Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

F. Y. Button is taking months vaca.
ton at South Hero.
Mrs. c. B. Wright has gone to Akron,
o., to visit relatives.
Miss Tuttle of Chicago is guest at
G. S. Wainwright's.
The power house of the new marble
mills is being placed under cover.
Mrs. Jewett Wilcox and Miss Maud
Wilcox of Chicago are visiting relatives
in the village.
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. James of Brook
! Ign, n. Y, are guests of Mrs. James
mother, Mrs. Tilden.
Prof. Samuel Sheldon and family have
reached Mlddlebury from Brooklyn for
the summer vacation.
Chas. A. Munroe of Chicago is at his
old home In this village. He will remain
here for couple of months.
Mrs. w. w. Chapman will spend the
summer at Schroon Lake, y. Y, having
gone there during the week.
Mrs. w. F. Martin of Milwaukee, Wis,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hammond of this village
Mrs. Richard Cochrane of York, Penn,
formerly Miss Agnes Wainwright, is
visiting her parents in the village.
Prof. Carl \. Plehn of the University
of California is guest at President
Brainerd's. Mrs. Plehn's fathers.
Frederick w. Beckwth reached home
Saturday from Worcester Mass
academy for the summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Allen Warner of AL
bany are visitors at Mrs. Warmers par
ents', Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Wainwright's.
The police say that the Fourth was
exceptionally free from disturbances,
and that the DRINKS were remarkably
| few.
George Thompson, of the firm of
Thompson Bros, Brockton, accompanied
by his family Is guest at the Mathews
| farm.
One who has watched the river informs
US that Just before the recent rains the
water reached its lowest for twelve
years.
The gangs in the south mill of the
marble company are now ready for work,
awaiting the completion of the power
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Button came up
from Washington, d. c., and have been
the guests of Mr. Buttons mother during
the week.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Ada German,
Mr.. F. 7. Epson, Thomas Tweedie, Mr.
F. d. Warner and Mr.. Fred Whitman
are at the postof1ice unclaimed.
Misses Berniece and Bessie Thomas
left Wednesday morning for the White
Mountains. where they will spend the
summer at the Profile House.
A number of law students of Rutland
have formed Flaw students club" and
! Walter b. Dunton of the class of '9S
Middlebury, has been chosen secretary
thereof.
Mrs. Edward Crannelly and son of
Pittsford returned home Wednesday
having spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Crannelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Wooster.
Miss Flora NJ. Terrill of Morrisvile is
visiting her old college chum, Mrs. Will.
lam Jackson. Miss Terrill has recently
returned from Germany, where she con-
tinued her studies.
George r. Merriam, former COM
positor on the REGISTER but now in the
government printing office at Washing
ton, was in town Wednesday. He is on
his annual vacation.
Hermon Smith, who spent few days
| here after the close of the University of
I Vermont, has gone to Saratoga to spend
/ the vacation with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Smith, in their new home.
Another change in running time on the
Rutland road went into effect June %.
1t does not effect the time of arrival or
departure of trains at Middlebury, but
makes a difference In the schedule else
where.
1t appears that Middlebury college
can claim still closer relationship with
President Hadley of Yale than was
noted In these columns few weeks ago.
The presidents father was tutor In Greek
at the local college in ls44-45..
We understand that the Methodist
people have about concluded arrange
ments for sacred concert, to be given