Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
VERGENN ES.

VeRoENNss.
We were visited with refreshing show
ers Monday and Tuesday.
George Whiteside and Arthur Taber
haye returned to school at Northfeld.
Mrs. Willard of Weybridge, mother of
DR.. G. B. Willard of this city, died the
I'd inst.
Miss Hattie NJ. Sipperly is making a
two.weeks' visit with relatives at Ben
nngton.
James Cole and Harry Bradford of
Middleboro Mass, horse buyers, arrived |
Monday
G. H. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
cows and calves to the Boston market on
Monday.
The G.. A. r. dance at Middlebury
Wednesday evening drew s)me of our
citizens there.
States Attorney c. NJ. Wilds of Mid
dlebury was in town "wednesday last on
legal business.
John c. Zottman went to New York
Friday for the purpose of entering a me-
chanical institute.
The funeral of DR.. F. W. Coe was held
at the Episcopal church the ID inst, Rev.
f. b. Taylor officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Kimball and
Dr. j. B. Powers of Rosnn arrived in
town Sunday morning.
The infant son of DR.. Z. W Shpman
and wife died the 2i inst Funeral SER
vices were held on Friday
Mrs. John Hopkins AMI Mrs. William
Allen of Ferrisburgh have moved into the
Curtis house on Main street.
Mrs. Conant of Burlington. sister of
the late Mrs. F. f. Woodbridge. was in
town visiting friends last week.
Nelson Desmoulin las received pen
sion money TO the amOuut of Sl604: the
monthly pay hereafter to be IS.
An officer from Bennington arrived
Monday evening with L colored boy, a
candidate for the Reform school.
Parties here who have put up ice at the
lake are offered from $3.50 TO 50 ton for
it by New York ice counanies.
Assignee Middlebrook has disposed of
all the stock at Fulton market and turned
over the books and accounts to F. l.. Fish.
Saturday, market day, was not largely
attended. Butter brought 90 to % cents /;
eggs. Ii cents: dressed poultry. II to IA
cents.
Hon. C. w. Read of Addison and Col.
y. F. Dunshee of Bristo were registered
at the Stevens House OF Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. Lydia Barnum of Ferrsburgh,
aged 95, died Monday. Mrs. Charles A.
Chapman of Middlebu'y is her grand
, daughter.
\ cheese factory is to he built at Addi-
son corners. The buildings owned by
Stephen Gregory have been purchased
for that purpose.
ii. ;. Pratt of Brmfield. Mass, who
has been engaged as principal of the
: Graded school, arrived saturday. The
spring term began Monday.
. The adjourned town melting will be
. held at City hall Wednesday evening. A
5 special meeting is also Gale, to see if the
city will purchase stone cusher.
y Gen. W. II. Gilmore, qartermaster'
e general of the State, residing at Faree
). was the guest of Superintendent An
n. drews of the Reform school Tuesday.
i Easter services were held t the STATE
Reform school Sunday las. large
number were in attendance. The flora
decorations were fine aud the services !
y success.
F. A. Woodbridge, who has been 10
" Gated at New Orleans as cusDms inspec
tor, has been transferred to Newport, Vt
n He arrived here Saturday, leaving TO
Newport Monday. y
lie The marriage of DIR. j. b Powers o
Boston and Miss Mary A, Kinball of thi
1t city took place at St. Paul' Episcopa
n church Tuesday evening. Alter shor
reception at the house, the rlgrmage t.
d Boston and for life was begn.
ID The Knights of BIRMINGHAM made
their Vergennes brethren visit Wedres