parties.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
II to ID cents; eggs, Il cents; dressed
poultry, II to ID cents.
&. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped to the
Boston market, Friday, $50 calves and
on Monday IA car of cows.
The annual sermon to the soldiers was
delivered by Rev. r. II. Sherman at the
Baptist church on Sunday.
F. A. Goss and j. l.. Miner (deceased)
were drawn as petit jurymen for the
June term of county court.
James Cole and Harry Bradford,
horse buyers from Middleboro, arrived
at the Stevens House Tuesday.
DR.. Rich. Miss A. Hindes and Miss A.
Sherman are delegates to the State Bap-
fist meeting at West Randolph.
Memorial-day services will be held
here Friday. Gen. Hugh Henry of
Chester will deliver the address.
George II. Danyew, who lately met
with the loss of his wife, met with the
loss of a young child on Tuesday.
Booth & Nichols of Ferrsburg, who
put up a large quantity of ice at Keeler's
bay, are shipping it to Connecticut by
rail.
The Star of Hope, a temperance Or
ganization. held a sociable at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Whiteside. We'd
nesday evening.
:. :. Gaines, proprietor of the Stevens
House, went to New York Monday to
meet relatives from California who are
soon TO SAL Tor Europe.
Steamer Gazelle went to Burlington
for government examination on Friday
last. She will at once begin her accom-
mediation trips for the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaBombard. who
lately moved to Rouses Point. lost a
young child on Friday last. Funeral
services were here on Monday.
no = a..
half time on account of non-arrival of
coal, occasoned by the break in the
Champlain canal at Mechanicville.
The city authorities have put the park
in first-class shape for the summer, and
will during the season endeavor to fix
up the streets throughout the city.
Farmers in this vicinity are considera-
bly, behind in their springs work, but
about half the amount of seed is now in
that usually is at this time of the year.
Fishing is good from the falls to the
lake. The close season for bass and
pike expires June | Then the fisher
man can catch anything that is posi-
Bile.
States Attorney Wilds of Middlebury
and W. W. Rider of Bristol as referee
were in town Monday for the hearing of
the case Day vs.. Delphia of Addison :;
| futile for plaintiff.
, \Oliver Sorrell. Jr.. of North Ferris
burg, aged II, was drowned while bath
ing on Monday in Lewis creek. Mrs.
Sorrell, his mother, has since died from
the shock. \
James Barnard, aged g.. died Saturday
of heart disease. Funeral services we've
on Monday, Rev. f. B. Taylor officat-
ing. He leaves wife, four sons and
two daughters. He has been for many
years engaged in the harness business in
Nergennes.