Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-04
VERGENNES,

Mrs. Amos Rogers of Panton, aged 50,
died on Sunday last.
The Methodist society held sociable
at the church Wednesday evening.
Prosper Eithorp of Bridport is max
ing his son, Harmon, and family visit.
Miss May Norton has been seriously
i'll with the measles, but is now much
better.
L. b. lIaden of Boston, who has been
stopping here for short time, returned
Saturday.
6. II. Sprigg Il CO. shipped on Friday
$50 calves: on Monday, Il car of cows, to
the Boston market.
Palm Sunday services were held at st.
Paul's Episcopal and st. Peters Roman
Catholic churches.
cablegram from Messrs. Morrison and
Clark announces their safe arrival with
sheep at Liverpool.
O. C. Dalrympe has purchased the
llawlev store, which he has been occu-
pying for some years.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips of Rutland will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday next.
Mrs. Henry Alden of North Ferris
burgh, sister of Mrs. John Cook of this
city, died Monday, aged 80.
William II. Patten moved into the
Woodbridge house Tuesday, and John
Cook into the Merrill house.
DR.. +. W. Shipman and wife were
made exceedingly glad on Monday by
the arrival of Il fine boy baby.
John Gordon, harness-maker in the
Stevens block, will move into the Cook
restaurant building next week.
y. ID. Soper, teller in the Farmers
national bank, returned from his business
trip to Grinnell, Ia, Thursday.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
20 to - cents: eggs, II to 13 cents
dressed poultry, II to II cents.
Several from Vergennes attended the
Mary Howe concert at Burlington. Tues
day evening, returning on the special.
Easter services will be held at the
State Reform school chapel on Sunday
next; also at st. Paurs and st. Peters
churches.
Ben, Eddie and Cordela Banyea left
for keene. y. H., Wednesday The
family will probably locate there or at
Fitchburg.
William Il. Hayes and family of Fer
risburgh moved to Canaan, \. H., Mon
day. Mr.. Hayes intends to purchase "A
farm there and remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. o. Kinball will
remain in town through the summer.
Patrick Lyon and family are to remain
in charge of the house.
\ special town meeting has been called
the 9Th at 30 p. IN. TO see if the city
will vote to buy stone crusher for the
use of the street commissioners.
Phelps b. Smith and daughter and
Mrs. Marshall Smith, who have been re-
siding in the Woodbridge house during
the winter, returned to BrdpOrt on
Saturday last.
The stock in the Fulton market has
been closed out at auction. Slack *
Rogers of Proctor have made arrange
ments to open up the same the last of
April or as soon as repairs are made.
Winfred Jodoin of this city went to
Middetown, Conn, Thursday, having
accepted "A position in the State reforma-
tory under the management of w. G.
Fairbank, formerly superintendent of the
Reform school here.
Miss Grace Farwell, aged l6, died Mon
day of heart disease. Funeral services
were ielu Ntunesudy AT TIE HOust. MT.
Farwell, vino resides in Ashburnham,
Mass, arrived on Monday, and took the
remains there Thursday for burial.
Superintendent of Schools +. F. Palmer
of Waterbury, and County Supervisors
Hasseltine, Cilley, Phelps, Rustedt, Dun
bar, Walker, Hall and Howe held
meeting at the Stevens House Wednes-
day, the 10Th, for the purpose of con-
fering on school matters.
DIR. f. w. Coe, since 1874 leading
dentist in Vergennes, died on Sunday,
aged IS. He has been in poor health for
some time. He was born in Madison,
Conn, in 1914. Funeral services were
held at the Episcopal church on Wednes-