Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-20

Taunton. Mass, and Mr.. ana r. NJ.
Whitney of Boston are among the new
arrivals of summer guests at the Addison
House.
Prof. j. n. Mallory and family, who
have spent the summer in Middlebury
and its vicinity, started on the mail train
Wednesday morning for their home in
Keene. y. II.
Mr.. John Pierce, who lives on Wash
ington street, is probably the oldest per-
son in the village who was born within
its limits. He was 81 years of age the
9th of last March.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Ellis of Washing
ton, ID. c., came to town Monday, and
on Wednesday went, with party of
seven or eight others, to camp at Thomp-
sons Point for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewey of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, are guests of his aunt, Mrs.
J. W. Chadwick. Mr.. Dewey is assist
ant professor of mental and moral phil
osophy in the University of Michigan.
Miss Mary Hyde, former resident, is
in town, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs l.. n.
Savre. Her present residence is Bay
City, Mich. at which place and in New
York city she has lived since leaving
here ten years ago.
The repairs on Mrs. Dugald Stewards
residence, North Pleasant street. are
nearly finished. The change for the
better in the appearance of the house is
very great. Mr.. Calvin Hill has had the
SUPERINTENDENT of the work.
The fall term of the Middebury graded
school opens on the Both inst. The corps
of teachers will be the same as last term
with the exception of Miss Matte, daugh-
ter of Principal Mead, in No. >, in place
of Miss Goodrich, resigned.
There will be no services at the Metho-
dist church the next two Sundays. Rev.
Mr.. Noe, the pastor. went to Round Lake,
y. Y. Monday, for "A weeks stay, and a
week from sunday the Spring Grove
camp-meeting will be in session.
The excursion to Saratoga yesterday
almost depopulated the town, 305 tickets
being sold here. Altogether not less
than l200 persons, coming from stations
along the line as far north as Shelburn
and south to Salisbury, must have gone.
\ party of Is persons, made up of
summer guests at the Addison House aud
their friends and acquaintance in town
went on an excursion to Ausable chasm
Wednesday. They had planned to &c
the previous day, but were prevented by
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Remele OF
Boston will sing with the choir at the
Congregational church next Sunday. |,
is probably known to most of our town
readers that Mr.. Remele is member OF
the Ruggles street male quartet of Bos.
ton.
Rev. b. Fay Mills will address the
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. a. rooms next
sunday afternoon, and the young mems
meeting will be held on Wednesday eve
ming as usual. Secretary Parsons viii
conduct services at West Cornwall mex
Sunday morning and evening. Mr.. klock
who has OBLIGATED there during the sum
mer, is away for a thrce-weeks' vacation
The upper mill of the Green Mountain
Pulp Co. was shut down on Monday anC
large force of men obtained in Below,
/ Falls are engaged in repairing the dam
Its original construction was faulty. al
lowing great waste of water through
leaks in the foundation and it is the in.
tentiOn to remedy this defect and also tC
put in new wheels before resuming oper
atiOns.
Mr.. Jesse \. Ellsworth of the las
class graduated from the college ma.
been in town this week. He has passed
the summer at Plattsburgh, n. y, il
the life insurance business, but goes
soon to take charge of the school a
Mineville, \. Y, which has been laugh
for some years by Mr.. Burke, who ha,
lately received the appointment to
South American consulship.
Letters addressed as follows have re
manned in the post-Oflice one month un
called-for: Arthur n. Brown, Mrs. Claris
sa Butler, VIM. Brean, Mrs. r. l.. Fuller
Mr.. Hall (piano tuner, Michael Hans
Miss Mary \. Hartwell, p. r. Lawrence
Mrs. Julia Lufkin, Mrs. j. c. Maynard
+. ID. MINER Ernest Meader, Miss Ami,
Mcclure, Sam O'Ksain, A. Patterson
Miss Elsie j. Riley, a. c. Sumner, Will,
q. Sampson, Mrs. Alice Weber.