Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-08-05
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

The "sticlly weather still holds out in
these parts.
d. II. Bennett of Bridport was in town
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. E. p and Miss Daisy Cushman
visited at Sudbury last week.
Work of laying brick on the Battell
block was resumed this week.
Gasca Balm is in camp this week near
Burlington with party of friends.
Mrs. W. H. Bond and son of Waverly,
Mass, are visiting at F. A. Bonds.
Miss Marietta Raymond of Green Bay,
Wis, is visiting Mrs Lucius Shaw.
Dennis McHugh, Jr.. of Salem, Mass
is visiting his parents in this village.
Charles Bruyas family have moved
into their new house on South street.
c. r. Witherell of Cornwall was
registered at the Addison Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Calvin of Bratteboro is
visiting with the familyof Dennis Calvin.
The village park received moving
this week, which improves its ap-
pearance.
Miss Jennie Japan, who is employed
bv b. F. Wales, is having vacation OF
two weeks.
Summer hotel traffic is now in full
swing and our hotels are receiving their
full share.
Miss Julia Seymour reached home last
evening, after over a years soiourn in
Leghorn, Italy.
Mrs. W. T. Nash is once more at home
after spending the winter with her sister
in Keene, Cal.
Mrs. Gasca Rich is spending the sum-
mer with her sister. Mrs. Barnum, in
Winneconne. Wis.
Dr.. Merrill's children from Albany,
who have been visiting at H. f. Merrill's
have returned home.
Misses Olive and Philemon Beaudro
are visiting this week at their brothers
IN Gloversville, y. Y.
Last week several large pickerel were
taken from the river. They are reported
to have been about so long.
G. f. Marshall and family are taking
their annual outing at Silver Lake. They
will be gone about month.
Master Monroe and Miss Florence
Nichols of Albany, n. y, are spending
their vacation at II. A. Peck's.
Miss Rebecca McGoldrick of Fitch
burg, Mass. is the guest of Miss Mar
garet McGoldrick at this place.
Clinton Gooding has returned to New
York state after a couple of weeks visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Gooding.
The grist mill will shut down on the
10Th, to remain closed for two or three
weeks during the work on the new flume,
DR.. l.. E. Mellen and family are at
home again after a months outing, which
they spent on Long Point, Lake Cham
plain.
The soaking rain of Monday night
came none to soon to save vegetation.
1t was the finest rain storm for many
moons.
Judge and Mrs. J. f. Weeks attended
the meeting of the Vermont Fish and
Game League at Isle LaMotte on
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Potter and son started for
Hamilton, n. y, Tuesday evening, where
they will spend some time visiting Mrs.
Potter's mother.
Rev. G, r. Perrin of Boston, who has
been spending the past three weeks at
the Hotel Logan, returned home with his
family early in the week
Rev. H. p. Seymour of New York is
expected az st. Stephens next Sunday,
and Rev. w. G. Davenport the remain
ing Sundays in August.
A substantial shop has been erected on
the grounds of the new marble works
and work has been begun on the mills
proper. Foundations are being laid.
Fire Chief Frank Stone has made pre-
paratons for emergencies by having the
steamer put in order and the pump al
the steam bakery made ready for action
Rev. B. B. Bosworth, pastor of the
, Washington Heights Baptist church OF
New York city, will supply the pulpit
of the local Baptist church during the
month of August in exchange with the
pastor.
A cofierdam has been put in the river
cutting of the water from the old Shell.
/ don raceway, which is being cleaned out
preparatory TO being connected with the
new marble MILL
Rev. B. b. Bosworth will preach al
the Baptist church Sunday, both morn
ing and evening. His subject, morning
',The Value of Christian Beliefs; even
Ing, "The Ups and Downs of Life and
How to Meet Them"
G. F. Mullen, for the past six years a
compositor on the REGISTERS force, has