Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

&. +. Rich ana wife visited III fuulanu
during the week.
A card party was given on Tuesday
night by Fred Beckwth.
Miss Jessica Stewart was at Bread
Loaf Inn during the week.
f. f. Bond was In Boston this week
making purchases of fall goods.
Geo. Marshall and family are back
from their outing at Silver Lake.
a new asphalt pavement is being put
down on Seymour street, commencing at
Man.
Mrs. John Campbell has returned to
Albany after a short visit at Geo. Sey-
mour's.
Prof c. b. Wright has returned from
Ohio where he spent part of the summer
with his family.
f. p. Cushman was in New York dur
ing the week laying in his fall and win
ter stock of goods.
Rev. Mr.. Crane and family attended
the Spring Grove campmeeting. They
returned this week.
Fourteen tickets represented the at
tendance from this point at the 6. a. r..
encampment in Buffalo.
John Seeley is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Seeley. Worcester,
| Mass. is now his home.
Miss Alice Williamson of the REGISTER
force is spending a two-weeks' vacation
in the vicinity of Boston.
The Misses Holmes are the guests OF
their uncle, d. H. McHugh. They came
up from New York this week.
F. D. Cloyes returned to his home in
Boston Monday night after two week 5
visit with friends in this village.
The Epworth League has secured a
vtascope entertainment for Sept. % 1t
is said to be one of the best on the road
George Rowell of New York returned
home Saturday after a months vacation
which he spent at Mrs. Brainerd's in thi;
village.
DR.. Norman Seaver is expected to con
duct services at the Congregations
church next Sunday, Aug. 20. botf
morning and evening.
Mrs. Batchelder. who has been visit
ing the family of 0. H. Cushman fol
some time past, returned to her home il
St. Louis on Wednesday.
Chas. c.. Peck returned to Quebec
Canada, Wednesday, from where he wat
called couple of weeks ago by the dealt
of his daughter Elizabeth.
w. a. Dunbar of Brockton, Mass.
was in town this week. He is an old
time graduate of Middlebury college anC
still retains his interest in old scenes.
Manager Stone of the opera house ha
secured the Horace Ewing Co. in "Widoy
Bedott" for the 9TH and Sth inst, and tn
San Francisco Ministries for the both.
We see from the Portsmouth, n. H.
papers that Roy Howard of this plac
is in considerable demand at Rye BeacI
as solo singer. He appears at law
parties and church services.
/. County Examiner T. E Boyce has ha
a busy time of it the past week. He eS
= amined eight candidates for leadership
at Shoreham. nineteen at Nergennes
nineteen at Bristol and twenty-five a
Middlebury.
The band boys had a perfect day yes
terday for their excursion to Saratoge
and but for the previous bad weathe
would have sold many more tickets tina
they did Seventy-one was the numbe
disposed of at this place.
e The guests of the Addison House ha
highly successful german at the tow
e hall Wednesday evening. a large nun
DtI were III dllcuuduNcs anu lilC llSi
e summer evening dress of the ladies mad
it particularly brilliant scene.
1t Our railroad company is laying itse
open to frst-class damage suit by fai
II ing TO repair the fence which protects IT
cut near Main street. The fence Ia
been down for some time, and beside
Il leaving an unslghtly gap creates an az
tual menace to life and limb.
e. Rev. d. A. Bonnar held service at ii
Lake Dunmore House Sunday. Re-
5. j. w. Chickering of Washington. ID. c
conducted the Bread Loaf Inn service
in the forenoon at the Inn and Rev. Ge'
l.. Curtis of Baltimore at the scho'
house near the Inn in the afternoon.
On Monday, Aug. 30, the Rutlar
road proposes to run an excursion
A. Ausable Chasm through Lake Champlai
via the steamer Maquam and the Ausab
II. Chasm railroad. The round trip fro
Middlebury will Sl.75, children 90 cent
al The special train leaves Middlebury
I. 8 rs a. m. and reaches here on the retuI
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