Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-08
We RGENNES s.

Inc railroad survey Is to begin this
week.
DR.. Pion has moved into the Duquette
house near the city hail.
Obadiah Allen of Ferrisburgh has sold
to Rev. p. c. Dayfoot % acres of land
for $3.50.
\ child of William Plude and wife,
aged four weeks. died on Friday last of
pneumonia.
George Better went to Boston on Mon
day and Frank Cobb to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. II. J. Parker and child of New
York are guests at Herrick Stevens,
Mrs. Parkers father.
d. II. Buck, a Waterman at the Reform
school, has resigned, and been succeeded
by Carl Robbins of Rutland.
Slack Il Rogers, proprietors of Fulton
market, have dissolved partnership. Mr..
Slack will continue the business.
Mrs. Harry Adams, who has been Wis
iting relatives on the Pacific coast and in
Wisconsin, arrived home on Friday.
Miss Julia Whalen of Montpelier has
taken rooms at Mrs. F. W. Goes and
gone into the dressmaking business.
The steamer Water Lily made trip to
Westport on Thursday and Saturday of
last week. She will begin regular trips
soon.
Arbor day, May |. few trees were
planted some flowers were gathered by
the school children and several fish were
caught.
Coles & Bradford of Mddleboro.
Mass, horse buyers, purchased nine
horses here last week, shipping them on
Monday.
George W. Bradbury of Boston, for
merly resident of Vergennes, is stop
ping for a few days at the Bradbury
homestead.
Rev. j. B. Daniels of Hamilton semn-
aIy. New York, preached at the Baptist
church Sunday last, and will preach also
on Sunday next.
Miss Hattie f. Stevens of Chelsea,
teacher in the Graded school. has re-
signed. Miss a. j. Stacy of IIinesburgh
is to succeed her.
G. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped a car of
sheep and calves to the Boston market
on Friday, and ID. O. Noonan car of
COWS and calves on Monday
George F. O. Kimball of Boston. for
merly resident here. arrived in town on
saturday for Il weeks stay. The family
will spend the summer in town.
Fred Ladd of Milton and Miss Emma
lIindes of Vergennes were married at the
Methodist church on Tuesday at / p m.
by the pastor, Rev. w. p. Rulison.
Saturday, market day, butter sold for
y and % cents; eggs, ID cents; dressed
poultry, ID to Is cents; hay, 81 to IS;
pork and beef, SO to 81 per hundred.
Stephen Bates started for New York
on Monday with three horses for Col.
Walter Scranton, which were purchased
of d. II. Lewis, cashier of the Farmers
national bank.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
New England Land Improvement COM
pany was held at the Vergennes national
bank on Tuesday. The investments are
in land at Decatur, Ala.
Rev. Aaron Clark, wife and children,
who have been located at the Rosebud
agency, So. Dakota, for some time. ar
rived here on Friday last and are guests
of c. A. Booth and family, relatives.
A a firemen's meeting on Thursday
evening it was voted that the Stevens
and Volunteer Hose companies and the
Hook and Ladder company would attend
the State tlremen's meeting at Rutland,
July 1.
The spy of Shiloh" II military drama,
is to be given at School-house hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week. Half fare on the railroad
is given from Rutland to Burlington, in-
elusive.
Charles A. Smith, aged 80, was found
dead in his horse barn on Thursday
morning of last week. Heart disease
was the probable cause. The funeral
was on Saturday, Rev. ii. G. Pillsbury
officiating,