Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-03-20

" -'IN hViSNT. WV PiopNi'J VI
Messrs. Franklin & Sherman of the
Black Hawk stock farm, Bridport, were
shipped from this station to New York
yesterday morning. They will be dis
posed of by auction at the Kellogg sale
next week.
The firm of w. II. Lang, Goodhue &
Co. of Burlington, who have the con-
tract to put ia the local water-works this
season, has been reorganized. The new
management is substantially the same as
the old, Mr.. Lang being the secretary
and general manager.
An exchange has this item: l.. B.
Hunt of Fairfax has presented G.. ID.
Watson of st. Adams with IA book of
practical forms for writings" published
at Middlebury, VT, in 1904. The author
affords no further clue to his identity
than the note that the work is by "a gen.
tleman of the bar"
Mr.. Cilley, the advertising agent of
the Central Vermont, spent an hour at
the station here last Thursday tor the
, puIpOSc VI ldhlliS lIe Hdt1cS VI tIlOSt
$ residents of the town and vicinity who
desire summer boarders. There were
% applicants fol- that sort of guests, and
:, they were willing to take from two to
. 20 each.
z The members of the prudential COM
mittee of the graded district will meet at
: o'clock this evening at the office of the
:. clerk, MIR. II. l.. Sheldon, for the pur-
IL pose of abating taxes. Those interest
ed will act accordingly. The affairs of
:, the district must be closed up before the
E annual school meeting, which will come
Il on the afternoon of the 3lst inst.
The students of the college have chosen
II this board of editors to manage the I'm
a dergraduate the coming year: Editor
Is in-chief, Alexander Macdonald, '92; as
sistant edtor-in-chief, Edgar r. Brown,
'93; associate editors, James B. Dono-
way, '93, Benjamin C. Miner, 93, Ira II.
1t LaFleur, "a, w. p. Clarke, '94, and
l. Miss Emma Ii. Dorsey, '93. Miss Dorsey
{ is the first woman student ever elected
to place on the board.
<, The best butter sells for % cents a
Il pound and eggs are worth from 16 tC
- Is cents dozen. There is more doing
v in potatoes and for exceptionally good
lots something better than so cents d
b. bushel is paid. The first new maple
N sugar appeared in the market on Friday
l. 1t was made by Mr.. Judson w. Mead OF
the east part of the town and retailed foI
Is cents pound. Other makers have
ID since brought in patches. The price has
er fallen to II cents.
70 Deputy Sheriff Cobb the other da,
8. found in Bristol Notch the horse stolel
i, several weeks ago from Frank st. Joel
of this town and described as having
- bog SPAWN on the right hind leg and NJ
! eye in the left side of its head. Mr.
! Cobb drove up a somewhat frisky col
and had an interesting trip home, as it re
:. qured considerable tact to accommodate,
= the gait of the horse in harness to that o
II the one being led. But the small boy
on the route enjoyed it, if the office
didn't.
, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Haskell of Yves
Y Cornwall started for home in top car
riage after the show Wednesday night
When they arrived opposite the Graded
- school building the horse was frightened
n by snOw-cOvered umbrella under whicl
III one of the college students and his cir
were walking, and SHE'D, overturning tn
vehicle into the ditch on the west side o
m the road. The student grabbed the hors'
by the head and held him so he could d.
no hurt, and the rig was soon set t.
rights. Neither of the occupants of tn,
buggy was much hurt.
A recent addition to the curiosities O
the Sheldon museum is music book
the gift of Mr.. S. S. Rockwell of Corn
wall. 1t was printed at Newburyport
Mass, in IVA, and is entitled: 18th
American Harmony, or Universal Psalm
III odist," by A. Williams, "teacher O
ke psalmody in London" The music an
the words are both engraved; the wor
he 1.-THE" invariably appears as "ye'', wit
y
ne is hardly up to the modern standard, an
in other ways it is a decided contrast t
in present publications of the same sort.
We The dramatic club of the college CAV
DIS Bulwer- Lyttons comedy, Money, a
~ the town hall on Friday evening last t
"A fair house. The parts were general
ed well taken. w. J. Douglass appeare
r as Alfred Evelyn, the poor secretary ,
tie b. DOnOway as Sir John Vesey; L. L
i'll Noonan as Lord Glossmore: +. /
Sturtevant as Sir Frederick Bount; I
he H. Walker as Stout; p. G. Ross a
re Graves, an inconsolable widower; f. 1
ly Brown as Capt. Dudley Smooth, gentle
lis man; j. f. McNaboe as Sharp, a lawyer
G. l.. Hasseltine as Toke, servant; /
,al +. Wells as Clara Douglas, the poo
II I Il IL.