Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-07-10
VERGENNES.

Miss Ada Fisher of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is home for short vacation.
Miss Ellen NJ. Bard of Ferrisburgh,
aged ~, died on Monday of consumption.
William Hickol of Orange, n. j., is
guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry. II. Hick-
ok.
Walter G. Sprague, Jr.. of Portland.
Me-, is here to spend vacation with rela-
tives.
Miss Fannie G. Ross, telegraph opera
tor at West Randolph, is home for the
summer.
Mrs. II. E. Goodyear and children of
Fitchburg, Mass, are guests at c. d.
Ingham's.
Judge Wales of Burlington was in
town on business at the probate Office on
Wednesday last.
Oliver Chilson, of Bridgeport. Conn, is
spending two-weeks vacation with his
parents here.
The Methodist society held straw
berry festival in the church vestry Oh
Thursday evening.
Ambrose Mayhem and John Deniper,
who have been i'll for some time, are in a
critical condition.
Frank johnson and his sister Mary of
Hartford. Conn, are guests of Rev. +. B.
Taylor and family.
The family of DR.. Barstow of Flush
ing, L. l.. are occupying their cottage at
Saints Rest, kellogg's bay.
Charles Tull of Panton was severely
hurt on Wednesday last by being thrown
from a moving machine.
The rainy weather of the past few days
has put stop to the haying business,
but makes the fishing industry lively.
Capt. Case arrived on Wednesday with
the canal boat, j. G.. Hndes, with cargo
of coal for the horse nail factory.
The Sodaity society of St. Peters
church had an ice cream and strawberry
festival on the park Friday evening.
Vergennes people who attended the
Mary Howe concert at Middlebury are
loud in their praise of the entertainment.
Samuel Preston, principal of the high
school at MamarOneck, \. Y, is with his
Mile Point
H. T. Cults of Orwell and f. A. Has
seltine, county school examiner, were
registered at the Stevens House on We'd
nesday.
Scott Yattaw and Miss Mary Palmer.
both of Nergennes, were married at the
Episcopal church on Saturday last by
the rector, Rev. z. B. Taylor.
G.. II. Sprigg & Co. shipped one car of
sheep and calves to the Boston market
on Friday. d. o. Noonan shipped car
of cows and calves on Monday.
Mr.. Sipperly, the photographer, and
wife 90 to the Adirondacks tins week for
the summer Miss II. NJ. Sipperly will
spend the summer at Bennington.
Mrs. Mary (Kimball) Powers of Bos-
ton arrived on Monday to spend some
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. O. Kimball, at their cottage
at Mile Point.
A. B. Morrill,, principal of the graded
school for the past year, has moved with
his family to Easthampton, Mass. He
has been engaged as principal of the
high school there.
George Wilson of North Ferrisburgh
was up before Justice Roberts on We'd
nesday for whipping daughter on the
street and other tumultuous carriage, for
which he was requested to pay some $50.
George did so.
Our city firemen, with some eXcep-
tions, accompanied by the City band, at
tended the State firemen's meeting at
Rutland on Saturday last. They brought
home no prizes as companies, but all
were satisfied that they came back whole
Charles A. Chapman of Ferrisburgh,
with his trotter. Tom f., won second
money In the three-minute race at Bur
ligton on saturday. ii. Bruce Wright OF
Waltham took third money with his fine
trottiEg mare Headlight; time. 2.44
, 40. Ed. Train took second money al
Barre in the three-minute race; time
2444.
ID. w. Rawson, formerly of Monkton
was fined $40 and costs on Monday by
Justice Roberts for stealing check fci
$3.50 from j. c. Grace of Salisbury
at the American House here. The checl
was not indorsed and therefore valueless
He, however. tried to get 1t cashed a
the Stevens House aud was arrested sun
day evening and locked up. Being un
r able to pay the fine and costs, Rawsor
was sent to the House of Correction
for III days, Tuesday.