Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-02-07
served and all seemed pleased with the
entertainment.
VERGENNEa.

The lake is now closed to Fort Gas sin.
Ice fishing is good.
Business at n. G. Norton's and f. G..
Norton's is in prosperous condition.
G. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car
of cows TO the Boston market on Mon
day.
NJ j. Graves, dealer in stoves, etc.,
is again confined to the house by sick
ness.
Len Allen and A. Robare have each a
baby boarder to manage, clothe and
fonde.
Rev. p. A. Campeau Is sick with brain
fever and at this writing his condition
is critical.
Myron T. Bristol buys butter in Yer
gennes Saturdays, and at Middlebury
Mondays.
Hon. Hugh Henry of Chester is to
deliyer the Decoration-dav address here
next spring.
George d. Wright of Burlington and
Col. j. II. Lucia of Montpelier were in
town Saturday.
Thomas Griffin of Rutland formerly
a clerk in Young's drug store, spent
Sunday in town.
Attorney w. w. Rider of Bristol and
DR.. A. p. Grinnell of Burlington were
in town Monday.
Rev. E. B. Taylor has been confined
to the house for several days, but is
again able to be out.
w. w. Walker of Burlington and
George 5. Ayres of Middlebury were in
town on business Saturday.
Gen. George w. Grandey made two
hearts to beat as one Tuesday last, Fred
Casey and Miss Angie Tatro
Kew. +. G. Schermerhorn of Panton
will be the recipient of donation We'd
nesday evening of next week.
The Woodbridge homestead was sold
to the Episcopal society on Friday last,
for $500, by F. A. Woodbridge.
}. ID. Whiteside and wife went to
Avn '''iNit 'ohtuludy W WISH Il son WHO
is attending the Norwich university.
Herrick Stevens and daughter, .Jen-
ME, who are now in Chicago, will re-
turn to Nergennes the last of this month.
Charles f. Parker conducted the SER
vices at st. Paul's church on Sunday
last. on account of the rector's sick
ness.
Miss Lottie Allen of Ferrisburgh Is
in critical condition with pneumonia.
Mrs. II. p. Elthorp is also i'll Oh Cham
plon hill.
The G. A. r. meeting at Rutland,
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week,
was well attended by members of the
local post.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
IA to Is cents; eggs, Is cents; beef. 3
to cents; pork, Ito cents by the
hundred.
Attorney Frank l.. Fish, who came
here from Bellows Falls, has leased the
Woodbridge office, taking possession
this week.
Miss Electa 5. Smith is assisting her
father, Judge j. ID. Smith, in the pro-
bate office and will remain here for
some time.
Milo a. Everest has enlarged his
house on Main street by building on
an addition to be used for merchandise
ing purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liberty and daugh-
ter went to Worcester Saturday to visit
relatives and will remain there about
two months.
Miss Fannie Ross of this city, who is
employed at st. Adams as telegraph
operator, returned Monday for short
time to await orders.
w. w. Needham, F. G. Greenough,
ID. S. Lawrence, Charles Chaplin and B.
G. Wilson of Bristol attended the Ma
sonic meeting here Wednesday last.
Mrs. NJ. Gassetts of Fair Haven,
formerly a resident here, died there the
lst inst. The remains were brought
here, and services were held at st. Peters
church.
Morrison and Clark of Addison will
in April ship to Australia about 100
Merino sheep. Both of them will ac-
company the stock. Mr.. Morrison is to
remain there some time.