Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-10-07

that for fall stock, S1.25 to S1.50 bar
rel. The best hay is worth $40, deliver
ed at the barns here, though considerable
is bought at 50 and $3.50. Potatoes are
worth 80 cents bushel for shipment.
Letters with these addresses have re-
manned at the post-oflice four weeks I'M
claimed: Alick O'Small, Edw. Scarbor-
rough, John Mathew, Jas. Finnegan, j.
a. Foote & Son, X. A. Fackrell (0,
Thad n. Billings, Geo. Bacon, Thos.
Pope, Geo. n. Billings, Cornelius Bill
lings, Henry Everts, Mrs. C. Butler, Miss
n. E. Powers, Lucy Curran (2), Jennie
Freeman, Laura Gaulette, Julia Hodgton.
Mrs. Hiram H.. TIurlburt, Mde. Peve
Olivier Louiselle, Levira Lawrence.
Mr.. Frank Parrow stopped a runaway
horse, Saturday afternoon, and was cut
about the head in the operation. The
animal belonged to Mr.. j. z. Russell of
Brldport. 1t was standing in front
of Beckwth & Co.'S when train
came along. \ small boy was the only
occupant of the vehicle. He got the
horse partially under control when the
train made another racket and the beast
began to go fast again. Had it not been
for Mr.. Parow's Pluck a serious accident
might have occurred.
Sheriff Howard Clark of Lincoln.
whose term of Office would have eXpir-
ed December !, was obliged to resign in
order to take his seat in the senate.
Gov. Page appointed the sherill-elect,
i Mr., Kent W. Merritt of Shoreham, to
/ fill the vacancy. Mr., Merritt and his
/ deputies. Messrs. John \. Caldwell of
New Haven, L. c. Middlebrook of Yer
gennes, DIN \. Smith of Addison, W.
\. Lawrence of Bristol, c. G.. Butter
| field of Lincoln. Hazen Hubbard of
Granville and I. NJ. Chapman and W.
II. Cobb of Mddlebury, were all in town
on Saturday and qualified.
a new railroad timetable took effect on
sunday The noon flyer south goes at II :.
"A instead of II 30, and the night flyer
south, which used to pass here about II
o'clock, has been taken of. The evening
train down, leaving Burlington at 9 :05
reaches here at 10 20. The evening pas
senger train from Rutland which under
the old arrangement got to Middlebury
about II o'clock, has been discontinued
There is, however, passenger car at
tached to the train which leaves RUTLAND
at 9 40 p. M, so that one can leave Bos
ton on the afternoon train and get hOm'
that night. The train reaches Middle
bury at :05 a. m.
DR.. Sheldon has his store raised to tn
level determined upon at the recent villag
meeting and is putting under it the ad
ditiOnal foundation required. y stron;
point of his new building will be the ce
lar. Its depth has been given as ~ feet
but that is probably slight exaggera
ton. Mr.. Battell has had the staging
removed from the outside of his bloc
and the building materials from the var
in the rear, so that the premises presen
an attractive appearance already. Tn
wall on the west side of Main street
finished, as Is the filling of the street neS
to it, although considerable remains to b
done in the center of the street. Tn
: sidewalk on the west side of Main stree
, will be on top of the wall, which ha
been covered with gravel. The south en-
of the sidewalk in front of Beckwith ,
, Co.'S block will need to go up in order t
be on level with the new grade.