20 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
The Middlebury Register And Addison County Journal
Location
Middlebury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1884
Page
1
FPUE SUBSCRIBER announces a full assortment of Phacitons Top and Open Buggies Platform and 3-Spring Wagons from Cortland Wagon Co and Boston Buckboard Co with prices that defy competition. One hundred wagons already in use confirm quality. Also on hand Auburn farm wagons with Thimble Skein Tron tubular iron axles and single harnesses.
Sketches from the county convention, local moves, a marriage, new houses and mills, injuries, haying plans, and farm improvements. Notables include Col. Dunshee, Dr. Hasseltine, and Miss Minnie Hall. The week features a windmill project, a post office move, and social events.
East Middlebury records ill health for Alex Hope and local names Harris, Paro adding Hluszas to homes. John Grant repairs a barn, houses remodel planned, crops show growth. Remains of Silas ins, Stephen Barnum, and Mr. D. J. We He reported. A lightning strike damaged a Howe place barn but caused no fire. Dairy farm prospects rise at Cream Hit stock and manager Wolcett. Funeral notes cover Barnum and Barnum relatives, age mid seventies to eighties, with a large turnout.
Local items from Vergennes include the marriage of KE Valway and Eten Juno in a Catholic church last Monday, summer plans for Dr. Kidder and wife at Loon Lake House, and Fred Yattan's lumber for a new dwelling. A hen aged fifteen years died by accident, Ira J. Blakely’s house fire destroyed with $200 insured, and the city skating rink remains crowded with music. The Valley House at Elizabethtown hosts summer guests under Sherburne management, with steady city visitors and praised hospitality.
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