Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. Isaac Stems was in Burlington
Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Brainerd is in Boston
with friends.
Earl Cushman reached home from
Europe Wednesday,
Mrs. Geo. billiard of Albany was the
guest of Mrs. Pride during the week.
A kinetoscope and photograph booth
has been opened in the Union block
viii Alden and family Of Washington.
d, c.. have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Remely.
Mrs 5. B. Aines and daughter are
spending a few days with relatives in
Rip,on.
Mrs. Allan Calhoun and children have
returned from a short visit with Burling-
ton friends.
Perhaps they call it the flyer be-
cause, like the tlying-machine, it is the
very latest.
Ned and Fred Mathews are spending
week at Poultney and Lake ST.
Catherine.
The thermometer was down to Is de-
grees Tuesday night. Are your winter
wraps handy?
B. H. Lane and daughter were in AL
bany last week, where the former con-
suited an Oculist.
Judge j. NJ. Slade attended the muster
at Chester last week. where the presi-
dent reviewed the troop
Dea. j. b. Benedict. who was stricken
with paralysis in May, is slowly i'm.
proving and rides out daily.
Mrs. Barnum, of Constantinople,
Turkey, aunt of the Misses Steele, is
visiting the latter at Mrs. Brainerd's.
F. c. Partridge returned this week from
his camping trip in the Adirondacks and
is with his mother at their East Middle
bury home.
Miss Alice Brainerd, who has been
visiting for some time in Worcester,
Mass. with her uncle and aunt, has re-
turned home.
l.. W. Austin. now a professor in
Madison (Wis.) University. is visiting
old friends here. He graduated at Mid
dlebury in 1889.
George Rowell, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Mrs. Brainerds with
his neices, the Misses Steele, left for
Philadelphia last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawrence enter.
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gressve whist Monday evening at their
home on High street.
Clinton Smith returned to Washington,
d. c., Thursday. His mother, Mrs.
Julia NJ. Smith, and Mrs. Lucy Fields, the
latter's sister, accompanied him.
Mrs. Herman Sterns and daughter of
Brooklyn, who have been visiting the
family of Isaac Stems for some time
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Mrs. Julia B. Pratt of Bridport, twin
sister of Dea. j. B. Benedict, and her
daughter, Mrs. a. c. Aubery of Brook
Ign, n. y, are visiting relatives in town.
If anyone has doubted the good bust
ness policy in supporting the Citizens
band, the number of farmers teams in
town Wednesday evening should covert
him.
Misses NJ. G. Miller and f. j. Dlcken-
son of Brooklyn and Misses Mable @.
Constantine and Hattie S. Porter of New
! ork are stopping with Mrs. Franklin
Hooker for the summer.
A reunion of the Seventeenth Vermont
regiment In the war of the rebellion
will be held at Burlington on Sept. l,
1t being the week Of the state fair, half
fare rates can be secured.
New hazards have been laid on the
golf links at Bread Loaf during the past
week, and now there are more tees,
caddies, ETC., up there than were ever
used at four o'clock.
A Sunday school convention will be
held in Bristol some time in October.
The executive committee of the Addison
county union held a meeting here last
Friday and so decided.
Prof. and Mrs. Eaton returned last
week from their visit at North Jeffrey,
IN. II. They rode their wheels home
and were accompanied by their host and
hostess, DR.. and Mrs. Bigelow.
Prof. and Miss Chickering of Washing
ton, ID. c., came down from Montreal
yesterday. They have spent the sum-