Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

J. W. Stewart was in Boston this week.
Ralph Brock of Boston is here on
visit to friends.
Ezra Brainerd. Jr., is in Rutland for
few days stay.
George Champagne of Toledo, Ohio, is
here on visit to his parents.
The large conservatory of J. W. Stew
art is undergoing some repairs.
The work on the concrete pavements
about town has been completed.
The Rutland fair drew few spectators
from this place during the week.
a daughter was b lrn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyril Brunnell on Wednesday, the 18th.
Miss Mary Gee and Mrs. J. a. Calvin
are in New York buying their fall goods.
Miss katherine Wright is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. W. Eaton. at Cambridge,
Mass.
Miss Anna Daniels has returned from
Fair Haven, where she has betn fOI
few weeks.
Thomas Dupont's horse. "Tomoto",
died yesterday from injuries received
from fall.
Wallace Counter is building an extern
sive addition to his dwelling on North
Pleasant street.
Peter Smith was home from school a
few days last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Smith.
Middlebury college began its fall ses-
sion yesterday. The freshman class con-
tains about thirty students.
Rev. Horace A. Crane will deliver his
lecture on "lndia" at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening, sept. %.
Prof. EIenckles has taken possession
of the new faculty dwelling erected on
the college property the past summer.
Attention is called to the time for the
village meeting in the notice elsewhere
published. The date has been fixed for
Monday, Sept. p.
Mrs. j. C. Gilmour and two daughters,
Alice and Bertha, and niece, Myrtle
Flint, have returned from two weeks
visit al SaralO a.
Anyone desiring to Join the Ladies'
library until Jan. next can do so by the
payment of 30 cents on next Saturday at
the library rooms.
The advertisement of the Bailey Music
Rooms appears elsewhere in this issue.
The firm is an old and tried one, and
worthy of all confidence.
The Bristol high school sends three of
its graduates for the freshman class of
the local college-GeOrge Drake, John
lla!pin and VIM. MatthewsOn.
The graded school opened its doors for
the fall term on Monday with very good
attendance for the first week. The num-
Der of pupils enrolled was 4l3.
Arthur Bryant, who has spent the
summer vacation at home in this village,
returned to the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute this week to resume his studies.
Next week the REGISTER will print
in full the list of prizes and winners of
the far. Copy of same was received
too late for insertion in this week 5
paper.
Our readers will find an obituary no.
tlce of the late NJ. +. Harrington, whose
| funeral occurred here Monday, in our
Weybridge items. Mr.. Harrington was
native of tins place.
If the San Francisco Minstrels draw as
we'll in Middlebury as they have in other
New England towns, there will not be
standing room at the opera house next
Monday evening, the goth.
Mrs. a. f. Aldrich and three children
returned to their home in Brooklyn, y.
y, on Tuesday, They were accompan-
led by Miss Eta Pierce, Miss Bernice
Cady and Theron Kingsley.
The Congregational club of western
Vermont will hold its autumn meeting at
Pittsford Sept. IS, commencing at II