Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-10-14
REMICK & DICKINSoN'S
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

A. H. Bristol went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Miss Jessie Stewart is visiting in
Northampton, Mass.
Carl Merrill is in Syracuse, n. Y,
pursuing his law studies.
f. A. Bond returned this week from
New York business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fassett are visit
ing this week in Randolph
Dennis Calvin is seriously ill at the
home of his son in Brattleboro.
II. w. Brewster is absent from his
business on account of sickness.
William jackson went to Boston
Wednesday to be gone until Monday
next.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Tilden left early in the
week for a visit with relatives in Wis
consin.
Isaac Shapiro, who has been in the
metropolis purchasing stock, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Patrick Kennedy of Burlington
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Goyett, this week.
Ira Ii. LaFleur was in Montpelier this
week to be examined for admission to
practice before the state courts.
The Essay club will hold its first
meeting of the season on Monday, Oct.
IL at Mrs. Rufus WaInwright's.
Representative Cartmell of Middlebury
has been appointed on the committee on
railroads of the state legislature.
John Pinney, who has been at Farms
worth's for several years, has gone to
Boston, where he has position.
Satterlee Phelps of Washington, D. c.,
is spending his annual vacation IN this
village. He is at the Addison House.
The first meeting of the season of the
Century club was held Wednesday
evening at Wan. Jackson's on South
street.
The first meeting of the Hawthorne
club will be held with Professor and
Mrs. McGilton on Tuesday evening,
Oct. IS.
Mrs. Charles G. Severance has returned
from Morristown, n. j., here she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c,
Westall.
w. II. Sheldon is taking an enforced
vacation by reason of sickness. Mrs
Sheldon is still under the doctors care
in Burlington.
A j. Crown of Togus, Me-, is visiting
Middlebury the first time in fifty years
He was a carpenter IN this village hall
a century ago.
The Barre Daily Times of Monday
notes the fact that Ezra Brainerd, Jr.
dined with Gov. and Mrs. e. c. Smith a
Montpelier yesterday"
Remember the supper at the Congrega
tional church tonight. Clam chowder
coffee, rolls, cake, etc, all for fifteer
cents. Supper served at G o'clock.
John Mclaughlin and Ed Baker, WHIT
have been at Thomas Dupont's black
smith shop for a couple of years, have
, gone to White River Junction to work.
Charles S. Dana of New Haven ant
Miss Lucy Grace Jackman of Walthan
were married at the home of the brid
on Wednesday, Oct. u, at 3 o'clock p. m
r Lovers of music should encourag
Manager Stone to secure entertainment
= in their line by we'll patronzing the Mo
Fart Symphony club concert tomorrow
night.
. C. l.. Nutting has gone to New Yorl
to attend the carriage builders cOnven
tion. He has charge of the exhibit mad
by his firm, Pungs-AndersOn Mfg. Co. o
5 Detroit, Mich.
r Consumers of the village water SHOULD
take heed to the notice of the collector q
water taxes found in another column
The tax is now due, and should be pal
before Monday next.
The topic for Christian Endeavor meet
. ing at the Baptist church next Sunda
! evening is " Claims of City Evangelizs
d tion," missionary subject. Harry
d Lake will lead the meeting.
/ e. A. Pratt and friends are stopping q
n Lake Dunmore for a few days. They al
o from Lanslngburg, N. Y. Some of tn
party are going over through Ne'
Hampshire on their wheels.
Alpha Mu of Chi Psi of the colleg
I; gave an informal hop last Saturday ever
e ing. Thirteen couple were present an
e an enjoyable time was had by all. IL
cream and cake was served by the boys