Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-12
VERGENNES,

uruS store as clerk.
Deputy Sheriff J. L. futile of Mont
peller was in town last week
George Hammond of Middlebury was
registered at the Stevens House on Sat
urday.
Prof. Z. J. Colcord of Rutland was
guest of Attorney Frank l.. Fish oyer
sunday.
William G.. Bixbys naptha launch.
which he had built in New York, has ar
rived in these waters.
John H. Booth of Mooer's, n. Y,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus A. Booth.
Rev. NJ. H. Smith of Granville will lee
ture here June l6; subject, "Glimpses of
life in merry England
Rev. H. G.. Pillsbury, pastor of the
Congregational church, exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Thomas of New Haven, Sun
day.
\ large number from this vicinity at
tended the State Baptist Sunday-school
convention at Burlington on Thursday
last.
Saturday, market day, butter was
about the same as last reported, Is TO Is
cents: eggs, IL cents ; dressed poultry, II
to u cents.
The three companies of Nergennes fire
men, accompanied by the City band. will
attend the State Firemen's muster at
Rutland July ) and /.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Lake Champlain Granite COM
pany was be held at the Stevens House
on Tuesday. June ..
The S9th anniversary of the birth of
David ID. Middlebrook of Ferrisburg
was celebrated by his relatives and
friends on Saturday.
c. IL. Sprigg Il Co. shipped one car of
sheep and calves on Friday TO the Boston
market and ID. o. Noonan car of cows
and calves on Monday.
DR.. W. II. Rich went to Shelburn Falls
on Saturday and will return on Wednes-
day with his mother and younger broth
er. who will reside here.
Dr. +. w. Shipman and wife and Miss
Jennie b. Stevens attended the Foote-
Wetherbee wedding at Port Henry on
Wednesday evening. June 3.
The Methodist and Baptist societies
have engaged the steamer Reindeer for
an excursion to Providence Island. stop
ping at Essex and Port Kent, Tuesday.
June %.
Harrison Dean of West Cornwall, NJ.
+. Allen of North Ferrisburgh, Col. y.
+. Dunshee and W. K. Peake of Bristol
were registered at the Stevens House on
Wednesday last.
The Nergennes cornet band will have
an excursion to PlattSburgh, stopping at
Port kent, by steamer Reindeer, leaving
here Wednesday, June l., at IA. M. fare
Tor the round trip, 30 cents.
Antoine Ainse, aged about a. died in
ferrisburgh on Monday morning. His
grandson, Fred Collette. it will be re-
membered, was shot and killed at his
home August 81 last.
The New York coaching club, with
party of ten persons, passed through
here Saturday at / p. m. changing hors-
81 and Immediately proceeding on the
way to DR.. Webbs at Shelburn Farms.
Edrck Adams, deputy examiner of
customs, stationed at Montreal, and his
sou, Perley Adams, of Worcester, Mass,
arrived in town on Thursday last to
spend "A few days at the Adams home
stead in Panton.
Thomas II. Noonan, Ii. L. Stacy, Burt
Marshall, a. \. Sargent and Cecil X.
Benton, students at Middlebury college,
" lldtlou VI tilt Ihtitl al NANui-
sion to Westport, Saturday, in l.. F. Ben
tons steam yacht Camela.
Carlton +. Stevens had "A shock of par
alysis on Friday last. Although he is
somewhat better, he is still in critical
condition. lie was with his brother, c.
o. stevens, one of the owners and man
ayers of the Stevens House from 1910 TO
1873.
The graduating exercises of the Yer
gennes Graded school will take place
Friday evening: music by the Howard
Opera House orchestra; admission by
ticket but free. y class of eight will
graduate, rs follows: Ada ana Kate
Crosby, Ben j. DuBuke, Cora NJ. Roy,
Frank Preston, Jennie Walker, \. Il. and
+. III. Willmarth.
\ New York coaching party, coming
via the Bread Loaf Inn, arrived at the
Stevens House on Wednesday evening.
Among the party were DR.. and Mrs.
Nanderpoel, DR.. and Mrs. Dennis, 5.
T.. Dennis and Mrs. Walter Damrosch,
daughter of Secretary j. G. Blaine. The
party remained at the Stevens House till
Thursday, when they started for Bur
lington.