Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-11-01
The Cash ClOthiers
LOCAL NEWS.

80,
mere Is no change TO hote III 'le price
Oh outter' Inc pest GARY seIls at II To
~ cents pound Eggs Tor Shipment
m
lhe ,ootoaii teams OIL ine bllstoi ana
MluuleourN hlgn scnools VIII nave a
S"'ne at l'lNeLslue aIh' pIlstol' al %"
cloch od'uIudN allerhOoH'
There will be no services at st.
ctcPhth next ouuuaN' me churcn OF
ncliIs nope 10 nave services the loilo"-
'"S 9"""dS anu SulaIly 'heIeal'er'
The Battell Hose company are maxi
inc preparations for their annual ball.
which will be held at the town hall on
the evening of Wednesday. the 9th
inst.
The football team of the local hiUh
school defeated the team of the brandon
high school at Brandon. Saturday. bv a
score of 20 to 0. \ return game is to be
PLAYED
Mr. G. / Nnt,inr tbo .orriooo doaI,r
has moved his family here from New
Haven, where they have lived of late.
lhey occupy the David Piper place on
court street.
Mr. James \. Smith was the winner of
the prize in the Middleburv Gun club
tournament last Friday. lie broke 10 of
the p targets at which he shot. 1t was
a windy day. making high scores impos-
sl0le.
4 regular communication of Union
lodge, No. ,, will be held Monday even
ing at 5 o'clock. A large attendance is
desired, as there is some important bust
ness to transact. Work is also expected
on the f. 4. degree.
Supt Burdette of the Rutland division
of the Central Vermont was in town
Wednesday to confer with the village
trustees about the fences along the sides
of the railroad in the center of the viii
lage, some of which ale i'm a dilapidated
condition.
T. p Waite G. 20 diroctor, nuhlisbors
at Newhurg \ Y have inst delivorod
70 subscribers here copies of the new Cen
trial Vermont railroad directory. 1t con-
talns lists or business men and other peO-
pie IN Rutland and burlington and in the
towns along the line between those cities.
,rbo Chris+ion Endoo,,on sooio.,. 20
Cormy.lI has hoon in"itod ~ hoId
social or th.' rosidanon nf H. W WIN -,
Mathews his IFridavN oronin, Nnw
Thern win no y nroGr.n,n,o oTd ,ra,,os
and frosb,non+I ,,-iii ha so.,,od irho
usual sum of 10 cents will be charged
All are cordially invited
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dav erening vim ho SOM onon,ios. o,r
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| Further hearings in the case of Mer-
rill vs.. Wolcott were held Tuesday and
yesterday at the Office of Stewart &
Wilds before Hon. w. l.. Burnap of
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Mrs. James wilson, who had been i'll
Tor three weeks with the grip, died at
her home here Tuesday morning, aged
W years me funeral was largely at
tended at 9.3O o'clock yesterday morning
from the Catholic church. Mrs. Wilson
leaves husband. one daughter Mrs.
H. r. Ierclval ana four sons, James
Oue ~ Wv prA c,ty' ho mas It,
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