Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-03-24

retire from business. His chief reason
for so doing is the infirm health of Mrs.
Wainwright.
Mr.. Martin Calvin. who has been In
business out at East Middleburv for two
years or thereabouts, has rented of Mr..
Mcleod his block on the south side of
the river in this village and will carry on
business there.
The last of the series of sewing meet
ings of the Woman's Home Missionary
union will be held with Mrs. G. S. Vain
wright on Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. The object of these meetings is
to sew for the orphans home at st. AL
bans.
The Epworth league held a very en-
joyable social service last Sunday even
ing led by MIR. r.. II. Wells. The talk
by the pastor on associates was very
interesting and instructive. \ good
meeting is expected mex Sunday even
ing at 6 o'clock.
A maple-sugar social will be given by
the members of the Epworth league on
Wednesday evening, April ., in the
lower room of the town hall. Tn eX-
penses will be ten cents admission n
ten cents to get out. There Will be a
musical and literary programme and hot
sugar. All are invited.
The thermometer has been down to re-
70 on three mornings of the past week,
and on Sunday morning 1t was seven de-
grees below. On Tuesday it thawed
fast, taking most of the snow off the
fields. There is no sleighing in the vii
lage and that outside is badly democrat
lied.
/, The annual meeting of school district
| No. 4 the village district-will be held
at the graded-school building on Tues
+ dav next, the 2Sth inst. at 2 O'Clock p. m.
> Women who are,taX-payers are entitled
to vote at this meeting and some OF
them have expressed an intention of
r being present.
: The special meeting of Russell post,
G. A. r., on Thursday evening of last
week, was we'll attended. 1t was adj
dressed by Mr.. +. w. Hopkins of Bur
lington IN the interest of a book that Is
5 to contain portraits and biographies OF
; veterans. Much enthusiasm over the
Il matter was aroused. Col. A. S. Tracy
of Burlington was down to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. Frank. Shepard, who has beer
= clerk atI the Addison House for somt
v time, will open a restaurant in the Bat
tell block as soon as the rooms can b'
made ready for him. The dining room
u will be the large room in the SECOND
story at the southeast corner of thu
building. The kitchen VIII be on TIT
upper floor. a dumb-waiter to connec
the two.rooms is being put in.
These editors of the Undergraduate TO
C the coming year have been selected by
II the retiring board, the places beins
. awarded on theibasis of work done TO
n the pape during thelpast year: Editor
e in-chief, Frank U. Davis, 90; a~ssistan
editor-in-chief, George G. Douglass, '95
assistant editors, A. A. Sargent, '94
John Barlow. George d. Scott and II. a
Wicker, 80, ID. p. TAYLOR, '9G.
The Addison House has been LEASED
by Mr.. d. Z. Ladd, now of the CONNER
cial House at Bellows Falls, who will
st take possession eApril 1. Both he an'
It Mrs. Ladd are thoroughly familiar will
~ the business, of hotel keeping and ar
confidently expected to maintain tn
reputation-of thel house. Mr.. Rider
chief motive in-retiring from business i
to relieve from care Mrs. Rider, who's
health is not of the best.
= DIR. b. F. Sutton was on Monday be
fore Justice +. II. Button on complain
of States Attorney Fish, who ALLEGED
that the doctor, had not complied witt
the new healthllaw in that he failed t,
report to DIR. Smith, the local health OF
ficer, a case of scarlet fever. He elaine,
that he had made the required repor
through the father, of the child, but, rath
err than enter into a controversy owe
the matter, he decided to plead guilt,
Re and pay a fine of 81 and costs.
The meeting OF. the Odd Fellows of tn
Sd district with the local lodge, at tn
town hallaon Thursday night of las
= week, brought here large delegations o
members of the order from Burlington
Brandon and elsewhere, who were hand
- somely entertained by the Middlebur.
Odd Fellows. Among the notables pres
"a ent were Grand Master l.. j. Retting o
Brattleboro, District Deputy Gram
s. Master f. ii. Boardman and Past Gram