Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-29
VERGENNES,

Fairs, campmeetings and horse trots
are now the order of the day.
Miss Sadie Hoyt has been engaged
to teach school in Starksboro.
Miss Annie c. Weatherby is spending
a few days at Alburgh Springs.
g. III. Sprigg Il Co. shipped one car of
calves to the Boston market on Friday
last.
Charles LaBeoif is building tenement
house on the Goodrich lot, which he late
ly purchased.
Mrs. C. ID. Miller and three children of
Ohio are guests of Mrs. Cyrus B. Bolts
ford and family.
\ large number Joined the Ausable
Chasm excursion Wednesday of last
week from this station.
The Vergennes Graded school will be-
gin its fall term September |, instead of
;, as previously noticed.
Peter LaBombard and family, who
moved to Rouses Point last fall, have
moved back to Nergennes.
Mr.. Neville of the Park drug store re-
turned from his outing at Alburgh
Springs on Monday evening.
Ansel o. Ball of North Ferrisburgh
was fined $40 and costs for selling cider,
on Thursday last at the Center.
Hon. II. F. Brigham of Bakersfield,
the Democratic candidate for the COVER
norship, was in town on Wednesday.
The steam yacht j. H. PAIL of Troy,
with a party of fifteen, arrived here Fri
day. They are on an excursion through
the lake.
John II. Strong, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to New York on
Monday. and Chester Allen went to WoT-
cester, Mass.
Mrs. r. NJ. Scott and Mrs. Thomas of
Menosha. Wis, daughters of the late
Philander Hanks, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Barnes.
! j. T. Scott, assistant warden of the
Massachusetts reformatory, was a guest
of Superintendent Andrews of the Re-
| form school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Edmond of
Leavenworth, Kan, and the Misses
Coyles of Washington, ID. c., are stop
ping at the Stevens Honse.
c. w. Mason and family of New Ha-
ven and brother from the West and
other relatives spent some days at the
lake last week, camping out.
r. A. Severance of Moriah has accept
| ed position ds an olllCidi 1T the heloi III
school to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of w. W. Streeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ii. Hammond
and children. who have been visiting at
Herrick Stevens, started for their home
in Chicago on Monday evening.
The board of civil authority met at the
probate office on Thursday evening for
the purpose of revising the voting list
and issuing naturalization papers.
Prof. A. b. Morrill, of Lancaster, Mass,
who has been engaged as principal of the
Vergennes Graded school, has rented the
Woodbridge house for residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry and daugh-
ter of New Haven, Conn.,, who have been
stopping at the Stevens House some
weeks, returned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie (Wainright) Wilcox of
Chicago, who is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wainwright of Middle
bury, was a guest of Mrs. Il. Neville last
week.
Miss Kate Teller, who has been a
teacher at the Reform school, has re-
signed, and Miss Almy Daggett of New
port has been engaged for same po-
sition.
George W. Porter of Ferrisburgh has
divided his farm of $50 acres among his
three children, and moved to Charlotte,
where he will reside with his son, George
W. Porter, Jr.
Henry l.. Burboo, employed as section
man. was run into by the Montreal eN-
press while running over the track with
velocipede car Saturday at a. m, and
died within an hour.