Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Inc NlllLeuS nduu VIII give cOlGeIl
as usual next Wednesday evening.
Rev. Bigelow and wife of Bristol were
guests of Mrs. Henry Merrill this week.
Prof. W. f. Howard was in Albany
part of the week. He returned Wednes-
day.
Miss Julia Parnell of Shoreham visited
with her sister Anna few days the past
week.
Miss Lena Jackson of Glens Falls. y.
y, has been the guest of Miss Alice
Brainerd this week.
Rev. Chas. Lathrop of Deckertown,
y. j., preached at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening.
Lizzie McCary, who has been very i'll
for over two months past, is now on the
high road to recovery.
George Boudreau and family of Clio
versville. y. y. are visiting the parents
of the former in this village.
Mrs. NJ. \. Brooks and two little sons
went south Monday. The boys return
to their books at Medfield, Mass.
Manager Stone of the Opera House
announces that "O'Brady's Election"
will not appear here as announced.
J. c. Durick. the insurance man. has
established himself in an office room in
the second floor of the Slade block.
/.Nliss Bertha Brainerd left Monday for
1Great Darlington, Mass. to take up her
duties as principal of the high school.
Prof. J. W. Chickering, of Washington
! left Monday for Waterville, y. H.. after
several pleasant weeks at Bread Loaf
Inn.
Miss Agnes Merrill. who has been in
town the past four years, returned to
her home in Bridport the first of the
week.
N Fred Beckwith will be a student at
Worcester academy this year. He left
for Worcester Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Beckwith.
Mrs. Branerd Kellogg of Brooklyn IS
visiting old friend. in the village. Prof.
Kellogg has returned to Brooklyn after
his lively summers outing.
The families of Abram Langworthy
and Chas. Piper have returned from their
outing at Long Point. They occupied
the Calhoun cottage while there.
President Brainerd returned early in
the week from trip to Boston and left
again Wednesday TO Join a party of
botanists on a trip to Mount Mansfield.
Miss Anna Dorsey. who has lust
graduated from the Metropolitan hospi-
tai for trained nurses. New York, is
visiting friends in Middlebury and vi
entity.
Mrs. Henry Barnum of Constantine
pie. who left here for Connecticut last
week, was recalled this week by the i'll
ness of her TWO nieces, the Misses
Steele.
W f. Tobln, wife and son, now of
Swanton but formerly of Middlebury.
are taking a carriage drive through the
state They were in Mddlebury yes.
terday.
Members of the Baptist church should
bear in mind the covenant meeting tins
) FRIDAY evening and the communion
service ON sunday after the morning
sermon.
Rufus Wainwright went to Boston
/ Wednesday to meet Roy Howard and dc
the Hub in company with him. They
are expected to return home together to-
morrow.
Prof. James Patton returned to Mid
dletown. Conn. Saturday to resume his
duties in Wesleyan college. lie was a
| guest of Prof Wright during his short
stay here.
r The Vermont Chronicle, the religion;
family paper of st. Johnsbury, has fine
picture of the New Haven church which
celebrated its centennial a couple OF
weeks ago.
Ford Langworthy returned to Wash
ington last Monday after a short vaca
( tion with his parents here. He Is EN-
ployed in the agricultural department
at the capital.