Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-08-19
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

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Theodore Munroe has returned from
Lake Dunmore camp.
Bishop Michaud of Burlington was in
the village on Monday.
/. H. Stowe has been spending a few
days visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. II.
Lane.
G. f. Marshall and family have return
ed from their summer vacation at Silver
lake.
Mrs. Samuel Mcintosh of Mortified,
Vt, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Jackson.
Letters addressed to Miss A. L. Davis
and W. Z. Barraw are at the postoffice
unclaimed.
G. f. Stephens is making extensive re-
pairs on his place at the head of Wash
ington street.
G.. f. Towne who has been taking an
outing on the coast of Maine, is once
more at home.
Miss Alice Cushmen. who has been a
week in New York city, returned Thurs
day morning.
The check list is now posted in the
postofice. Every voter should see that
his name is on it.
Miss May Sttt and Miss Alice Thomp-
son of Boston were visiting friends in
town over sunday.
The new l0-foot intake pipe for the
mills will begin to assume its final APP
pearance next week
Mrs. f. II. Thorp, who has been quite
seriously i'll fol- some days past, is re-
ported to be able to sit up.
Mrs. Anna Mead Hobbs, son and
daughter of Warsaw. y. y, are visiting
at Mrs. VIM. II. Matthews's.
Fred Cloyes went back to Boston
Monday night, after spending two weeks
with parents and friends here.
The village water works will be shut
down for a few hours next Sunday for
necessary repairs on the pumps.
a. T. Stratton, general secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A., at Pawtucket, Il. l.,
spent a few hours in town on Tuesday.
Rev Martin Cady, d. d., of Chicago,
will preach in the NJ. f. church next
Sunday morning at the regular services.
John Murphy's new house on South
street is rapidly nearing completion, and
promises to be a great addition to the
street.
Work Oh the new faculty residence on
College street is progressing. The out
side already gives an idea of the finished
building
President Charles 5. Murkland of Dur
ham, y. H.. will preach in the Congrega-
tiona church next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Robert Towle and Mrs. Laura Douglas
were married at Mrs. Douglass residence
on Academy street Aug. 10 by Rev. Mr.
Houghton.
Napoleon Murray acknowledged q
drunk before Justice Moore Tuesday and
4 paid a fine of Sl0.7l. He said he got the
liquor in New York.
L. F. Farnsworth and wife, who have
spent several weeks visiting friends il
5 this vicinity, returned to their home ii
+ Grand Island, Neb., Monday.
President and Miss Viola Brainerd re
turned Wednesday evening from Knight;
y Island, where they had spent a few days
x in the popular Middlebury resort.
tt Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross and A. w
Angel of Providence, r. l., have re
d turned to their homes after two weeks
J. visit at Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Abernethy's.
We are requested to ask that all tn,
ladies who have not returned the band
u, they have made for the soldiers, to sent
F them without fail this week to Mis-
Wright at Prof. EatOn's.
Archie Trude, a l2-year-old boy, wa
- before Justice Moore Tuesday, charged
n with assault and battery. The evldenc
did not substantiate the charge and tn
boy was discharged forwith.
y. One of the dynamos of the Electric
II company has been placed in the base
n ment of Smith & Wellss mill and will
T. supply the incandescent lights durin,
the Improvements in the flume.
y Rev. A. w. Dickens returned from hi
1t vacation on Tuesday to officiate at tn
Sc Button-Stevens wedding at Vergennes
He has returned to Argyle, n. Y, TO
the remainder of his vacation.
y The marble company has undertake.
- 10 the task of removing some of the up
a river Instructions TO the free flowing o
" water. 1t has had men at work remoy
Y. ing rock from the bed of the river abov
il. the bridge.
Vermont has indicated her reputato
as a summer resort the past week. AT
gust is the month of dog days, but u
to cooler or pleasanter weather could b
pc asked for than we have had thus far /
- Tho month