Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-17
VERGENNES.

Mrs. Charles f. Parker is visiting rela-
tives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Griffin returned to
Stamford. Conn, the 10th.
Mrs. X. Spear and her daughter, Edna,
will move to Rutland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dalrymple re-
turned to Worcester, Mass. Monday
Our sportsmen are having good luck
duck hunting and fishing at the lake.
b. Harrington and DR.. Curtis of Bur-
lington were in town on Thursday last.
Miss Ruth Fisher has engaged as clerk
in the insurance Office of IIcliok Il Son.
George d. Middlebrool is in Potsdam.
y. Y, on visit to relatives and friends.
Gardner Whitford of Addison, aged -.
died the Sth. The funeral was on Tues
day.
F. \. Woodbridge will sell at auction.
Saturday, four half blood Percheron
horses.
William G Bixby left for Chicago on
Friday last. He will spend the winter in
Florida.
DR.. +. W. Shipman of this city and DR..
\. Tousley of Panton visited Montpelier
on Thursday last.
George Danyew, the tonsorial artist,
has moved to Bratteboro, where he will
reside for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. o. Kimball lett
Oh Wednesday for Boston, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Cyrus Bottsford and Mrs. stat
ford, her mother. visited relatives at
Crown Point last week.
G. II. Sprigg Il Co. and ID. O. Noonan
each shipped car of live stock to the
Boston market on Monday.
Russell y. Preston has been granted
an increase of monthly pension of SD
a month, making total of S24.
DR.. G. F. b. Willard and wife, who
have been visiting relatives in ILLINOIS, re-
turned on Wednesday of last week.
c. Il. Bicknell of Bristol is clerking in
the Ross dry goods store, Theodore Tel
lier having gone to Nashua. " H.
James White of Shelburne will load
here Il canal boat of apples for the New
FORK market the last of the month.
John Dalrymple, aged GS, died We'd
ncSday last Funeral services were held
Friday. Rev. W. p. Ruison officiating.
Saturday, market day, butter brought
Is to 20 cents; eggs, - cents: dressed
4, poultry, II to II cents; hay, $50 to s.
Y ton.
\ Superintendent G. H. Bradley and wife
of the Boston Farm school are guests
this week of Superintendent Andrews of
the Reform school.
Steamer Geo. H. Harris and barge
Jumbo, from Ottawa, loaded with stock
for the Vermont shade Roller Co., ar
rived at this port Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Edmonds, who
have been stopping at the Stevens House
the past two months, started for their
home at Leavenworth, Kan, Monday.
The fair at the parochial school build
ing closed "A successful week on Wednes-
day evening. Many valuable articles
were drawn by people In this vicinity.
Lieut.. Charles A. Bradbury, an officer
of the L. ). steamer Yorktown. now at
the Brooklyn navy yard arrived here on
Monday evening on IA visit TO relatives.
w. ID. Casey of jackson, Mich. who
attended the funeral here of Miss Lucin-
da Weathelby, who died at jackson.
lately. started for the West on Monday.
County school Supervisor HaSSeltine
of Bristol, who was to have held an eX-
animation of persons DESTROYS of becom-
ing teachers, postponed it on account of
sickness.
Cyrus W. Bottsford, who was attend
ing the commercial college at Pough-
keepsie, \. Y, and returned on account
. of the death of his father. will re-enter
that institution this winter.
/ A series of revivals of ten days dura-
ton will begin at the Methodist church
on Wednesday evening. The ministers
who will be present are w. p, RulisOn of
Vergennes, Mr.. Woodall of North Ferris
burgh, Mr.. Schermerhorn of Monkton,
Mr.. Lawrence of Panton, Mr.. Forte of
Weybridge and Mr.. Goodwin of Bird
port.