Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

|. NJ. Taylor is suffering from an
abscess on his foot.
Miss Sophrona Collins of Bennington
is visiting Miss Mary Gee.
The Ausable Chasm excursion drew
about 30 persons at this place.
William Kyle, who has been i'll for the
past week, is Somewhat better.
President Brainerd of the college has
returned from his western trip.
Miss Helena A. Cox of Boston has
entered the employ of Bond Bros.
c. F Rich moved his stationery stock
to the Union block on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Calvin of Brattleboro is
visiting the family of Dennis Calvin.
Patrick Rochefort is dangerously i'll
with cancer at the home of his parents.
Miss Matte Buckley is home from
Rogers Rock. where she spent the sum-
mer.
Smith C. Shedrick of Chicago is at his
fathers, c. b. Shedrick's. for short
visit.
y. r.. Titus has gone to Bristol and
entered the employ of the condensed
milk factory.
week on an overland trip to the northern
part of the state.
Miss Anna Buckley, who was danger
Ouslv i'll at Sparhawk's sanitarium in
Burlington, is much improved.
Miss Florence Douglas went on We'd
nesday TO Montpelier as delegate of
the Inasmuch Circle of Kings DAugh
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Wilcox of Chicago
are the guests of Mr.. WilcoX's sister
Miss Emma Wilcox. They arrived Tues
day.
People in this vicinity are anticipating
genuine treat Sept. -. when the Ep
worth league puts on its vitascope enter
tainment.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Pierce, a graduate
of the Metropolitan hospital for trained
nurses, New York city, Is spending a
few weeks IN Middlebury.
Mrs. Frank Farusworth, Mrs. Abbie
Beckwith and Miss Agnes Wainwright
are back from Nantucket Island, where
they had spent several weeks.
Mrs. Sabrina B. Aubrey, who had been
visiting relatives in this vicinity for the
past two weeks. returned to her home in
Brooklyn, y. Y, on saturday.
After a two weeks visit with her
nieces. the Misses Steele, at Battell Hall.
Mrs. Barnum of COnstantinople, Turkey,
left Wednesday for Connecticut.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Smith and Mrs. Lucy
Field, who have been visiting Clinton
Smith of Washington, returned on Tues
day accompanied by his son, Harold
Smith,
Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas arrived on Wednes
day from Chester, Nova Scotia, where
she and Rev. Mr.. Thomas have been
spending their vacation. She will re-
main little time with her parents.
j. b. Hayes, who attended the G. A
r. encampment at Buffalo, returned
home last Saturday. Mrs. Hayes &C
companied him as far as Glens Falls
where she visited relatives and friends.
Among other improvements of the
graded school buildings accomplished
this summer is that of adding fire
escapes on the outsides of the structure
Work on these was progressing this
week
Mrs. Cummings of Boston, Mrs. White
and daughter, Mrs. Bellows and Mis-,
Alice Newton of Holyoke, Nasal
guests of F. 4. Bond and family fol
some time past-departed for their homes
Wednesday.
Henry H. Tong, who has been caring
for j. b. Benedict during the summer, is
taking a vacation. He will enter thu
? freshman class at college. Charles A
Voetsch of New Haven is caring for Dea
t Benedict now.
The Citizens band will give its frs
annual dance on Thursday, Sept. g., t
which all are cordially invited. TIT