Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-10-19
THE CASI
TailOrS and Furnishers.
LOCAL NEW S.

Butter sells at the same price this
week as last, u cents for the best. Eggs
are worth 20 cents dozen.
A meeting is to be held at the Case
street school house, In the east part of
the town, at : 80 this evening for the
purpose of forming "A lyceum for the
winter.
A fine black driving mare owned by
Mr.. G.. G.. Chapman was found dead 10
his pasture on the East Mddebury road,
Wednesday. She had become cast in IA
ditch.
The managers of the Farmingdale
cheese factory down In the Seeley dis
trict report that their patrons received
9l.S cents Il hundred pounds for their
August milk.
The Hawthorne club opened its season
by meeting with Miss Higley on Tuesday
evening. The next meeting will be at
Miss Calender's on the evening of Tues
day. the Both inst.
A premium for st. Bernard dogs and
one for puppies of the same breed were
awarded 10 Mr.. James A. Smith of this
village at the recent Rutland county fair.
a feature of which was dog show.
October has furnished more than the
usual amount of cold, rainy and disagree
able weather so far. Up to yesterday
there had been only IA very few pleasant
days for two weeks. The outlook now
is slightly more promising.
The new steam-heating apparatus at
the college was put IN operation on Tues
day. 1t works well, furnishing abundant
heat to all the rooms in Painter hall and
in the chapel building. Messrs. Calhoun
q Stewart furnished the material and
did the job.
The time for the meetings of the Bap-
fist Y. Z. 5. c. +. has been changed from
6 80 to o'clock. The leader for next
Sunday evening is a. G.. Wales; subject,
(which of Chrst's teachings seem TO
you most wonderful" All are asked to
go prepared.
The Arion Concert company and their
chorus class and the best musical talent
of the town are arranging an excellent
programme for the concert at the town
hall next Monday evening. Reserved
seats cost % cents; tickets are now on
sale at Sterns'.
Messrs. Calhoun & Stewart began on
Monday quite an extensive job at the
Reform school at Nergennes, the steam
heating apparatus and plumbing of
which are to be thoroughly overhauled
in accordance with recommendations Of
the State board of health.
a game of football that will be worth
seeing is to be played on the college
grounds here on Saturday of next week,
the 9th inst. \ series of three games
have been arranged between the univer-
sity of Vermont team and the team of the
local college. The first will be played
ut Burlington tomorrow and the second
is to be here Il week later.
Prof. c. b. Wright will give a lecture
on aud readings from the works of
Austin DobsOn, the society poet. at the
home of the Misses Daunis on Tuesday
evening next. the 23d inst. DObson is
one of the brightest of contemporaries
writers of English verse and deserves to
be better known than he is. Prof
Wright is certain to both instruct and
entertain his hearers.
The passenger train from the south that
should have reached here at 8 40 Tues
day morning did not arriYe till nearly
3 o'clock in the afternoon. The local
freight coming north went of the track
at Humphreys switch, between Proctor
and Center Rutland, in the early morn